How much would you pay to see the following artists?......
How much would you pay to see the following artists?......
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Wacky Racer

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41,252 posts

276 months

Tuesday 6th November 2012
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Just a bit of fun really... biggrin

Hypothetically, if one of these were playing reasonably near your house, say 10 miles, what is the MAXIMUM you would pay for a ticket, (if anything)..or would they have to pay YOU to go?....Obviously there is a recession on and money is tight for most people.

The Rolling Stones

Keane

Paul M'cCartney

Elton John

Coldplay

Wishbone Ash...(Andy Powell)

Wishbone Ash...(Martin Turner)

Robbie Williams

Take That

Led Zeppelin..(with Jason Bonham)

Queen...(With Paul Rodgers)

Roger Waters

Rush

Adele

Shirley Bassey

Muse


scratchchin

PeanutHead

7,839 posts

199 months

Tuesday 6th November 2012
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Good seats or not, standing or not, concert or smaller gig.
Depends on what type of show as i only like going to smaller gigs/shows than the larger arena types.
Sit down show for an artist i like £50 - £100.

toasty

8,403 posts

249 months

Tuesday 6th November 2012
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£50 maybe for the Stones or Elton John.

Recently seen Roger Waters.

None of the others interest me.

£100 for original Led Zep or Queen though.

Zod

35,295 posts

287 months

Tuesday 6th November 2012
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I'd pay £1000 for Led Zep. I'm still smarting from not getting tickets to the 2007 show.

You'd have to pay me to go to some of the rest.

Wacky Racer

Original Poster:

41,252 posts

276 months

Tuesday 6th November 2012
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Zod said:
I'd pay £1000 for Led Zep. I'm still smarting from not getting tickets to the 2007 show.

You'd have to pay me to go to some of the rest.
I saw them at Earls Court...(1975).....£5

Knebworth 1979....(twice)....£7.50


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ILoveMondeo

9,614 posts

255 months

Tuesday 6th November 2012
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£10-£20 maybe...

Would have to pay me more than that for robbie williams, dont know who some of them are to be honest.


Zod

35,295 posts

287 months

Tuesday 6th November 2012
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Wacky Racer said:
Zod said:
I'd pay £1000 for Led Zep. I'm still smarting from not getting tickets to the 2007 show.

You'd have to pay me to go to some of the rest.
I saw them at Earls Court...(1975).....£5

Knebworth 1979....(twice)....£7.50


smile
They wouldn't have let me in and my pocket money wouldn't have paid for the tickets!

hesnotthemessiah

2,121 posts

233 months

Tuesday 6th November 2012
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Paul McCartney would have to pay me I'm afraid.

Led Zep - original line-up. I would sell my house (maybe).

The Who - original line-up - see above.

marcosgt

11,496 posts

205 months

Tuesday 6th November 2012
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Wacky Racer said:
Just a bit of fun really... biggrin

Hypothetically, if one of these were playing reasonably near your house, say 10 miles, what is the MAXIMUM you would pay for a ticket, (if anything)..or would they have to pay YOU to go?....Obviously there is a recession on and money is tight for most people.

The Rolling Stones - £50

Keane - £20, maybe...

Paul M'cCartney - Nothing

Elton John - Nothing

Coldplay - £20

Wishbone Ash...(Andy Powell) - Who?

Wishbone Ash...(Martin Turner) - Ditto!

Robbie Williams - £30 if the wife wanted to go.

Take That - I'd pay £100 NOT to go.

Led Zeppelin..(with Jason Bonham) - See Take That.

Queen...(With Paul Rodgers) - Double the two above...

Roger Waters - Errr - I'm sure I should know who he is, but I guess nothing, as I don't.

Rush - Are they still alive? Nothing.

Adele - £20 - Maybe...

Shirley Bassey - Nothing

Muse - Nothing
Not spending much at your festival am I? smile

M.

Soovy

35,829 posts

300 months

Tuesday 6th November 2012
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Wacky Racer said:
Just a bit of fun really... biggrin

Hypothetically, if one of these were playing reasonably near your house, say 10 miles, what is the MAXIMUM you would pay for a ticket, (if anything)..or would they have to pay YOU to go?....Obviously there is a recession on and money is tight for most people.

The Rolling Stones £1000

Keane NIL

Paul M'cCartney NIL

Elton John £200

Coldplay NIL

Wishbone Ash...(Andy Powell) NIL

Wishbone Ash...(Martin Turner)NIL

Robbie Williams £50

Take That NIL

Led Zeppelin..(with Jason Bonham) £200

Queen...(With Paul Rodgers) NIL

Roger Waters £200

Rush NIL

Adele NIL

Shirley Bassey £50

Muse NIL


PINK FLOYD £5000


scratchchin

Evangelion

8,593 posts

207 months

Tuesday 6th November 2012
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Wishbone Ash or the Stones I'd willingly pay £100.

Anyone else on that list, they'd have to pay me.

Ferg

15,242 posts

286 months

Tuesday 6th November 2012
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Nope. Not interested. I MIGHT be persuaded to pay for Zep had Bonzo still been alive. I too spent the £7.50 in '79.

I'd pay good money to see:
The Undertones
Buzzcocks
Wilko Johnson
U2, if they promised not to play anything after the first two albums.
New York Dolls

Otherwise, all the decent live bands are dead...


Edited by Ferg on Tuesday 6th November 16:44

mrmaggit

10,146 posts

277 months

Tuesday 6th November 2012
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Wilko Johnson still tours, and plays small venues.

Ferg

15,242 posts

286 months

Tuesday 6th November 2012
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They all do. I thought that was the point. smile

CrabDan

568 posts

172 months

Tuesday 6th November 2012
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Wacky Racer said:
Just a bit of fun really... biggrin

Hypothetically, if one of these were playing reasonably near your house, say 10 miles, what is the MAXIMUM you would pay for a ticket, (if anything)..or would they have to pay YOU to go?....Obviously there is a recession on and money is tight for most people.

The Rolling Stones - £0.00

Keane - £0.00

Paul M'cCartney - £0.00

Elton John - £0.00

Coldplay - £0.00

Wishbone Ash...(Andy Powell) - £0.00

Wishbone Ash...(Martin Turner) - £0.00

Robbie Williams - £0.00

Take That - £0.00

Led Zeppelin..(with Jason Bonham) - £5.00

Queen...(With Paul Rodgers) - £5.00

Roger Waters - £0.00

Rush - £25.00

Adele - £5.00

Shirley Bassey - £0.00

Muse - £15.00

scratchchin

jet_noise

6,076 posts

211 months

Wednesday 7th November 2012
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Dear All,

of the original list I'll splash £15 on zep (so there's a fiver left for fish&chips on the way home). I know how to treat a lass smile

But I'd spend £50 to see a Peter-Gabriel-fronted Genesis. In the light of Phil Collins' health I'd take another drummer but Phil's voice still works,

regards,
Jet

Hoofy

79,993 posts

311 months

Wednesday 7th November 2012
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The Rolling Stones £5

Keane £1

Paul M'cCartney -£5

Elton John -£100

Coldplay £5

Wishbone Ash...(Andy Powell) confused

Wishbone Ash...(Martin Turner) confused

Robbie Williams £5

Take That £5

Led Zeppelin..(with Jason Bonham) £5

Queen...(With Paul Rodgers) £5

Roger Waters £5

Rush £5

Adele -£5

Shirley Bassey £0

Muse £20

Soovy

35,829 posts

300 months

Wednesday 7th November 2012
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Hoofy said:
The Rolling Stones £5

Coldplay £5
You are my mother in law AICMP5P!

K12beano

20,854 posts

304 months

Wednesday 7th November 2012
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Just for fun.....
Wacky Racer said:
The Rolling Stones £5.50

Keane - Nope

Paul M'cCartney - Not now, but had it been Wings' early years £50

Elton John - No thank you, you can keep him

Coldplay - What, PAY for it???

Wishbone Ash...(Andy Powell) - Definitely £100......especially with Bob Skeat and Ben Granfelt line up .... if I couldn't have the original.....Actually £250!!! No, go on ... a whole Monkey £500

Wishbone Ash...(Martin Turner) - No - not never, poor old chap lost his marbles about 1979... pretty wardrobe... if only he could sing WA would have been a Superband!

Robbie Williams - Yup, worth a Pony £25, preferably in some small club singing Frank Sinatra numbers

Take That - Take it Away. A LONG, LONG way away!!!

Led Zeppelin..(with Jason Bonham) - £2000........ per track!!!!

Queen...(With Paul Rodgers) - £100

Roger Waters - £10

Rush - £50

Adele - Isn't that a computer?

Shirley Bassey - £5 down the local working men's club

Muse - Muesli? No thanks....
hehe

K12beano

20,854 posts

304 months

Wednesday 7th November 2012
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jet_noise said:
I'd spend £50 to see a Peter-Gabriel-fronted Genesis. In the light of Phil Collins' health I'd take another drummer but Phil's voice still works,
That's a pretty good call! I'd leave Phil Collins out, but Gabriel, Banks, Rutherford and Hackett..... £50

In similar vein, you could add in:

Jethro Tull......... £100


Yes (Wakefield, Anderson, Howe, Squire, White) .... £75