I would imagineHobo wrote:Strangely enough, I didn't hear him at all, despite being only a few feet away.24db wrote:it was that foghorn German fan bellowing in your ear mateHobo wrote:Cheers Andy. I caught most of it at the time, but Edgar sounded a little muffled on the night.
that any fan recording would a least pick up a few shouts, if not the words. But then again I didn't pay £22 to listen to him 
Nah...equal partners on the journey from birth to death. Enjoy it...it's too short and along the way...play some music...loud!Chris Monk wrote:Me too.bigmoog wrote:I wil say here that edgar's closing words for me were very moving and touching........
But like Wayne in Wayne's World I felt "we are not worthy".
24db wrote:I would imagineHobo wrote:Strangely enough, I didn't hear him at all, despite being only a few feet away.24db wrote: it was that foghorn German fan bellowing in your ear mate
Booking fees are a little steep these days!epsilon75 wrote:24db wrote:I would imagineHobo wrote: Strangely enough, I didn't hear him at all, despite being only a few feet away.
£29.50 with booking fee and p&p
I agree Colin and the postage charges are reaching Ebay levels as well!epsilon75 wrote:I tell you what,these booking fees are an absolute disgrace,the more expensive the ticket the more the booking fee becomes.........Why cant bands cut out the middle men and sell them from their own sites,it just one BIG rip off
It's one big con. What exactly is a booking fee? Surely all costs should be covered by ticket price. It certainly doesn't cost pounds to send tickets through the post and why is it not a single price independant of the number of tickets?epsilon75 wrote:I tell you what,these booking fees are an absolute disgrace,the more expensive the ticket the more the booking fee becomes.........Why cant bands cut out the middle men and sell them from their own sites,it just one BIG rip off
For the Astoria the ticket was £22 the Booking Fee £5.10Chris Monk wrote:It's one big con. What exactly is a booking fee? Surely all costs should be covered by ticket price. It certainly doesn't cost pounds to send tickets through the post and why is it not a single price independant of the number of tickets?epsilon75 wrote:I tell you what,these booking fees are an absolute disgrace,the more expensive the ticket the more the booking fee becomes.........Why cant bands cut out the middle men and sell them from their own sites,it just one BIG rip off
and the postage £2..........No way im complaining at £22 to see TD that is more than exceptable as i paid 59 euro at the Tempodrom and that was money well spent,its just these booking fee & postal rip offs that really cheese me off 
It's easy money isn't it. Surely Eastgate could do something a bit cheaper for the fans and I'd rather my money went to them!epsilon75 wrote:For the Astoria the ticket was £22 the Booking Fee £5.10Chris Monk wrote:It's one big con. What exactly is a booking fee? Surely all costs should be covered by ticket price. It certainly doesn't cost pounds to send tickets through the post and why is it not a single price independant of the number of tickets?epsilon75 wrote:I tell you what,these booking fees are an absolute disgrace,the more expensive the ticket the more the booking fee becomes.........Why cant bands cut out the middle men and sell them from their own sites,it just one BIG rip off
I suspect that it's something that the bands are powerless to do anything about. If they don't put up with it then they don't get to play. Look at all the trouble Pearl Jam got into when they took on Ticketmaster .....and lost.Hobo wrote:It's easy money isn't it. Surely Eastgate could do something a bit cheaper for the fans and I'd rather my money went to them!epsilon75 wrote:For the Astoria the ticket was £22 the Booking Fee £5.10Chris Monk wrote: It's one big con. What exactly is a booking fee? Surely all costs should be covered by ticket price. It certainly doesn't cost pounds to send tickets through the post and why is it not a single price independant of the number of tickets?
