Radiohead is playing the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Woodlands Pavilion Wood on May 17, 2008. Tickets went on sale awhile back, but I was too busy sitting on my sofa to buy them, so the only way to get tickets now is through a ticket broker. A quick lunchtime suvey of prices on the internet shows that prices for this show are just downright obscene. Tickets in the center of the pit, row P (so the sixteenth row), are going for as high as $7,000 each. Which is just plain wrong, as that's exactly $7,000 more than what I paid for In Rainbows. (It is clear that Radiohead is just bound and determined to get that $7,000 from me one way or the other. You're a worthy adversary, Radiohead. A worthy adversary, indeed.)
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Radiohead is expensive
Radiohead is playing the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Woodlands Pavilion Wood on May 17, 2008. Tickets went on sale awhile back, but I was too busy sitting on my sofa to buy them, so the only way to get tickets now is through a ticket broker. A quick lunchtime suvey of prices on the internet shows that prices for this show are just downright obscene. Tickets in the center of the pit, row P (so the sixteenth row), are going for as high as $7,000 each. Which is just plain wrong, as that's exactly $7,000 more than what I paid for In Rainbows. (It is clear that Radiohead is just bound and determined to get that $7,000 from me one way or the other. You're a worthy adversary, Radiohead. A worthy adversary, indeed.)
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Now I feel like a sucker for paying the full seven grand for In Rainbows.
Sucker! NEVER pay retail!!!
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