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So is clapping part of the agreement when I go to a gig? Why is it wasting time playing to people who don't clap. Is he doing it for the claps? Why do I have t
by comice 9y ago
So is clapping part of the agreement when I go to a gig?
Why is it wasting time playing to people who don't clap. Is he doing it for the claps? Why do I have to pay then?
Can I pay extra to get a ticket which allows me not to clap?
You can't clap with just a drink in your hand either, will he be banning drinking at his gigs?
Is he using amplifiers or are they banned as part of this "human experience" too?
I hate phone use at gigs but Jack White isn't really expressing how I feel about them.
- unethical_ban 9y agoI think you're taking that statement a bit too far toward its logical conclusion.
- comice 9y agoI did it to mock his justification of his ban, which isn't at all clear. Wish he'd just say "I've banned phoned because I don't like them". Fine by me, I don't like them either.
- criddell 9y agoYou're trying too hard to find problems. I'm guessing White would be okay if you stayed home.
- comice 9y agoI'd just like a bit more precision and perhaps more honesty. He says it's about being a more human experience but I don't know what that means and he makes no effort to explain it clearly, instead muddying the waters. I have a similar problem with people who dress up their criticism of other's behaviour as something "moral".