Mick - Meet & Greets

michelej1 · #1 02-19-2013, 05:43 PM

Sorry, Elle, I messed up your post. I was trying to reply.

I don't like having drinks with people either.

That's why I only went through the meet and greet once for unleashed and after that Cory gave me my tickets and goodie bag separately and I didn't talk to anyone else after that.

With this private-label experience though you get to and from the first stops on your own. After that you only travel with Mick from Boston to Toronto or from Las Vegas to Los Angeles. That doesn't give you a lot of time to kill at all.

Michele

elle · #2 02-19-2013, 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by michelej1

Sorry, Elle, I messed up your post. I was trying to reply.

I don't like having drinks with people either.

That's why I only went through the meet and greet once for unleashed and after that Cory gave me my tickets and goodie bag separately and I didn't talk to anyone else after that.

i know you don't and i respect that. we are all different and have different preferences. also, i had different preferences at various points in my life and what i like to do now was not always that way.

elle · #3 02-19-2013, 08:12 PM

ok, so about those m&gs that will all bought for good seats:

does anybody know whether these will be 1 by 1 or everybody who has a m&g for a specific show as a group?

michelej1 · #4 02-19-2013, 09:06 PM

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ok, so about those m&gs that will all bought for good seats:

does anybody know whether these will be 1 by 1 or everybody who has a m&g for a specific show as a group?

I don't know how many people there will be. They probably try to make it more organized when there are more people. But when I did it for Unleashed there were just like 7 people and you can go up separately (or together if you're together), but it was right at the stage area when the venue was still empty, so even if you aren't the people who are right next to him at the time, you could kind of hear his conversation with the others.

So, they took pictures and then the next people would go up, but it's not like you left the room. After you had the conversation with him, he was only 10 feet away and you could still hear what he said and respond to it (laugh or say something), even if it wasn't said directly to you. It felt like a group, but I guess if there are 20 people, then it wouldn't be that free. They might put you in a line or something.

Michele

michelej1 · #5 02-19-2013, 09:10 PM

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i know you don't and i respect that. we are all different and have different preferences. also, i had different preferences at various points in my life and what i like to do now was not always that way.

I go to a salon where there are sometimes celebrities and the last time I was there I was talking to this singer and we were discussing Dorner (because he had just ambushed those policemen that same day) and Stieg Larsen. I've spoken to her before and never mentioned her career or her father's. BUT I do have a picture of her on my Ipad with Lindsey and Melissa Etheridge and I'd probably like to ask her about that. I'd whip it out and say, "tell me everything you remember about Lindsey Buckingham from 20 years ago!" Probably wouldn't go over so well

. Stalker alert.

Michele

julieannboo · #6 02-20-2013, 06:19 AM

My Mother and I have met stevie - so briefly at her cd signing back in 2011 in london - i cant even say we met her as it was like 10 seconds and i met Lindsey in 2009 before one of their london gigs - i got his autograph on the 'Say you Willl' cd sleeve and had a photo taken with him.

i dont want to try and become friends with them - just a quick autograph and photo and i am happy.

My Dad saw Christine in Harrods and few years ago and he went up to her and told her how great she was.

bombaysaffires · #7 02-21-2013, 02:34 AM

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My Dad saw Christine in Harrods and few years ago and he went up to her and told her how great she was.

How did she respond?

julieannboo · #8 02-21-2013, 05:22 AM

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How did she respond?

He said she was very nice and humble - made my Dads day. he said something like he remembered her when she was in Chicken Shack.

He has always liked her

michelej1 · #9 02-21-2013, 01:33 PM

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How did she respond?

Threw champagne at him and said his shirt was ugly.

Michele

**jbrownsjr** · #10 02-21-2013, 01:39 PM

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Threw champagne at him and said his shirt was ugly.

Michele

*stupid f'ing shirt

julieannboo · #11 02-25-2013, 10:22 AM

one more question for those who have done Mick meet and greets in the past.

i am assuming the meet and greet is before the actual concert?

if so, what time is it? Around 4pm-5pm or a bit later?

thanks

bombaysaffires · #12 02-21-2013, 01:51 PM

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Threw champagne at him and said his shirt was ugly.

Michele

tee hee.

I don't know about Christine as much as some of the other members of the band, so I was just curious whether she was uncomfortable with that kind of thing or if she was blabbier like Stevie or Lindsey or Mick might be. But if she DID throw a drink on him, that would be ok and very in keeping with what we love about Christine.

michelej1 · #13 02-21-2013, 02:00 PM

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I don't know about Christine as much as some of the other members of the band, so I was just curious whether she was uncomfortable with that kind of thing or if she was blabbier like Stevie or Lindsey or Mick might be. But if she DID throw a drink on him, that would be ok and very in keeping with what we love about Christine.

I don't think she's very blabby when it comes to fans. Michele