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So,

I'm going to a Tool concert on October 6. I've never been to a metal concert before, so I'm scared that I'm going to get ripped to shreds by hardcore fans. What do you suggest I do in order to survive?
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Post by kristen »

Duck and cover!!!!! :nod:


Oh wait... :wink:
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go to the left side, because that's where the majority of the security guards are, and people don't crowdsurf that much over there...
HARDCORE!!!

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Post by Joey »

Stay out of the first 20 rows or off to the side .. or better yet .. stay out of the pit entirely :lol:
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two words....armor suit....

you can borrow mine if you want... :mrgreen:
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Actually, its an arena show and I don't have floor seats. I think I'm more worried about going to my seats before the show, and leaving my seats after the show. It's always madness when everyone wants to get in or out.
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One word: tazer
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if you have seats, don't sweat it. Tool fans are cool. I've seen them several times and never had a problem. if you're really worried, just get there early and hang out in your seat after the show for awhile. no one is going to jump on you. :freak:
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No one is going to hurt you on your way to and from your seat :neutral:
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Dabekk wrote:I'm going to a Tool concert on October 6. I've never been to a metal concert before


and after you still wont have been to a metal concert seeing as tool is not a metal band
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Gimme_Shelter wrote:tool is not a metal band


I entirely agree with you. I've never considered tool to be a metal band. I personally think that they need their own catagory as they don't fit anywhere else. I just called it a metal show, because generally when tool is catagorized they are called metal.
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