Anyone?

[turner]

Standing of course. So very close to the front aswell, despite being close to the back of the queue.

What about you?

[Jessikat]

i wanna go back there sooo badly at the moment

[amanda]

we were seated, but we stood up we were..if you're facing the stage..to the left, just below half way up in section 'O' i think, it was a really good view got some amazing photos

it was quite funny, there were french fans to our left, german fans to our right, spanish fans infront of us and english fans behind us the fans behind us heard us speaking english, so we talked to them a bit before the concert started and found out that they were from the leeds area

did you see all the fans fainting at the front? I think we must have counted over 20 who had fainted or were about to faint and had to be taken away by the men at the front :S

[midori]

Hey Amanda! Welcome! Great to have you on here. Small world indeed, if even the people sitting behind you at this rather huge concert were from the Leeds area. ;D That's pretty cool! Also, great that your parents made it possible for you guys to go.
Standing on this tour wasn't too bad either. Of course not as close to the band but still... so much fun because nobody stayed seated and it was just one big party with othe fans and the perfect soundtrack!

[turner]

Yes, we were very close to the fainting people. We were like 5th row or something, so....we saw the people drop and were close to it ourselves. You wouldnt believe how many people over 30 there were stood up actually. It was insane.

[melloni88]

I'm a Southerner that'll be moving to Huddersfield in September for Uni, so if anyone wants to give me a tour of Yorkshire's hot spots they are more than welcome to

[turner]

Aaah Huddersfield isn't far from where I live. I was there just the other day actually. It's not a bad place.

Where abouts down South are you from?

[melloni88]

I'm from Southampton But it's complicated. My family are from here but I've lived in South America half my life and moved to London once I finished school, so don't really have any memories or emotional ties to this place. Well, apart from my family of course

Huddersfield does seem nice though - it's one of the reason's I picked to go to Uni there. Plus, it's close to Leeds and Manchester and only half an hour further from London by train than Southampton is.

[turner]

Ooooh South America. Bet that was nice.

What are you doing at Uni?

[melloni88]

Haha yes! Wish it was closer to the UK though so that I could pop back and forth more often. Miss being in my Latino, Spanish speaking world a lot sometimes.

I am doing Costume Design...which I swear sounds too fun to be an actual degree, but it is!

[turner]

Oooh I'm jealous.
Crappy England doesnt compare to anywhere else.

Costume Design sounds ah-may-zing!!!!! I can't wait to get to uni.

[melloni88]

Aw, it's alright for some things. Like greenery and nice, non bumpy roads. And multi-cultralism! I miss that when I'm abroad. But I think when I miss the UK I am actually missing London most of the time :S Sucks being a city girl trapped in the middle of nowhere...

I hope it is! Dropped out of my first degree three years ago cause it wasn't really what I wanted to do, so this is like second time lucky

[turner]

Yes I can imagine. I've never been to London, but I bet it's amazing.

What was your first degree? Hope you don't mind me asking all these questions.

[melloni88]

Yeah it's great <3 Only other European city that comes close is Berlin really, and I miss that just as much!

I don't mind at all I studied Politics the first time round lol I do still actually have an interest in it I just wasn't designed to do it as a career - am not power hungry enough for it.

[turner]

Yeahh. I bet that's difficult.
At least costume designing sounds fun.

Oh lord you've been to Berlin too?