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Bear in mind that the most well known song of NIN goes 'I want to fuck you like an animal', haha I would have to say that my experiences at these shows are definately mature and feature a lot of subculture that requires some understanding. I have a 9 year old cousin and I wouldn't dream of taking her anywhere near one of these concerts, maybe something like Foo Fighters?
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I've been going to concerts with my parents since I was about 9 years old... Yes, there is profanity in some NIN songs, but in a live setting you can barely hear them. I wouldn't worry about it. I think as long as you stay away from the pit, and bring some earplugs (kids' ears are hella-sensitive), it should be OK. I'd make sure the little guy really wants to see the show though. I remember getting *bored* during a Pink Floyd show when I was a kid (I just didn't get the awesomeness of it all at that age
 ). This tour has some amazing visuals. He might just think it's really neat. PLUS he'd be the coolest kid in grade 4/5(?) !  | |
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Heh heh heh, serial killers all listen to Slayer anyways.
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hooforhesus posted: this statement is NOT very thought out, in my opinion. who are you to say what is "interesting" or "fun" for every 9 year old? you bundle all 9 years olds up in this statement implying that they all think a like and enjoy the same things. there have been composers in history that have written songs and symphonys before the age of 9 and there have been one that just pick their nose and act like kids. you can't generalize all 9 year olds into a group that way. as far as taking him, i think it's cool to want to get opinions (for some people i wouldn't) but really you know your son better than any of us, i know mine will love it when he goes, but again, i KNOW him. all i will say is be safe and keep a CLOSE CLOSE eye on him
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Kids love bright flashy stuff
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