Jophiel wrote:
Same reason you see live music.
If you have to ask why anyone would make an effort to see live music then, no, there is no benefit for you versus television or the internet.
If you have to ask why anyone would make an effort to see live music then, no, there is no benefit for you versus television or the internet.
Yea, not a fan of concerts. Ok, I was just wondering if there were anything else.
Paskil wrote:
Almalieque wrote:
Is there any benefit of being there rather than just looking at it on TV or on the net?
Sure. The fact that I have now seen Clinton, Bush 2, and Obama speak live in person (also Kerry and Gore). Also, I shook Hilldogs hand during the primaries when she was in town four years ago. They're called valuable, fulfilling life experiences. You should try them sometime.
I've been to the Wall of China, Jesus The Redeemer in Rio, Niagara Falls and Iguazu Falls. In the last 3 months, I've been to Kuwait, Philippines, Thailand, Singapore, South Korea, Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Malaysia, Indonesia and minimal time outside the airport in Sri Lanka. Forgive me for having a different in opinion of "valuable fulfilling life experiences". But hey, have fun, knock yourself out..