The bootleg was floating around this thread awhile back.

Do you think it'll still be up?

Someone could probably upload or send it to you, I don't remember the site where we all got it.

[URL=http://platinumentertainment.us/creamtickets.html]Bad news[/URL] :(

I have the reunion on CD, but not video (since you said wacth it). If theres a video then id defintaly like to have it.

Them prices are sort of rediculous. As much as id like to believe their bogus, its possible it could be like that. Ive heard some reviews that the show in London wasnt that great, but id still pay a hefty price to see them.

I've seen prices at two different sources, and they've both had the same range for one ticket. I definitely can't afford that.

That's absurdly expensive.

[QUOTE=Lunch]Someone could probably upload or send it to you, I don't remember the site where we all got it.

[URL=http://platinumentertainment.us/creamtickets.html]Bad news[/URL] :([/QUOTE]


WOW!!! is that the ticket prices?!?!?!!!!!! :eek:!

$2000!

Holy crap, 450$ for the shi*ty tickets! If they were the Gratful Dead, they would put on a free show :angry:

EDIT: Today I tried to explain Tommy to the foreign exchange student from Japan :D

Yea nevermind, there's definently no way I can afford those tickets, especially with needing money to pay for college.

I'll just get the dvd.

[QUOTE=Walrus Gumboot]Holy crap, 450$ for the shi*ty tickets! If they were the Gratful Dead, they would put on a free show :angry:

EDIT: Today I tried to explain Tommy to the foreign exchange student from Japan :D[/QUOTE]
You have a Japanese exchange student? Hot.

Now I'm very sure that it's not worthwhile to save up money for Cream tickets. They may be good, but I'm positive they're not $500+ good.

[QUOTE=magicbus]Yea nevermind, there's definently no way I can afford those tickets, especially with needing money to pay for college.

I'll just get the dvd.[/QUOTE]

Hmm, college or Cream show. Which costs more :lol:
Seriously, an important part of the quality of a concert is the audience vibe, if it is a bunch of super rich kids, and rich folks that can afford it, the vibe might be a little off. The lack of weed in the air is always a sad thing at a concert, I wonder if it would be present in that sort of audience..

**** that ****. THough being behind the stage would be better, you get to really watch the drummer.

I like Deep purple... I think they are better than other classic rock group but they are quite underrated :thumb:

[QUOTE=Lunch]Someone could probably upload or send it to you, I don't remember the site where we all got it.

[URL=http://platinumentertainment.us/creamtickets.html]Bad news[/URL] :([/QUOTE]

..........Nooo...........

*double take*

.........noo........

[QUOTE=Lunch]Someone could probably upload or send it to you, I don't remember the site where we all got it.

[URL=http://platinumentertainment.us/creamtickets.html]Bad news[/URL] :([/QUOTE]

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That's a lot of ****ing money.

yo do any of yous know anything about acdc gettin a new cd out or a tour with them or anything, any info greatly appreciated.

[QUOTE=Jono9119X]yo do any of yous know anything about acdc gettin a new cd out or a tour with them or anything, any info greatly appreciated.[/QUOTE]

You might wanna ask in the AC/DC thread.

HOLY MOTHER OF GOD THOSE CREAM TICKETS ARE EXPENSIVE.

NP: Pink Floyd- Atom Heart Mother

[QUOTE]Out of curiousity, what's everyone's favorite song by Cream & The Who? For me:

The Who: The Acid Queen
Cream: Badge[/QUOTE]

The Who: My Generation, The Kids Are Alright, A Legal Matter, Baba O'Riley, Bargain, Won't Get Fooled Again, The Real Me, 1921, Amazing Journey/Sparks, I Can't Explain
Cream: I Feel Free

EDIT: Anyone else notice how Bob Dylan songs rarely ever have a chorus? It just dawned on me...I never really noticed it before.

[QUOTE=mi2tom]I like Deep purple... I think they are better than other classic rock group but they are quite underrated :thumb:[/QUOTE]

True that they are quite underrated. Most the credit goes to Zeppelin for being the origins of metal, though I believe it was much more Deep Purple....because, well, they're far heavier on average. They're one of my 5 favorite bands.

My favorite Who song: We're Not Gonna Take it (Woodstock version)
Cream song: Swalbr

I don't know what makes people call Zeppelin metal. I personally don't hear any metal in them. I agree though, Deep Purple is very underrated.

Favourite Who song: I can see for miles

I don't really have a favourite cream song..if I had to pick one i guess it would be White Room.

[QUOTE]Out of curiousity, what's everyone's favorite song by Cream & The Who? For me:

The Who: The Acid Queen
Cream: Badge [/QUOTE] I'm not a fan of either of them.

Deep Purple underrated? Personally I think they're [I]overrated[/I].

As for the ticket cost for Cream: I'd only pay that much to see a show if all 4 Beatles were still alive and wanted to have a reunion, Syd wanted to play one finale time (with or without the Floyd) or if Jeff Beck ever played in the US but none of that is ever going to happen anyway. :(

my favorite cream song is probably sunshine of your love

any puddle of mud fans in hear? i personally love the song she ****ing hates me.

The Who: Trick of the Light, Drowned, 5:15, Naked Eye, Go to the Mirror, Sparks, Armenia City in the Sky, A Quick One, While He's Away, Magic Bus

Cream: I Feel Free, Tales of Brave Ulysses

My favorite song by The Who is probably The Seeker, maybe?

Cream I'll have to think about.

[QUOTE=Schyma]
Deep Purple underrated? Personally I think they're [I]overrated[/I].
([/QUOTE]

Alot of people say that Deep Purple was the first spawn of metal/hard rock. Wouldn't you think that Stepenwolf(sp?) had that sound first?

I only own Deep Purple's Machine Head, and it's one of the more underwhemling albums in my collection.

I think the first metal band was black sabbath,i dont mean that they inspired it,but they were the first.Im sure that sabbath was probably inspired by deep purple or steppenwolf,IMO.

No way can those tickets cost that much... That best Stones tickets are like 500 bucks, and the Stones are waaaaay more famous then Cream (although not as good.) I'm not going to believe that...

On a brighter note, I'm just getting to Emerson Lake and Palmer. Keith Emerson is one heck of an amazing keybordist, and Lake and Palmer (I dunno what their respective instroments are) are both great.

NP: Fanfare For The Common Man