Yeah, if this is the only concert you're planning on attending, it's not worth the extra $80. I got my tickets for the cancelled November 2002 show (floor, left, about 8 rows from the stage) AFTER the "Friends of..." tickets went on sale. Which isn't to say you don't need to be quick.

the friends of massey is for patrons who will attend several/many shows/concerts at Massey over the course of the year...not for a one-time ticket buyer.

quote:Originally posted by charlene:
the friends of massey is for patrons who will attend several/many shows/concerts at Massey over the course of the year...not for a one-time ticket buyer.

Well call me crazy, LOL, won't be the first time. It just seems like a good way to get first shot at the really desirable seats. But I'll sit in the 'last row in the balcony' if that's what's available. And it seems like a good cause, supporting a fine old venue.

Bill http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif

Lots of seats here! Pick your choice...
http://www.masseyhallrental.com/pics/mh_audit_big.jpg

WOW! Thanks SM

I want to be there...

quote:Originally posted by stationmaster:
Lots of seats here! Pick your choice...

a pic from my site:-
Some Massey Hall filled seats in May 2001
http://www.johnfowles.org.uk/LIGHTFOOT/15.jpg
from the left: Darin Hogan MN, tee shirt supremo, Julie our tour guide a.k.a. Jenney Rivard,CT,
Derek (zippo)Kidd CA,Lynn Oatman NY,Donnie Budd TX,Page Ribe AL, I have no idea who the last two are..Jenney??
In the row behind I believe it is Alan Paynter (Preston,Lancs UK)(No it's not because Al does not have a beard) then in a burgandy shirt Daniel Rosati Hamburg NY
(where the humble hamburger allegedly eminated from) see:- http://www.googlism.com/where_is/h/hamburg,_ny/
today's funny STORY:-
many years ago as an impoverished student I found myself in Hamburg Germany with a pair of poor french students we were hungry
and decided the most likely place for a cheap meal was th main railway/road station. I confidently ordered a hamburger Well
you would wouldn't you?? only to find to my horror that was the local name for an expensive T-bone steak! Not so funny this
was August 1963 and had we explored the Reeperbahn we just might have found the famous places where the Beatles had played a
few years before
fasscinating site is

http://www.googlism.com
try entering lightfoot
examples
lightfoot is still writing in the old folk idiom
lightfoot is available for your next special event
and of course
lightfoot is an international star whose contribution to canadian culture and the worldwide music scene is unmatched
Or try your own surname
for fowles I liked
fowles is a genius and has a real talent in writing
and
fowles is a frequent contributor to the meadow
Oh do piss off!!
fowles is a happy man
fowles is no chicken


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My Gordon Lightfoot webring
starts at
http://www.johnfowles.org.uk/lightfoot
(edited to correct some typos)



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quote:Originally posted by johnfowles:
In the row behind I believe it is Alan Paynter (Preston,Lancs UK)(No it's not because Al does not have a beard) then in a burgandy shirt Daniel Rosati Hamburg NY


I'm not sure what you mean about the person in the picture having a beard - the picture doesn't show a beard, but you were right the first time, that is Alan Paynter http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif