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Would you pay to see this on stage"?

go to not see band?

  • go to see band movie and because you get to see them go into the box

  • wold not go

  • watch the whatever video they post online later

  • person's choice - explanation need

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#123
MDBass said:
People are asking if English is your first language, or suggest that you're just messing with everyone, due to crazy sentences like THIS:

'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'

You can get past the typo to understand you're talking about a Pantera album, but due the complete lack of anything resembling normal sentence structure along with random word fragments (and a our im the) it's impossible to understand what you're trying to say.

There's also no way that you graduated from college writing sentences like that ;)
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that paragraph was interesting and easily understandable. you may not like his style but there is nothing confusing but "and a our" but you get it. I would much rather read his stuff than most other posters
 
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#124
I remember seeing the band Live back in the '90s. They did an acoustic portion of the show where they brought out a "basement" set to the middle of the stage, which was an old couch and a few chairs and a rug with a paneling wall background. They made some paneling jokes, then sat around and played some acoustic music for awhile. It was actually pretty cool. I was not a huge fan of that band (went with a female friend), but overall it was a very good show.

Now, had they just disappeared into a box and made me watch a video screen ... I probably would have walked out. No thanks. I can do that at home on YouTube.
 
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#129
jnuts1 said:
that paragraph was interesting and easily understandable. you may not like his style but there is nothing confusing but "and a our" but you get it. I would much rather read his stuff than most other posters
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Who said anything about "not liking his style"? I just pretty politely explained why some people think he's a troll: 38 year old college grads from California don't generally intentionally avoid capitalizing words or and a our I'm the normal sentence/paragraph structure unless they're trying to be funny ;)

As far as "easily understandable"...

I think he's talking about a Pantera album that was recorded at their rehearsal studio while a bunch of other bands were also rehearsing: that doesn't exist at all as far as I'm aware.
 
#140
buldog5151bass said:
First of all, you aren't paying for YouTube. I've only seen Tiny Desk, but those players are still putting on a concert, not just sitting around a practice room.
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Exactly.

So, to answer the OP's question: since I can be entertained by an almost identical concept to what the OP proposes, for free* on YouTube, I would not pay for something like he proposes.

*YouTube isn't really "free" when you think about it. Everyone pays something along the line. We all pay for it in 5 and 10 second snatches every time we're forced to sit through an ad.
 

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