We pay to go to a live show. The crowd is excited to see the artist. You can feel it in the air. They appear on stage, plug in, start with a quiet but heartfelt acoustic number.

And 600 people keep their conversations going.

What. The. Hell. People?

Between songs, the artist makes polite but vague statements about how even with the PA, he can’t compete with all that noise.

They keep talking.

Grrrrrrr…

    • braindefragger@lemmy.world
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      11 hours ago

      Some of my most intense, fun and vivid memories are seeing live music with friends/ family.

      I know it’s not as cheap or accessible as it used to be and that adds to the frustration. But If music is something you’re passionate about, I would highly recommend doing it while the bands you like are still around and you are still able.

      If you generally don’t like concerts then you do you and that’s fair.

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        10 hours ago

        I love music more then most things, but between Ticketmaster and the general public’s self centered attitude, I just don’t bother.

        I’d rather spend the money on a great paid of studio grade headphones and listen to em that way.