TheProdigy

Reminds me of the famous Prodigy track No Good (Start the Mosh)

Dancers can mosh. Moshers can't dance

As I've said before, there should be moshing, but in designated areas prefferably cordoned off either toward the back or in the middle of the crowd area.
Moshers proactively do stuff that disturbs (and can even injure) people who are not there to mosh.
Where is it written that moshers own the front and if you don't like it you have to stand further back?
I wonder how many people would like it if the first few hundred people in the venue spun around throwing punches at anyone who came near them, saying "if you don't like it, get to the back, this is the punchers area at the front."
The fat bloke who nearly cracked my skull with his elbow being a complete twat at the front of Reading '98 didn't look too clever after I put this theory to the test myself. First and only time I've ever hit someone.

I remember being at Brixton Academy down the front in 2008 for the Prodge and this wierdo geeky chubby lad did this wierd dance it was all arms and legs. He was starting to annoy me so I raised my elbow right infront of his eyeline to protect myself and he barged into me and knocked his glasses of his face. He then in turn lost them as the crowd crushed them into pieces. He then looked at me to say it's my fault and did some wierd dance as if he was a boxer. Security then grabbed him and chucked him out!

Two rules to attending a Prodge gig

1. Don't wear glasses down the front unless you don't mind breaking them
2. Don't act like a total twat

Birmingham Warehouse was easily the most friendlest gig I've ever been to. That was a a twat free zone. Just hardcore, old skool Prodgy fans. I wish all gigs would be like that.

Amplifier wrote:


Here's to twat free zones!