[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr.Jingles wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Worcester was better than New Jersey, and by far much better than the show in Long Island.
The MA crowd's energy was mindblowing.
New York can't rock, but the neighbors up north sure do.[/QUOTE]
Yeah! Worcester was awesome!!!
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If anyone wants to read my blog about Worster this is my link !
http://blog.myspace.com/13625250
its the second one, the first is the picture blog...I wrote the blog RIGHT after I got home...I was going CRAZY, so if the stuff I said doesnt make sence you know why :D
http://blog.myspace.com/13625250
its the second one, the first is the picture blog...I wrote the blog RIGHT after I got home...I was going CRAZY, so if the stuff I said doesnt make sence you know why :D
New York NAssua show ROCKEDDD!@!!!@!1onmeoneoen
I was lucky enough to see two shows in the states and they were Worcester and then Detroit. And from what Brian has said about each and the way that he acted in Detroit I know that they were two of the best shows over here. For me, they obviously top the rest, ROTC is good, and I hope Super Live is good too, but being there to hear Bri blurt out the f-bomb 3 times is unforgettable
Her it goes.
1 - San Diego. What an amazing night!!!!!!!
2 - Cardiff. Great venue.
3 - Las Vegas. Last show I would see.
4 - Birmingham. First Show I had seen in England
5 - Anahaim.
The US shows had so much energy. The band was so tight, and just rocked.
Honorable add. Hollywood Bowl. The QPR was OK, but the atmosphere was just special.
1 - San Diego. What an amazing night!!!!!!!
2 - Cardiff. Great venue.
3 - Las Vegas. Last show I would see.
4 - Birmingham. First Show I had seen in England
5 - Anahaim.
The US shows had so much energy. The band was so tight, and just rocked.
Honorable add. Hollywood Bowl. The QPR was OK, but the atmosphere was just special.
New Jersey was amazing, considering it had been something i had been waiting to go to for what seemed like an eternity. Worcester was also amazing, and Uniondale was phenominal cos i was right up against the stage.
that being said, i think it's impossible to determine the "best" show.
that being said, i think it's impossible to determine the "best" show.
I gotta go with what Brian said about Worcester
I was there and it was unbelievable
I was also in Uniondale
Nowhere near the same
As far as it being a "local" crowd
yeah, i agree
and yes, this area always had A HUGE Queen fanbase
myself included
I was there and it was unbelievable
I was also in Uniondale
Nowhere near the same
As far as it being a "local" crowd
yeah, i agree
and yes, this area always had A HUGE Queen fanbase
myself included
I attended:
- NJ-'05
- Worcester
- Nassau
- Pittsburg
While all four nights were very enjoyable - WORCESTER was easily the "hottest" night hands down !
- NJ-'05
- Worcester
- Nassau
- Pittsburg
While all four nights were very enjoyable - WORCESTER was easily the "hottest" night hands down !
I went to
Wembley 05
NJ 05
Worcester
Nassau
Buffalo
and my faveorite show is Worcester, hands down. I agree that NJ is another category entirely, that it was filled with Queeniacs from around the country. For me, that was the best fan experience outside the venue. My feeling about the NJ show was many of us were just shocked to see them in the flesh!
But for me, the Worcester show was like a club. Everyone was going apeshit. It was a Friday, it was just about full, and they played their asses off.
That said, all of them were great. Like fine wine.
Wembley 05
NJ 05
Worcester
Nassau
Buffalo
and my faveorite show is Worcester, hands down. I agree that NJ is another category entirely, that it was filled with Queeniacs from around the country. For me, that was the best fan experience outside the venue. My feeling about the NJ show was many of us were just shocked to see them in the flesh!
But for me, the Worcester show was like a club. Everyone was going apeshit. It was a Friday, it was just about full, and they played their asses off.
That said, all of them were great. Like fine wine.
What you say about NJ, Daniel, reminds me of Brixton Academy. It was the worst gig of the tour but the most amazing crowd coming together from all over the planet. I think it was the most exciting atmosphere I ever experienced in a concert and the audience was 100% determined to make this concert a success. The moment when Brian came out and the curtain fell, was almost unreal. I will never forget it.
Sounds exactly like my experience in NJ 05' YV! I felt the same way, and the crowd was in another time demension. Absolutely incredible...i have never seen the kind of electricity in a audience like i did that night.
Worcester was hot...the band was "on" full tilt. What a show!!
Worcester was hot...the band was "on" full tilt. What a show!!
where do you download seattle from?
why doesnt anyone mention Philadelphia?oh wait,i just did.