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by **happening fish** » 4/11/2006, 10:23 am

Jay84 wrote:i'm going to the montreal show. the 53$ ticket price was a slight kick in the groin area considering it's only Metropoils (a non-seated venue). this will be the most expensive non-stadium concert i've ever attended. but hey, it's OLP.

But Metropolis is so little! You'll be able to get up front if you want to.

by **Clumsythief** » 4/11/2006, 10:45 pm

I'm wondering if the people owho bought tickets from the fan club presale would get any privileges. For some shows that I went to, they let fan club members enter earlier to get the best spots. Hopefully, OLP will do the same since they don't make any lottery for the front row tickets for Montreal. Can't wait for May 9!!!

by **Soozy** » 4/12/2006, 11:40 am

haha very funny.

It's not going to happen.

you can only get early entry for GA shows if you have $170 for hot"seats"

Website · by **Olp_waited** » 4/12/2006, 8:35 pm

yea with the way .net has handle this

Website · by **Olp_waited** » 4/24/2006, 9:38 am

Oh yes, just as a congrats, the metropolis show is sold out

by **Kathy** » 4/24/2006, 11:49 am

wow, finally!!

by **lumajexo** » 5/6/2006, 8:16 pm

Did anyone here going to the montreal show buy a hotseat package?
Just wondering who, if anyone, will be at the soundcheck.

by **Duke** » 5/8/2006, 6:42 am

Hi Guys,

I've been going to OLP concerts since '96 and this is my first concert in which I will be going alone...I can't believe it either. Most of my friends don't really dig the new sound and ticket prices for this show are obviously ridiculous.

Having said that, was wondering if there was some sort of meetup for the Montreal show...

Thanks,

Duke

by **Johnboy85** » 5/9/2006, 10:08 pm

Here's the setlist of tonight's show, in no particular order.Might be missing a song or two.

Naveed
Innocent
Is Anybody Home?
Where are you?
A/L/S
Hope
Superman's Dead
In Repair
Wipe that smile off your face
Walking in Circles
Kiss on the mouth
4am
Boy
Will the Future Blame us?
Clumsy (w/ Are you sad)
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Picture
Somewhere out there
One Man Army
Starseed

by **Clumsythief** » 5/9/2006, 10:27 pm

That's the right setlist. I don't remember the order tho.

by **Jay84** » 5/9/2006, 10:53 pm

the order seems about right.
show was great.

by **crustine** » 5/10/2006, 12:18 pm

What was the energy like? Did you enjoy the other talent?

by **lumajexo** » 5/10/2006, 12:44 pm

The show was fantastic!!
I really enjoyed the openers, too. I had never heard anything
by Jets Overhead and I really liked them.
It was a great night.

by **Jay84** » 5/10/2006, 8:24 pm

the energy was great.
as for the openers: i loved pedestrian (more like 3/4 OLP w/ Joel) as always and was impressed by jets overhead. neverending white lights not so much.

Website · by **Olp_waited** » 5/10/2006, 8:25 pm

It was amazing. During In repair, raine climbed up to the balcony. My brother was in the smoking room when they played clumsy, and he said he heard it without the noise, and said it was fucking amazing and how they should release that version.

by **PeaceEleven** » 5/13/2006, 12:59 pm

the energy was great, the band was really into it. The people loved the show as well, but over the years, the crowd really did change, the mosh pit pple aren't the same anymore, you rarely see them lift someone or just fool around, so the pple got quieter. Just to think of the last show I've seen with the people going nuts, it was that famous night at the club soda, this was energy and I can tell you, reproducing such an intensity would be hard for anybody, the crowd that night went nuts, literally. But if it changed it's not that bat either I mean, it's way less dangerous then it used to be and you can see the stage much more cause you doN,t have to turn your back to se eif someone is coming at your head or something. eheh!

Website · by **Olp_waited** » 5/15/2006, 12:22 pm

Right before SOT Raine said something and my bro said that Raine said the Metropolis is where they shot SOT. Can anyone confirm this?

by **Random Name** » 5/15/2006, 6:54 pm

PeaceEleven wrote:the energy was great, the band was really into it. The people loved the show as well, but over the years, the crowd really did change, the mosh pit pple aren't the same anymore, you rarely see them lift someone or just fool around, so the pple got quieter. Just to think of the last show I've seen with the people going nuts, it was that famous night at the club soda, this was energy and I can tell you, reproducing such an intensity would be hard for anybody, the crowd that night went nuts, literally. But if it changed it's not that bat either I mean, it's way less dangerous then it used to be and you can see the stage much more cause you doN,t have to turn your back to se eif someone is coming at your head or something. eheh!

Last olp show I went to got so crazy that they told the crowd to calm down bewteen practically every song. They stopped in the middle of one song because they were afraid people were going to get hurt and I ended up getting hit on the head so many times that I actually thought I hurt my neck in some horrible way.

It was so awesome.

by **PeaceEleven** » 5/16/2006, 1:04 am

Random Name wrote:
PeaceEleven wrote:the energy was great, the band was really into it. The people loved the show as well, but over the years, the crowd really did change, the mosh pit pple aren't the same anymore, you rarely see them lift someone or just fool around, so the pple got quieter. Just to think of the last show I've seen with the people going nuts, it was that famous night at the club soda, this was energy and I can tell you, reproducing such an intensity would be hard for anybody, the crowd that night went nuts, literally. But if it changed it's not that bat either I mean, it's way less dangerous then it used to be and you can see the stage much more cause you doN,t have to turn your back to se eif someone is coming at your head or something. eheh!

Last olp show I went to got so crazy that they told the crowd to calm down bewteen practically every song. They stopped in the middle of one song because they were afraid people were going to get hurt and I ended up getting hit on the head so many times that I actually thought I hurt my neck in some horrible way.

It was so awesome.

Ohhhhhhhhh it reminds me of the good old days....Where was it?? I am really curious, a crowd like that is worth our attention

by **PeaceEleven** » 5/16/2006, 1:06 am

Olp_waited wrote:Right before SOT Raine said something and my bro said that Raine said the Metropolis is where they shot SOT. Can anyone confirm this?

yes indeed, this is where it was shot, I was there and it was a pretty cool experience, two intense day with olp. The first day was long though, couldn't see the band or do anything for more then half of the day but the part after that was amazing and on the second day that had a show just for us , the first Steve official show!!! It was quite something

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