Kind of a just reward for the being the sort of person that would spend money and time to mock people enjoying something completely harmless, eh?
I mean not liking Journey is one thing, but to go out of one’s way to be a passive-aggressive twit at a concert and call it “subversion” like you’re undermining Neo-nazis instead of a pop band’s fans by laughing at them behind their backs…
I mean I was a pretentious twit in high school too, but I sort of realize now the things I did were often worse than the people I was judging.
I had a similar experience with “Staind” opening up for “Kid Rock” My friend and I were like “Who are these dorks?” And ignored them troughout their set as we leaned on the uncrowded stage. But unlike when Wheeler hears Journey, I can’t stand any “Staind” songs whatsoever!
I can’t say I ever had that experience I went and saw a few bands I thought of as crappy with only one popular song on the radio, but was surprised how good they were live.
pgomes about 9 years ago
Kind of a just reward for the being the sort of person that would spend money and time to mock people enjoying something completely harmless, eh?
I mean not liking Journey is one thing, but to go out of one’s way to be a passive-aggressive twit at a concert and call it “subversion” like you’re undermining Neo-nazis instead of a pop band’s fans by laughing at them behind their backs…
I mean I was a pretentious twit in high school too, but I sort of realize now the things I did were often worse than the people I was judging.
Petemejia77 about 9 years ago
I had a similar experience with “Staind” opening up for “Kid Rock” My friend and I were like “Who are these dorks?” And ignored them troughout their set as we leaned on the uncrowded stage. But unlike when Wheeler hears Journey, I can’t stand any “Staind” songs whatsoever!
brotherbox about 9 years ago
I can’t say I ever had that experience I went and saw a few bands I thought of as crappy with only one popular song on the radio, but was surprised how good they were live.
Carl Maniscalco about 9 years ago
Neal Schon, lead guitarist for Journey, played the oboe in his high school band. I know this because I sat right behind him.
braindead Premium Member about 9 years ago
Who’s Joanie Mitchell? Clouds get in your way?