How far have you travelled to see a show?

[NAD]

What avoidance skills? You guys sit in traffic all day ...

I'm highly interested in comparing LA to NYC traffic actually. I picture NY drivers to be risk takers, but skilled, as opposed to idiots in LA who just don't pay any damn attention with their 7,000lb SUVs.

I fell asleep at the wheel once, for like 10 seconds. Sucked.

 

[lurch70]

i will give you some MINI Motoring schooling in the asphalt arts cruising through the skyscraper canyons of Manhattan ... dodging Osama lookalikes in yellow cabs.

it's truely an artform ...

 

[IOfTheStorm]

I dont know the distance in miles or kms, but i travelled from Athens to Amsterdam to see Watchtower and Sieges Even last spring.

 

[ProgMetalFan]

I dont know the distance in miles or kms, but i travelled from Athens to Amsterdam to see Watchtower and Sieges Even last spring.

 

[lizard]

I traveled in a blizzard in a three car caravan from Chicago to Philly to see the Dead for three straight nights....

words of wisdom: never, ever, take a hit of blotter acid, drink ten beers, and then eat a large box of spicy chicken nuggets in one night. I mean, its fun at the time but you will pay pay pay the next morning. I think Johnny Cash wrote a song about my asshole called "Ring of Fire."

 

[Ayeka]

Probably London. I've made two trips to Birmingham, next week will be my second Cardiff, can't remember exactly where Donington is. Those are my most travelled shows.

 

[speed]

five hours.

 

[spaffe]

I dont know the distance in miles or kms, but i travelled from Athens to Amsterdam to see Watchtower and Sieges Even last spring.

it's pretty far

 

[IOfTheStorm]

well yes it is. I will probably go again next year if the headliners are somthing special (again)

 

[speed]

Jesus you are one dedicated fan, especially considering the cost of the trip in euros to a greek.

 

[ProgMetalFan]

well yes it is. I will probably go again next year if the headliners are somthing special (again)

Was Sieges Even amazing?

 

[IOfTheStorm]

Sieges Even were A-M-A-Z-I-N-G. They played the whole "A Sense Of Change" album (which is the best european non 70s prog album imo) - except "a change of seasons" of course, and some songs from steps and life cycles. The feeling was superbe. WATCHTOWER were A-M-A-Z-I-N-G- too, in a different way. They played the 2112 in the end of the show (really).
speed: It's just some good savings.