maddhatir
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So not scared by death for uttering "Van Haggar" my husband is a metal snob, so I dig itThe issue I have with big venues is, well I have a small anxiety about really large crowds, lol And truly I've been spoiled by being able to go to clubs with less than 500 people and really getting into the music. I have seen GWAR on 2 different occasions, and the smaller venue was the best by far. I'd like to see Slayer one day living where I do (in no where land) they don't tend to tour this area much. Plus is it just me or do ya miss the days of the 80's big shows where it was Gen Admission and everyone just pilled in and the challenge was getting to, and staying in the front....That's why smaller venues rock lol But I'll suck it up for Megadeth....maybe even Metallica...lol
I hear ya about the anxiety. Not only that, I tend to have an "obnoxious-drunken-idiot phobia" The larger venues are filled with them.

I love the small venues b/c you are RIGHT there! At last April's Amon Amarth show we were sitting in the bar area of the club only a few feet from the band! You can bet I will get my butt in line early this May to get the same seats

All the small venues around here are general admission. It's good and bad. I like that I can choose where to sit- but, I am not crazy about getting to the venue early just to be sure to get a seat or to be close enough to see. Getting there early means, I have sat through a LOT of crappy bands just waiting for the good ones to come on stage.
