burun wrote:

BadComrade wrote:I have a Shellac ticket that change color when you touch it... those were pretty cool.

I just came across mine the other day (for the Lounge Ax Relocation shows) and noticed the color no longer changes and, on top of that, Lounge Ax never relocated.

So who else has a Pine Tar .406 autographed baseball?

burun wrote:I keep all my ticket stubs. It's a bad habit.

I do this as well, have an entire lunch box filled with movie ticket stubs and concert stubs. I sometimes rummage through them for nostalgia - they're like the old file card system that used to be employed by libraries.

I have a Pantera ticket stub from one of their shows at the Avalon (remember that place?) that Dimebag Darrel signed for me.
I ran into him outside the show, everyone I was with asked him to sign shit so I did to. I have never been into getting people to sign autographs or whatever, because what's the point? But I did in this one occasion.
I also asked him if I could stage dive at the show, as I was like 14 and liked stage diving and going nuts and whatnot at shows at the time. He assured me I would not get kicked out if I did, that they wouldn't stand for it and their fans will always be allowed to stage dive at their shows. The first notes of the first song I get on to the stage to stage dive and get grabbed and thrown out.
Fucking dick.

I only have one for a Rollins show. He signed it.

All the others I held on to got lost in the four moves in two years deal.

Tons. Literally tons of ticket stubs.

Come at the 400 Bar in 1997.

Shellac and Six Finger Sattelite in Fargo, 1996.

Neil Young and Crazy Horse in Manitoba.

Hundreds of them!

I carry one in my wallet--Shellac and SKWM in Manitoba. GREAT show. Steve began the show by stating the following:

"It's my pleasure to stand in front of you tonight with my two best friends in the whole world."

For whatever reason that made a big impact on me.

Ticket stubs! Fuck yeah!

I cannot obey this imperative.

There are tickets I still have but I don't have the means to "show" them.