Desert_Voyager wrote:
If some people were jeering, they were probably spoiling it for others who could have been enjoying the music. Maybe they should have just left instead if they were so unhappy.... or maybe they were enjoying jeering?
People pay good money to go to shows.
People do not go to shows just to heckle.
people do not go to shows to be "unhappy"
People heckled because they thought it sucked, and they have every right to think that as they paid the above mentioned good money.
I was fourth rows from the front, centre aisle.
After a good opening it didn't take long to realise the ££ for the two tickets and the 500 mile round trip drive would have been better spent doing ANYTHING else.
The people who feel so strongly, that they are prepared to spoil the concert for the other people who have also paid as much and travelled a long way, by heckling throughout, should do everyone a favour, not take the risk of hearing some new music that they may dislike, leave and stay away..... please stay away!
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I knew exactly what to expect at the RFH gig and really enjoyed it. It was well advertised that it was a Dante gig so I find it strange that some went not knowing that. I understand it was certain members of the press who booed it expecting it to be a full-blown TD electronic experience. But even if it wasn't what they were expecting why is it they cannot still appreciate the work that has gone into the performance even if it is not their cup of tea?? 
