CiceroAnon

Well, they had forty ticket listings, and I don't think any regular person would be selling 40 pairs of tickets to various events. What they are doing is putting buy it now's pretty high and not having auctions any cheaper so people will pay more.

I bid on tickets on ebay, but was outbid by a ticket broker. :angry:

I paid 9.99 at Walmart. The associate couldn't find it so I helped. :-)

It has been removed, must have been in violation. :-)

I don't transfer any cd's to itunes because it screws stuff up, I just use another ripper that works very well after that I transfer to itunes. I have heard that it won't play in some car stereos. Yes, it is a copy protected cd.

Most computer speakers are crap, I refuse to listen to an album in anything other than high quality surround sound.

And possible leftovers from the not so hot seat sale. I was on at the stroke of 10, yet nothing good was available.

I ordered the Japanese release of X&Y and I plan to listen to it whenever it arrives. I don't like listening to streams of albume because the sound quality is greatly lacking, and there is nothing like listening to an album for the first time very loudly with surround sound.

"Subject Says It All" would be my guess.

I wish they would just get on with sending out the e-mails. Maybe today, maybe tomorrow, who knows?? :idea2:

The show was amazing. No cameras were allowed in, otherwise I would have been able to post great pictures. :-( Here is the setlist.

I was told that the Metro had no control over this; they were lucky that they had 21 tickets for an instant sellout. They had the same system of getting tickets as Ticketmaster, so blame Ticketmaster. People suposidly had the same chance of getting tickets at the box office, online, or over the phone, or at a Ticketmaster outlet which seem to give a better chance for the latter.

So, 21 people got tickets at the box office, 0 got them from ticketmaster and 1100 went on sale, 99.9% of people trying to get tickets didn't get them. Something is wrong with the picture.