Problem: Great community of people - love the outreach to the community!
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Problem: fast service, highly recommend checking this place out..sat down to play piano tiles and my watch finished in a heartbeat
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Problem: Is it bad that I have an active membership to this gym and I am only giving it 2 stars? I guess it's fine, but compared to where I was working out before (oh Mountainside at Bell and the 101, I miss you so...) it is night and day. The location is so convenient though that it doesn't make sense to join anywhere else. The ellipticals work. Other than that, pretty blah -- fuzzy TVs that are always turned to Fox News, the feel of a big cement converted warehouse, staffers that seem zoned out all the time. I enjoy the people watching and the other gym-goers seem to be "normal" people and friendly, so that's worth some points...almost enough for that third star. Almost.
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Problem: Stage AE was probably not the best place to see a concert on a -blah- kind of night in late September. Seriously, who schedules an outdoor concert so close to October? We went here to see Ray LaMontagne and the Pariah Dogs in concert. Rachel's right, the lawn section is probably the best place to be if you wanna see. We'd never been to Stage AE before and had the weather been better, we would have probably enjoyed it a little more. It's really a great facility though--one the city should be proud of. So how was the concert? Well, you remember the scene in "The Simpsons" many years ago (back when it was actually funny) in which James Taylor angrily says, "Hey, I'm not as mellow as you think I am. Now here's the deal--I'm gonna sing and you're gonna listen"? Well the same thing happened at the concert. Seems like Ray got a little tired of competing with "the small talk and chatter" from a drinking crowd (to paraphrase his current single "Beg Steal or Borrow"). And he stopped the show and cursed out the talkers, offering them a refund if they left. Wow! But anyway, to those of you who may not have heard of Ray LaMontagne, you've probably heard one of his songs. "Trouble" was used in the Traveler's commercial http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lk2B8988ws0 LaMontagne's style is kind of a mix of bluesy, folksy, jazzy, & singer-songwriter. He played a lot off his new CD "God Willing & the Creek Don't Rise" which seems to have a lot of New Orleans, Post-Katrina influences in it. He also ran through some of his other material including "Trouble", "Repo Man", and he did a cover of The Byrd's song "Blue Canadian Rockies", and he even had a couple members of the opening act, Punch Brothers, join him on stage for a couple of covers. Still for what should have been a mellow night, I'll just never get over him telling the audience, "Hey, you a-holes, SFTU or go the f--k home, I'll give you your money back." Too bad too, because he's got one of the most distinctive voices around.
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