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i remember a scene before brandon shock.
i remember a scene before steveo and gary bob.
i remember a scene a long time ago...
i'm not saying i am better than anyone just because i've been going to local shows longer, that would be stupid. i just miss going to cypress hall and hanging out with the members of second to jamie and all that good stuff. maybe i get like this just because i relize i'm getting older or some bullshit like that. besides, there's alot of people that have been going longer than myself, and i'm nothing special. it's just horrible when i go there, pay every single time, support the bands, and i get treated like crap. i understand the high ground is a business now, but i wish they would be just alittle bit more nice about everything. i don't know, maybe they would like me more if i had metal in my face. when stuff like that happens i can't help but to think, look, i've been coming here for three or four years. don't give me this shit. who the fuck do you think you are? maybe it wouldn't be so bad if they actually put their egos aside for one second and actually said, "please". i know i wasn't there to help paint and totally re-create cypress hall, and i know i'm not fucking a staff member... but i just want to enjoy a show, that i payed to see, in peace. for the most part, that is my only problem about the high ground.
other than that, i think it's great. barely any violence and i just feel alot more safe around there. i heard something about movie screenings awhile back, that would be awesome. i've never heard of a venue doing that. i also heard that they're opening the bottom floor for playing and the top floor for merch and shit. nice idea, i must say. and i'm very thankful for our booking (thanks to brad, jay, and brandon) because i feel like they actually put new orleans on the map for major touring bands. keep up the good work, because it's headed in the right direction.
i remember a scene before steveo and gary bob.
i remember a scene a long time ago...
i'm not saying i am better than anyone just because i've been going to local shows longer, that would be stupid. i just miss going to cypress hall and hanging out with the members of second to jamie and all that good stuff. maybe i get like this just because i relize i'm getting older or some bullshit like that. besides, there's alot of people that have been going longer than myself, and i'm nothing special. it's just horrible when i go there, pay every single time, support the bands, and i get treated like crap. i understand the high ground is a business now, but i wish they would be just alittle bit more nice about everything. i don't know, maybe they would like me more if i had metal in my face. when stuff like that happens i can't help but to think, look, i've been coming here for three or four years. don't give me this shit. who the fuck do you think you are? maybe it wouldn't be so bad if they actually put their egos aside for one second and actually said, "please". i know i wasn't there to help paint and totally re-create cypress hall, and i know i'm not fucking a staff member... but i just want to enjoy a show, that i payed to see, in peace. for the most part, that is my only problem about the high ground.
other than that, i think it's great. barely any violence and i just feel alot more safe around there. i heard something about movie screenings awhile back, that would be awesome. i've never heard of a venue doing that. i also heard that they're opening the bottom floor for playing and the top floor for merch and shit. nice idea, i must say. and i'm very thankful for our booking (thanks to brad, jay, and brandon) because i feel like they actually put new orleans on the map for major touring bands. keep up the good work, because it's headed in the right direction.