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From: dahoov2@cox.net
I want to do it, but I'm in the process of buying a PC for hubby,
plane tickets for my mother, an expensive camera and a new expensive
fridge.. so something's gotta give! unless I can win the lottery. I
just think it's too much in a way. I noticed they are starting to get
too rushed... in and out and you feel like cattle. And it's getting
more expensive; rather than less. It's like everything else where
your money doesn't go far these days!
Good luck! May the graphs be with you!
On Fri, 14 Nov 2008 06:33:28 -0800 (PST), Craig
wrote:
>Sue:
>
>I have done this a couple of times. With KISS when it was still 3/4s
>of the original bvand. It was pricey but if you are a die hard fan it
>was worth it. I got the picture I always wanted with the band in make
>up, front row seats, tons of 'graphs, and to ask questions, plus you
>always get a goody bag. With KISS this is usually a signed toubook.
>I also did it with Alice Cooper once, even though I didn't need to. I
>just wanted to get the "swag". I am planning on doing the KISS
>package again this summer as you get to go to soundcheck, too. If you
>are a fan who can afford it the packages are limited in size so you
>get some 1:1 time with the performer and extras. I know Lisa
>Lampanelli and Larry the Cable Guy do it free for fan club members, as
>do Cheap Trick (sporadically) and Queensryche to name a few. ZZ Top
>did it this year for $250, as do Cheech and Chong. Hope this answers
>at least a litle of your question. Wish me luck, it's a big 'graph
>getting day here!
>
>Craig
>
> On Nov 13, 8:28?pm, Sue H wrote:
>> Was wondering what everyone thought of paying for meet and greets
>> after shows? ?Would you pay? ?If so, how much and what would you
>> expect? ?
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