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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Yeah, I live in Tucson and this year I’m flying to the Indy show, then going > to the Phoenix show, then flying to California for the San Bernardino show. So > all 3 of those shows are further than one would have to go to see the Jersey > show from NY.
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Oh shut the hell up-at least you have the option to go every year, they completely ignored the west coast last time around, we would have had to drive 1200 miles last year to get from CA to Ohio or whever the closest date was, to get from Long Island to Jersey is friggin 50 miles, who are you to complain? – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Ever since Ozzfest began a couple of years ago it has never come to New York >one of the biggest markets in the world can someone explain that to me. Ozzy >always comes to New York on his solo tours and Black Sabbath made a stop here >during the reunion tour but, for some ungodly reason Ozzfest does not come to >New York and us New Yorkers have to travel to shitty Jersey to see the GOD of >metal. >If anyone knows why ozzfest continues to overlook New York for the past 3 >years >let me know I am curious. >Scott >Long Island New York
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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Oh be quiet, man. There are some people who live in states who have to travel > AT LEAST a 100 miles just to see Ozzfest. You must be spoiled, if you live in > NYC, and have to drive just a little bit to Jersey just to see it. Jersey, > NYC…close enough. Why have a gig for example, in Atlantic City and one in > Long Island? Whats the difference? It’s close enough. If it’s less than 2 hours > at most, to drive, then don’t whine about anything. > -Brian > Listen to my imagine.com radio station, The Electric Funeral, at > http://proxy.imagineradio.com/player/player.asp?A=501226 >Ever since Ozzfest began a couple of years ago it has never come to New York >one of the biggest markets in the world can someone explain that to me. Ozzy >always comes to New York on his solo tours and Black Sabbath made a stop here >during the reunion tour but, for some ungodly reason Ozzfest does not come to >New York and us New Yorkers have to travel to shitty Jersey to see the GOD of >metal. >If anyone knows why ozzfest continues to overlook New York for the past 3 >years >let me know I am curious. >Scott >Long Island New York ></PRE></HTML>
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I guess I should consider myself lucky. My dorm is 11 miles from riverport amphitheatre in St. Louis, and 22 miles away from home. I’ve been to the last 2 ozzfest and will be at this one hopefully. Too bad I missed ‘96 though because I went to Syria that summer. Ozzy Rules. Omar
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Indeed–My friend and I are planning a 10 hour road trip from Denver to KC > to be at this Ozzfest. This on top of the fact that Denver was postponed > twice and ultimately cancelled on the reunion tour. If its important enough > to you then you’ll take the necessary steps to attend without whining. If > it’s not it shouldn’t matter to you anyway. > — > Bill Spies > There can be no perfect democracy curtailed by color, race or poverty. > But with all we accomplish all, even peace. > –W.E.B. DuBois > Oh be quiet, man. There are some people who live in states who have to > travel > AT LEAST a 100 miles just to see Ozzfest. You must be spoiled, if you live > in > NYC, and have to drive just a little bit to Jersey just to see it. Jersey, > NYC…close enough. Why have a gig for example, in Atlantic City and one > in > Long Island? Whats the difference? It’s close enough. If it’s less than 2 > hours > at most, to drive, then don’t whine about anything. > -Brian > Listen to my imagine.com radio station, The Electric Funeral, at > http://proxy.imagineradio.com/player/player.asp?A=501226
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Indeed–My friend and I are planning a 10 hour road trip from Denver to KC to be at this Ozzfest. This on top of the fact that Denver was postponed twice and ultimately cancelled on the reunion tour. If its important enough to you then you’ll take the necessary steps to attend without whining. If it’s not it shouldn’t matter to you anyway. — Bill Spies There can be no perfect democracy curtailed by color, race or poverty. But with all we accomplish all, even peace. –W.E.B. DuBois – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Oh be quiet, man. There are some people who live in states who have to travel > AT LEAST a 100 miles just to see Ozzfest. You must be spoiled, if you live in > NYC, and have to drive just a little bit to Jersey just to see it. Jersey, > NYC…close enough. Why have a gig for example, in Atlantic City and one in > Long Island? Whats the difference? It’s close enough. If it’s less than 2 hours > at most, to drive, then don’t whine about anything. > -Brian > Listen to my imagine.com radio station, The Electric Funeral, at > http://proxy.imagineradio.com/player/player.asp?A=501226 >Ever since Ozzfest began a couple of years ago it has never come to New York >one of the biggest markets in the world can someone explain that to me. Ozzy >always comes to New York on his solo tours and Black Sabbath made a stop here >during the reunion tour but, for some ungodly reason Ozzfest does not come to >New York and us New Yorkers have to travel to shitty Jersey to see the GOD of >metal. >If anyone knows why ozzfest continues to overlook New York for the past 3 >years >let me know I am curious. >Scott >Long Island New York ></PRE></HTML>
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Oh be quiet, man. There are some people who live in states who have to travel AT LEAST a 100 miles just to see Ozzfest. You must be spoiled, if you live in NYC, and have to drive just a little bit to Jersey just to see it. Jersey, NYC…close enough. Why have a gig for example, in Atlantic City and one in Long Island? Whats the difference? It’s close enough. If it’s less than 2 hours at most, to drive, then don’t whine about anything. -Brian Listen to my imagine.com radio station, The Electric Funeral, at http://proxy.imagineradio.com/player/player.asp?A=501226 – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Ever since Ozzfest began a couple of years ago it has never come to New York >one of the biggest markets in the world can someone explain that to me. Ozzy >always comes to New York on his solo tours and Black Sabbath made a stop here >during the reunion tour but, for some ungodly reason Ozzfest does not come to >New York and us New Yorkers have to travel to shitty Jersey to see the GOD of >metal. >If anyone knows why ozzfest continues to overlook New York for the past 3 >years >let me know I am curious. >Scott >Long Island New York ></PRE></HTML>
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I could’ve sworn I saw Albany on the tour list for this year.
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I’ve said the same thing about Atlanta getting screwed outta the Reunion tour AND the last too Ozzfest’s
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Ever since Ozzfest began a couple of years ago it has never come to New York > one of the biggest markets in the world can someone explain that to me. Ozzy > always comes to New York on his solo tours and Black Sabbath made a stop here > during the reunion tour but, for some ungodly reason Ozzfest does not come to > New York and us New Yorkers have to travel to shitty Jersey to see the GOD of > metal. > If anyone knows why ozzfest continues to overlook New York for the past 3 years > let me know I am curious. > Scott > Long Island New York
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Ever since Ozzfest began a couple of years ago it has never come to New York one of the biggest markets in the world can someone explain that to me. Ozzy always comes to New York on his solo tours and Black Sabbath made a stop here during the reunion tour but, for some ungodly reason Ozzfest does not come to New York and us New Yorkers have to travel to shitty Jersey to see the GOD of metal. If anyone knows why ozzfest continues to overlook New York for the past 3 years let me know I am curious. Scott Long Island New York