Anyboardie?
There's a $10 Live Nation convenience fee. I don't know why they booked a show there.
DSO at Oakdale
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In A Silent Way
, Dec 06 2012 11:46 PM
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Posted 07 December 2012 - 06:29 AM
I'm on the fence. 
I might just go to Viral Sound at Sully's Pub in Hartford on Saturday. I've mostly seen DSO in a festival type setting and its never been an entire show like their shtick is, more like a greatest hits free-for-all. So I thought when I saw them at a theater I'd get the real DSO experience but no.....same deal.
I might just go to Viral Sound at Sully's Pub in Hartford on Saturday. I've mostly seen DSO in a festival type setting and its never been an entire show like their shtick is, more like a greatest hits free-for-all. So I thought when I saw them at a theater I'd get the real DSO experience but no.....same deal.
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Posted 08 December 2012 - 01:58 PM
CP really wanted to go, and we had a good time hanging out with friends. They played 9/29/77 Seattle Paramount Theatre. Best. Sugaree. Evah.
Considering I had comps for Kimock the night before, it was a good two days of music.
Considering I had comps for Kimock the night before, it was a good two days of music.
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Posted 09 December 2012 - 02:51 PM
I didn't like seeing all the nitrous in the lot. You'd think the fucks at Live Nation wouldn't want that on their property.
But the Dead scene is all rainbows, flowers and family compared to the rest. There couldn't of been any tanks there
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Posted 09 December 2012 - 06:38 PM
The first time IASW met me was before a biscuits show in Bridgeport. I must of caught the kid in the parking spot next to me at least 3 times, as he fished out, while carrying on a perfectly normal conversation with Dave and his wife. 
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Posted 10 December 2012 - 12:13 AM
I'm all for publicly shaming Live Nation and the Wallingford police until they do something. If Ken can keep the nitrous mafia out of a festival, Live Nation can keep them out of one parking lot.
What about the Klein? Should I boycott SPAC or Jones Beach too? And Bowery Ballroom, Best Buy Theater and Irving Plaza too?
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Posted 10 December 2012 - 12:16 AM
I'm all for publicly shaming Live Nation and the Wallingford police until they do something. If Ken can keep the nitrous mafia out of a festival, Live Nation can keep them out of one parking lot.
Agreed. After Ken & Vibes were publically shamed after Vibes 2009, something was done. Ken realized that it had gotten out of control, and took steps to protect his investment. The Oakdale should do the same.
The issue is money. the gas slingers make a ton of it. That will keep bringing them back. Now if they start to lose money, they will go away...
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Posted 10 December 2012 - 12:22 AM
And someone died at Vibes. They can twist and turn the story any way they want. but the fact that when you still search vibes on google. nitrous mafia kills man at vibes comes up is a lot more reason for the crack down then any public outcry. people were complaining about it quite vocally since vibes 2007.
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Posted 10 December 2012 - 01:24 AM
What about the Klein? Should I boycott SPAC or Jones Beach too? And Bowery Ballroom, Best Buy Theater and Irving Plaza too?
The Klein isn't a Live Nation venue, and the tank operators have been staying away from FTC's Bridgeport and Fairfield shows as far as I know. Jones Beach is on state property with park police, and the NYC venues front on city sidewalks, where it's the NYPD's problem.
I'm not saying to boycott LN, although I probably will.
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Posted 10 December 2012 - 03:23 AM
The Klein isn't a Live Nation venue, and the tank operators have been staying away from FTC's Bridgeport and Fairfield shows as far as I know. Jones Beach is on state property with park police, and the NYC venues front on city sidewalks, where it's the NYPD's problem.
I'm not saying to boycott LN, although I probably will.
I don't support the tank guys anymore, used to give them quite a few of my dollars, but I am not going to boycott a venue because there are tanks there. I'd never get to see the biscuits
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Posted 10 December 2012 - 09:34 PM
WALLINGFORD, CT (WFSB) -- Two New York residents were arrested after police said they sold drugs to uncover officers Friday night in the parking lot of the Oakdale theater in Wallingford.
Judith Grasso, 50, and David Kayne, 41, both of Olivebridge, were arrested MDMA, which is a form of Ecstasy pills, to a police informant before the "Dark Star Orchestra" concert.
During the arrest, officers seized 3.4 ounces of MDMA packaged for sale in mini zip bags, 114 LSD tabs, 35 chocolate covered Psilocybin Mushrooms and $7,935.00. According to police, the street value of the drugs confiscated is $13,000.
Kayne was charged with illegal sale of hallucinogens, possession of hallucinogens with intent to sell, conspiracy to possess hallucinogens with intent to sell, possession of hallucinogens, conspiracy to possess hallucinogens, operation of a drug factory, conspiracy to operation of a drug factory and possession of drug paraphernalia. He is being on a $150,000 bond.
Grasso was charged with conspiracy to illegal sale of hallucinogens, possession of hallucinogens with intent to sell, conspiracy to possess hallucinogens with intent to sell, possession of hallucinogens, conspiracy to possess hallucinogens, operation of a drug factory, conspiracy to operation of a drug factory and possession of drug paraphernalia. She is being on a $100,000 bond.
