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Would you pay to see this on stage"?
- Thread starter Rumbledore
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Isn't this what half the bands are doing on YouTube these days?
I wold not go
The cannabis has delivered a vision of future concerts.
Haha, I was about to post exactly the same question. People from Slovenia and Greece and Iran post and their English is more understandable. Just what is the actual question here?
It could be a product of the California education system...don't teach children how you should write and spell, but let them write and spell how they feel it should be written and spelled.
Exactly what I thought of! Also maybe Schrodinger's Performance - is it live, or is it Memorex?
How do we know they aren't just playing a recording on CCTV and sitting around on the sofas drinking beer and counting ticket sales? It's kind of a funny premise.
I would rather see a band put on a musical about band practice with a 3 walled room on a stage.
I would rather see a band put on a musical about band practice with a 3 walled room on a stage.
I'd watch it online later but I wouldn't pay to sit in a club/theatre/arena to watch a TV show about a band in a box.
If something miraculous was happening, like John Bonham rose from the dead and Led Zeppelin got back together, then just watching those guys walk across the stage might be worth the price of admission. But as that's impossible; No.
If something miraculous was happening, like John Bonham rose from the dead and Led Zeppelin got back together, then just watching those guys walk across the stage might be worth the price of admission. But as that's impossible; No.
I don't know, maybe, but maybe not, I guess it depends on where they play, what kind of venue it is, is there a bar, maybe open bar, what's the cover charge, does it come with a free drink and are my friends there and is the band any good, I could see maybe stopping by out of curiosity or if I were really really bored, which doesn't happen much, what with family, work and my own band, unless, of course, my band opened for them, then there's the question of furniture, do we get couches too or just the band, tables and Chairs would be cool (didn't mean to capitalize the "c" in chairs, but no turning back now), my wife just called me for dinner, gotta bounce, I'll put more thought into it before I vote, so in the end, I guess maybe or maybe not, peace out.
1) If they were already a famous... make that LEGENDARY..... act.
2) I could see them during the performance... even if it was between acoustic treatments.
3) It was a really small theater (no more than 200-250 seats) and a dry room.
Sure, I would dive in under those conditions.
2) I could see them during the performance... even if it was between acoustic treatments.
3) It was a really small theater (no more than 200-250 seats) and a dry room.
Sure, I would dive in under those conditions.
everyone's always been saying that since i started and in not that other accouoat all. everyone's saying i have such atrocious vocabulary and sentences or whatever, and wjere i live . im in los angeles area. 38 i speak and write english since kindergarten and graduation upto degrees in college but never got the math too much, or electronics. i have fascination with bass amps. partly because i remember my dad buying me my first bass amp in a dark little low ceiling room and with a sliding glass door into the rest of the store, but i want to play the way im most comfortable and important to me is that i play with various amps in those kind of spaces and prefer the way they spund in what we could call their natural habitats (dens in this case, not withstanding "the wild"). there is a pantea album that is the only recording that sounds close enough to being in a real rehearsal studio lockout type hall with all the 6-8 heavy bands cranking behind their doors, and those players behind them are having secret success, interacting with their gear amd mental attitude in their, and a our im the said about normal setting of being there is a walled off way, that it's a feeling that isn't experienced by many more than only the ones in those halls, at those times.. and it kind of could be micd up and lots lotta people "see" it
