Blue Letter played at Dallas show?

[David]

Originally Posted by jmn3

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Well, you've been away from posting for too long.

[Steviefan49]

Originally Posted by nailatixela

Somebody would have said something here for sure if it happened. Must be getting it confused with another song. World turning?

I'm thinking that too... They did say that they were still "high" from that night..

[golddustdrummer]

Originally Posted by Steviefan49

I'm thinking that too... They did say that they were still "high" from that night..

speaking of "high":
has anyone else seen people lighting up at the concerts?

in STL there was a person up near the stage puffing so much it looked as though something was on fire. Something tells me it wasn't cigarette smoke either

[chiliD]

Originally Posted by golddustdrummer

speaking of "high":
has anyone else seen people lighting up at the concerts?

in STL there was a person up near the stage puffing so much it looked as though something was on fire. Something tells me it wasn't cigarette smoke either

And, this should surprise anybody, why?

When I go to concerts it seems like those who DON'T "partake" are in the minority.

[Steviefan49]

Originally Posted by golddustdrummer

speaking of "high":
has anyone else seen people lighting up at the concerts?

in STL there was a person up near the stage puffing so much it looked as though something was on fire. Something tells me it wasn't cigarette smoke either

Oh how funny! I know at most of the venue's here, especially, in Houston- there are "no smoking" signs posted all over the place... So no one has done that here.. but how funny that they did that there.. Sheesh.. I haven't seen that going on since the 80's or maybe early 90's.. LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL..

[golddustdrummer]

Originally Posted by chiliD

And, this should surprise anybody, why?

When I go to concerts it seems like those who DON'T "partake" are in the minority.

well, it surprised me because the whole arena was teeming with security. not to mention all the "no smoking" signs plastered everywhere. it took some balls to light up right there up front near the stage...in front of Lindsey's mic no less LOL I've just seen/smelled it at outdoor concerts, but never inside arenas.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by golddustdrummer

well, it surprised me because the whole arena was teeming with security. not to mention all the "no smoking" signs plastered everywhere. it took some balls to light up right there up front near the stage...in front of Lindsey's mic no less LOL I've just seen/smelled it at outdoor concerts, but never inside arenas.

Security? From whom do you think they get the pot?

[trackaghost]

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

Security? From whom do you think they get the pot?

People smoking at gigs, whatever they are smoking, sticks out like a sore thumb these days. I'm surprised they got away with it to tell the truth.

Originally Posted by golddustdrummer

well, it surprised me because the whole arena was teeming with security. not to mention all the "no smoking" signs plastered everywhere. it took some balls to light up right there up front near the stage...in front of Lindsey's mic no less LOL I've just seen/smelled it at outdoor concerts, but never inside arenas.

Lindsey probably appreciated the second hand smoke

[louielouie2000]

Originally Posted by nailatixela

Somebody would have said something here for sure if it happened. Must be getting it confused with another song. World turning?

I'm betting they confused Blue Letter with Monday Morning. Both are from the Fleetwood Mac self titled album, they're just one song apart on the album, and they sound extremely similar to me with their uptempo bopping sound. I actually used to get them mixed up myself because they're so similar in sound and structure to me .

[camchristo]

Regarding the smoking issue... At every rock concert I've been to, pot smoking is a regular occurrence. I'm surprised that people are shocked by this. It doesn't bother me. It does bother me when someone lights up a cigarette. But I notice much less cigarette smoking than pot smoking.

I was at a Clapton concert once and the pot smoking was rampant. I asked a security guard (this was at the United Center in Chicago) and was told that they receive their marching orders from the bands. If the band tells them not to **** with people smoking pot, they don't.

[nailatixela]

Originally Posted by louielouie2000

I'm betting they confused Blue Letter with Monday Morning. Both are from the Fleetwood Mac self titled album, they're just one song apart on the album, and they sound extremely similar to me with their uptempo bopping sound. I actually used to get them mixed up myself because they're so similar in sound and structure to me .

They got the song confused with one of the encores. Monday Morning is the first song in the set.

[LukeA]

Originally Posted by camchristo

Regarding the smoking issue... At every rock concert I've been to, pot smoking is a regular occurrence. I'm surprised that people are shocked by this. It doesn't bother me. It does bother me when someone lights up a cigarette. But I notice much less cigarette smoking than pot smoking.

I 100% agree. I can't remember the last time I went to a concert where I didn't smell marijuana at one point (and its not just I'm in "Potland").