Concerts you have walked out on

[Simply In The Red]

Toni was great but when Kenny G started blowing on his meat flute it was time to go

:mj07: :mj07:

 

[SixFive]

Richard Marx in the mid 80's

I was around 10 years old and we were at Knotts Berry Farm. Apparently he was there playing in their amphiteater. Admission was free.

My parents and my friend and their parents went. Heard about 2 minutes and went back on the rides. Come to think of it that was my first concert. What a downer

interesting. I won free tickets to a Richard Marx show once. I was pleasantly suprised. He put on a good show. This, was, however in 1992, so maybe he improved from when you saw him.

 

[rrc]

In hs didn't have a chance to walk out on Bachman Turner Overdrive because they only played 35 MINUTES.

 

[Sun Tzu]

RRc,

That is because the buffet line was closing.

 

[RAYMOND]

:scared :scared :scared :scared :scared :scared :scared

teenage waste land :mj07:

 

[treyburn]

Didn't walk out but wanted to walk out on Michael Bolton. I took my lovely girlfriend on her birthday.I f not for her I would have split.
P.S. See post for women I walked out on.

 

[bases]

was at a prince concert

was at a prince concert

[was at a prince concert i really wanted to see and got tickets and the chick i was seeing was
Claustrophobia
- so had to leave after the 1st song...the hassle to get tickets, find parking and than this...


QUOTE=dr. freeze]Dixie Chicks...was fun until they turned it into a political schpeel[/QUOTE]

 

[fatdaddycool]

Walked out on Bob Dylan and Tom Petty once many years ago..........................I am sure some of you think that is bad but I was 18 and ate way to many hits of microdot to listen to them drone on and on for hours ugh. Couldn't understand a word and was driving me insane.

 

[freelancc]

just got back tonite from seeing the Gin Blossoms

.... dance2 ..... fortunately i did not have to walk out.. :mj07:

 

[Simply In The Red]

I went to a concert, at an amusement park a couple of years ago with a former girlfriend, that I now regret going to. The concert featured Joan Jett and Eddie Money. Having to hear Eddie Money talk on and on about quitting alcohol with slurred speech and an occasional stumble in his walk was painful. :cursin: