with sssoul Wrote:
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> >> the gates were already open a very long time so
> we just had a look at the FOS area
> and to my surprise we could still get in. <<
>
> so am i picturing this right: there were no FOS
> tickets, but there was a separate FOS area
> and the wristbands that allowed entry to it were
> at the FOS entry points, not at the main
> entrance?
> (at Werchter they were given out at the main
> entrance, and i'm curious about how it's set up at
> different venues.)

100% correct, sista

*and i'm just like that bird - singing just for you*

There were NO special FOS tickets. All tickets were same general price !


You got wristband at FOS entrance ( Keith side was yellow band) in Nijmegen.

Grüsse

Gerhard

thanks for confirming that, bong & satisfaction2! have some popcorn

Great photo s Sjouke......And did Jelle had a good time hasnt heard about him lately here on ''Tell"'

.., to be exactly, wristbands for keith side in njimegen have been green.

Ron side was green !

sorry gerhard !

you`re right!

yes, i was standing ronnie side, i mixed up a little after so much concerts.

robert from austria

I was hot and afterwards wet. Ronnie's and Chuck's reactions where great.

bartfrombrussels
Senior Food Critic IORR

?Remember Vilvoorde?
80 concerts and counting

The whole gig is still in my system.....comming down aint easy!!

Urban Wheel Wrote:
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> Hai All,
>
> I arrived with my friends at 14h00 CET and we
> managed to get to B-Stage on the left side.
>
> Although it was my 8th stones concert, I was still
> happy to be there.
> The rain was bad, but to my opinion didn't spoil
> the evening. In fact, I was under the impression
> that it gave a certain dimension to the evening.
>
> As I am a big Keith fan, I was a little bit
> shocked, how the man is acting today. I agree that
> the stones are the stones, but he was way off.
> Some people said "He's just so stoned, that he
> doesn't know what he's playing".
>
> I dissagree with this. I am almost certain (I've
> seen it in my own family), that the 'tree
> incident' has something to do with it. That he was
> stoned or slightly drunk was also visible but
> Keith is Keith, I don't think he's always sober
> entering the arena.
>
> B-Stage was great. Ronnie was on fire and Mick and
> Charlie are holding the gang together. Keith on
> the other side?
>
> Looking at the man from so close, I came to the
> conclusion that he had a strong resemblance with a
> local rocker in the Netherlands (Herman Brood).
> Herman was in his last days a corpulent man, who
> was really from the planet and died in a suicide
> attempt.
>
> Don't get me wrong, the evening was great,
> festival fevers, but I regret to see Keith going
> back to dope city like this.
>
> Just listened to the Biggest bang audio rips,
> listening to these and comparing them with the
> setlist of last friday, I must say that a lot has
> changed in just one year.
>
> Head, Heart and Balls forever Keith!
>
> Urban Wheel

yes i agree with you, Herman was great, i had the occasion to see him live 4 times, and the last time he was really in bad bad shape, he also said in an interview that his biggest problem was, that his drugs (speed) did not do any effect on him anymore. Maybe Keith faces the same problem, i can imagine that he has to take more and more substances to reach his high.

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