And it was fucking boiling under the hot sun. I drank so many bottles of water, luckily they were giving out free water. And if I wanted to go buy food or go to the toilet (port-o-potty) it took over an hour to get to where it was because there were so many people in the way :rolleyes:

Geez, that's nuts. I would not have been able to stand that :confused:

Here is an unattractive pic of Sam Roberts from the show

 

 

Here is Wayne Coyne from The Flaming Lips, I missed part of their set because I was out getting food. They had huge inflatable things and people dressed up in weird costumes.

 

 

And here is my Justin. At the beginning of his set people were being rude and booing and throwing things but as his set went on and people saw that maybe he wasn't as shitty as they thought he would be they weren't as rude and stopped yelling at him.

 

 

Burton Cummings of The Guess Who

 

 

Geddy Lee of Rush.

 

 

Brian Johnson of AC/DC

 

 

Mick and Keith

 

That's a pretty nice picture of JT :)

The one thing I learned from this show is to never again go to a concert that I am too young to go too. Too many gross old drunk/stoned people. Creepy drunk men hitting on us, drunk old women hitting on the young guys. Ewwwww.

:o :lol:

mmmm justin looks okay in that picture. i'll give him that. lol. it looks like he's ducking to avoid getting smacked in the face by a bottle or something.

 

glad it was good! :D

mmmm justin looks okay in that picture. i'll give him that. lol. it looks like he's ducking to avoid getting smacked in the face by a bottle or something.

 

glad it was good! :D

 

:P

One of the funny moments of the day:

Mike Bullard presenting one of the acts and someone in the audience threw a muffin on stage and he was like "wouldn't want to get stuck in a back alley with that guy, he might attack me with a timbit" hahahah that made me laugh. :lol:

I watched the broadcast and it was pretty good. I wish I was there. :)

I went to the Sarstock as well. I got there at 430am to get in line, they didn't let us in until after 8am. The show started at noon. It was a really hot day, with just a bit of wind, so you can imagine.. it wasnt comfortable, but it could of been worse I am sure. We got seats around section 103, which was just by the water vendor, where were you Sweety_230?

 

The show was great. I went mainy to see The Flaming Lips, Sam Roberts, Ac/Dc and the Rolling Stones. Half of the bands that were there, I wasnt really interested in seeing, but everyone put on a great show. When Justin Timberlake went on stage people were booing him off, throwing water bottles and other things up on stage trying to hit him, people had their middle fingers up in the air. Some people also had some nasty signs like, "Eat Shit Timberlake', 'GO HOME' and the sorts. I don't like the guy's music either, but people were being a bit disrespectful. I mean, it was a benefit concert, he came for 'free'. It was nice of him to come I think, and he did put on a good performance. He came on stage with the Rolling Stones near the end and sang "Miss You' with Mick Jagger, I didn't see this however because I left early to beat the rush.

 

The Flaming Lips were awesome. Defintely one of the most entertaining performances that day. I thought they were great. Wayne Coyne is so charimastic and he has to get the audience smiling, that is his goal. They had people in animal costumes up on stage, like they do at all their shows. And he was throwing around this guy balloon, trying to get the crowd motivated. Each act only got like 20 minutes because there were soo many people performing, like 14 acts. It was too bad that the Flaming Lips didn't get more time, they only played 3 songs. I was impressed regardless.

 

I got home at around 1230am. I hadnt slept the night before so that I could get there at 430am, so I was exhausted. I think I got heat stroke/sun stroke at the show and I was feeling really bad by the end of the night. Like I said I left early to beat the huge swarms of people leaving at the end. There were over 450,000 people at the show. It was a really good idea let me just say because it was difficult leaving then, alot of people left early.

 

Sarstock was awesome. :)

I went to the Sarstock as well. I got there at 430am to get in line, they didn't let us in until after 8am. The show started at noon. It was a really hot day, with just a bit of wind, so you can imagine.. it wasnt comfortable, but it could of been worse I am sure. We got seats around section 103, which was just by the water vendor, where were you Sweety_230?

 

The show was great. I went mainy to see The Flaming Lips, Sam Roberts, Ac/Dc and the Rolling Stones. Half of the bands that were there, I wasnt really interested in seeing, but everyone put on a great show. When Justin Timberlake went on stage people were booing him off, throwing water bottles and other things up on stage trying to hit him, people had their middle fingers up in the air. Some people also had some nasty signs like, "Eat Shit Timberlake', 'GO HOME' and the sorts. I don't like the guy's music either, but people were being a bit disrespectful. I mean, it was a benefit concert, he came for 'free'. It was nice of him to come I think, and he did put on a good performance. He came on stage with the Rolling Stones near the end and sang "Miss You' with Mick Jagger, I didn't see this however because I left early to beat the rush.

 

The Flaming Lips were awesome. Defintely one of the most entertaining performances that day. I thought they were great. Wayne Coyne is so charimastic and he has to get the audience smiling, that is his goal. They had people in animal costumes up on stage, like they do at all their shows. And he was throwing around this guy balloon, trying to get the crowd motivated. Each act only got like 20 minutes because there were soo many people performing, like 14 acts. It was too bad that the Flaming Lips didn't get more time, they only played 3 songs. I was impressed regardless.

 

I got home at around 1230am. I hadnt slept the night before so that I could get there at 430am, so I was exhausted. I think I got heat stroke/sun stroke at the show and I was feeling really bad by the end of the night. Like I said I left early to beat the huge swarms of people leaving at the end. There were over 450,000 people at the show. It was a really good idea let me just say because it was difficult leaving then, alot of people left early.

 

Sarstock was awesome. :)

 

I was near tower 104 behind the barrier thingy.

 

And I was really disappointed with how people acted towards Justin Timberlake, it's really rude and disrespectful and Toronto will get a name for having inconsiderate audiences and bands won't come anymore. I know that's a little overdramatic but you get my point, if the audience acts like that they shouldn't be surprised if some acts stop coming here. But Justin was pretty cool about it afterwards when he said that if he were in the audience wanting to see AC/DC he would have thrown water bottles at himself.

 

I left during AC/DC around 8:00ish and it still took me a loooong time to get home.

 

It was worth the experience!

Sarah, did you see Justin's new video?? HELLO!! hahahaa..he's mighty fine in that video!!

 

I was upset to hear about the audience's behaviour as well. I mean, he was there supporting Toronto and that's how we repay him.. very sad.. but i like his hat! :lol:

Sarah, did you see Justin's new video?? HELLO!! hahahaa..he's mighty fine in that video!!

 

I was upset to hear about the audience's behaviour as well. I mean, he was there supporting Toronto and that's how we repay him.. very sad.. but i like his hat! :lol:

 

No I haven't seen his new video, maybe I'll watch the Muchmusic countdown tonight for it. I still haven't gotten my arse around to buying his album yet :o But I will soon :stunned:

SARAH!! You have to see it!! hahaha..there's a part in the beginning when he walks in wearing a hat...DAMN!!! :D

OK I will definitely watch the countdown because if it's new then it's gotta be on it

Yeah, it's pretty hott..he's like dancing with a different girl in every scene. :dozey:

i must say that i really respect justin for how he handled the whole being booed and hassled. he could have been a real hard ass about it, but he wasn't. he was so sweet and so understanding! what a guy!

Me too. I was disgusted by some people's behaviour towards him. Yes, he is out of place but you know what? He still took the time to play there when he didn't have to. I do respect him more because of how he handled the harassment. Go Justin! :lol:

Have you Toronto people been reading what others have been saying on the Much message boards? Everyone is bitching about how the 'live' broadcast of the sarstock was nothing but...live. Thay a lot of the time they were just showing old videos and interviews while bands were playing up on stage. A lot of people say they are cancelling their subsciptions to Much More Music and so on.

 

I keep saying, if you had wanted to SEE the concert, you should of gone, and quit your bitching!

Yeah exactly :stunned:

and did you guys hear about the whole deal with them giving out water for free??

well they were being real jerks about it at the concert and i went with 9 other people so one of us would go up and try and get water for everyone, but most of the time they wouldn't believe us and only give us one or two bottles!! AND to top it all off my father read in the newspaper the next day that it turned out they didn't districute HALF of the free water they were going to!!!!! that is so much freaking water that will probably go to waste!!! i was so upset/mad when i found that out!! it's so wasteful!

Being a U2 freak, I have to ask.......I heard from somewhere that Bono showed up randomly to the show. Not to perform, just to watch. Did anyone see him? If so, rock on you lucky dog, you. :guitarist:

I didn't see Bono or hear that he was at the show. The only thing I've heard is that he has been in Toronto a lot recently, but I cannot confirm or deny those allegations :lol:

*snaps fingers* Well, damn.