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  1. I'm with Huck on this. I want an actual piece of paper in my pocket...although I do tend to lose them in my many pockets. Best of all is having a true old fassion ticket to add the torn off stub to my collection of fifty years of concert tickets. Peace and Love, Doc
    3 points
  2. Actually if you log into Eventbrite then you can print your Boulder tix,,,I was able to anyway. i am old school ticket in hand kinda guy...can't stand being dependent on the phone functioning properly to get into a show,,or depending on me to operate the thing correctly to pull up my tix at entry...just too much pressure for a fellow like me...
    3 points
  3. Jk nailed senor last night. Incredible
    3 points
  4. I was able to download AXS app to my phone, sign into the account I didn't create, but is there and view my upcoming tickets. My question is this, Can one of those crazy upc squares be two tickets? I have two tickets but can only view one upc square. I'm sure Rude will tell me to get with it old man, but jeez just send me paper tickets. Praise DSO.
    1 point
  5. Happy Friday Darkstar forum, Going to see Melvin W/ JK this Sunday at the Atomic Cowboy in St.Louis. Going to be a outside show. Can's wait and the second best part is we are off work on Monday!!! Yahoo!! Will give up date on show. Have a great and safe Labor day weekend everybody...
    1 point
  6. 39 years ago today, I had it done to me by the Grateful Dead for the first time. About four days before, a girl friend of mine and I were walking across the parking lot at the Mann music center in Philly to meet up with about a dozen friends at a James Taylor concert. Two guys were arguing in the parking lot. ‘Thirty’. ‘No, thirty five’. I walked up to them and asked what they were arguing about. ‘ two tickets for the Grateful Dead Saturday night’. I immediately pulled out my wallet and said ‘I ‘ll give you thirty five.’ My first show is pretty much a blur, remembering only that it was like nothing else I had ever experienced. We sat, mesmerized, watching the people as much as the band. Smiling the whole time. Seven weeks later, I ‘m getting snuck into Radio City, catching an acoustic 15th anniversary show. Two shows later, I’m going to a show by myself, without a ticket. No problem. Thirty nine years later, I just caught a Dark Star Orchestra show down the beach while they were passing through. Life is good.
    1 point
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