Black Tide?

[Trans-Siberian Outcast]

I like the no moshing rule as well. That's why I quit going to concerts in the 90s. Took away all enjoyment of the show when my only choices were to come home black and blue or sit up in the nose bleed seats. It's fine for punk and hardcore concerts (as I won't be attending them anyway), but for old school bands moshing should be banned. I'm too old for that kind of stupidity!

 

[kittybeast]

US festivals and shows oftentimes seem to be getting worse and worse.

Judas Priest, Heaven and Hell, Motorhead and Testament sounds pretty freakin' sweet to me!

Rocklahoma is looking excellent as well just not in my plans.

Mountain Rock is nice but postponed this year.

 

[J-Dubya 777]

I thought I was the only one that liked this rule...

You can ALWAYS add me to that list as well...

 

[Corrupted Innocence]

Shit, I guess I'm the only one here who likes the moshing. But then again, I'm only 15, so I've yet to learn not to like it the hard way.
The way I see it, it's kinda boring just standing there and headbanging. I want to move around a little. I like the physical contact, you know? I mean, I've gotten some bruises, but I don't care. I go to have a great time.

 

[rms]

If you're not a fan of the band or know little to no material yeah its boring, its rather exicitng to see a band you love and I havent felt the need to express myself to running into other(more than likely fat sweaty stinky mother fuckers who are either drunk/stoned), just me personally obviously

 

[Wyvern]

I like the physical contact, you know?

Get a girlfriend, a CD player and a live album you get both the music and the physical contact, it's much nicer an enjoyable...and it worth the bruises