Then again, respect goes both ways, doesn't it? Years and years ago I saw Finntroll and their bass player barely did the last couple of songs sitting down as he was so drunk. Ruined the whole feeling.

Years back Le Butcherettes were opening for Incubus and some dude kept yelling show me your tits, so after the third time someone punched him and knocked him and a bunch of punks started kicking him and security cleared the pit

some drunk assholes who, the second Warning cleared the stage, muscled up front and started yelling "CIRITH UNGOOOLLLL"

my experience. Fortunately, after their set, Pat came out to chat and there was a huge line of people waiting to tell him how great the show is and how much they love his music (including me), so I really hope that that offset

time as Warning's playing through Watching From a Distance and Pat is talking to the crowd, this asshole is talking loudly and ignoring everyone around him politely asking him to shut up. It was the one thing that detracted from

Well, maybe not always but some people some problems with understanding words.

I had a similar experience with the Warning reunion tour a few years ago: drunk asshole in the crowd nudged his way up front, right next to me, because he and his buddies wanted to see Cirith Ungol, who were on next, and the whole