kueller
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It could be a single/b-side pair, or something along those lines. Like Prague and Popcorn recorded for Resistance's single. Where is the news of multiple songs though?
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My Drones set got Feeling Good and so with recent experience I can say no thanks.
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Even if you picked the worst case rotations that's still better than the average set from the arena tour.
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If they get on stage, play Reapers, and get off, I will leave satisfied.
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I thought the harmonica was really cool in The Resistance tour. Same with Knights as a whole. -
I've come to really like Knights over time.
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I'll play it for him.
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You did not need an account to sign up for the presale.
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2017.09.15 - Shoreline Amphitheatre, San Francisco, CA, USA
kueller replied to forevermusic's topic in Gigs
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2017.09.15 - Shoreline Amphitheatre, San Francisco, CA, USA
kueller replied to forevermusic's topic in Gigs
I wasn't really aiming for anything higher than lawn but don't have a code. I'm assuming that'll still be available? Don't want the whole venue to go but that's rare. -
As much as I'm for anti-scalping methods this also requires fans to be locked in front of a computer all day.
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I'll repeat the cost is consistent with most shows I've seen at the same venue they're playing closest to me.
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Their tour price increases on average have been standard and nothing extraordinary. VIP packages are a downside if they stick with it with this kind of benefit. But I'm not worried about cost.
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Amphitheater shows are generally expensive if you want to get close. Even more so with it being a dual-headlining show (although I've seen similar if not more expensive costs for single headliner shows). It's more affordable further back.
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Still less ridiculous than things Muse have done.
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I have sat through 30 Seconds to Mars to see Muse before and it was not bad at all.
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That was my question. When I posed it the first reply someone disregarded it since it was obviously "too". That started a few posts of argument which I'm sure was responsible for making it a confirmed question.
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Isn't the lack of life part of what makes someone a zombie? There's too many kinds of zombies these days.
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So basically we're fine in any more realistic circumstance.
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Never said it was wildly experimental, but the band was clearly experimenting with something even if they never truly bothered to put the effort into integration. On the other side very few albums in popular music could be considered experimental if you only considered it in the context of all music. While never as blatant as Muse taking preexisting and defined music styles and merging them into something else isn't far from what experimentation usually entails.
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This is a last page topic but an album that is experimental only in reference to the band and not in a wider musical context can still be considered an experimental album.
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Guys it was a MS Paint comic.
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A noble cause does not reduce the cringe.
