Would you pay to see this on stage"?

[Ekulati]

Irl = in real life.

Ah, got it. dio. (dio = damn I'm old)

 

[Groove Doctor]

Two guitarists enter.... One guitarist leaves. I'd pay to see that!!

(Mad Max Thunderdome reference).

 

[Elltodo]

That's way too far into concept art for me to pay to see it live.
If somebody at the same art school as the band did a write up in the online college paper, I might read the first few sentences and look at the pictures briefly. Not knowing anything else about that band, I already hate every band member for specific personal and completely imagined reasons. I burned their album in my mind just now.

Album hahaha! you've had the live show discribed, now you havent considered the implications of the album. im imagining silent movie teritory hahaha

 

[Ddiebold]

No I wouldn't pay to see chemical brothers live again.

Are they alive to begin with.

 

[Skybone]

It sounds like a very "art house" concept...

And TBH, it sounds about as interesting as going to see any "art house" project...

Would I pay money to go and see it "live"? No.
Would I pay money to see it as a film? No.
Would I go and see the "live" performance if it were free? Only if you weren't told what was going to happen beforehand, and if you liked the band in the first place.

If I go to see a band perform, I want to see that band perform, to see them interact with each other on the stage, and to see them interact with the audience while on stage. That is the essence of a live performance, not what is essentially a podcast of a rehearsal.

 

[rendevouz]

Maybe if their room was built as a one way mirror where I can see them but they can't see me, maybe.

 

[Fishlips]

Just about tree fiddy