Exactly what my wife said.
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I'm with Hutch on this one.
hutch wrote:
I refuse to go see any band named Diarrhea..sorry.. I have standards.
I will just say that A) Diarrhea Planet is a tremendously fun live band and that B) Diarrhea Planet has four guitarists. Four guitarists! That is twice as awesome as a band that has two guitarists, and a band that has two guitarists is already off to a good start.
James wrote:
Reeks of a radio station holiday show. Wait, do they still have radio stations?DeathFromAbove1979 wrote:DotTheEyes wrote:
Miley Cyrus, Austin Mahone, Robin Thicke, Enrique Iglesias, Fall Out Boy, Paramore, Jason Derulo, Fifth Harmony, Flo Rida
12/16
Verizon Center
Ha.
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Relaxer wrote:
I will just say that A) Diarrhea Planet is a tremendously fun live band and that B) Diarrhea Planet has four guitarists. Four guitarists! That is twice as awesome as a band that has two guitarists, and a band that has two guitarists is already off to a good start.
Umm substiute guitarists with ukeule players and you might have a point.
other bands with lots of guitarists
lynyrd skynyrd
slipknot
ill just stop there . . . that says a lot
lynyrd skynyrd
slipknot
ill just stop there . . . that says a lot
Relaxer wrote:
I will just say that A) Diarrhea Planet is a tremendously fun live band and that B) Diarrhea Planet has four guitarists. Four guitarists! That is twice as awesome as a band that has two guitarists, and a band that has two guitarists is already off to a good start.
two guitars is the best..the twin lead guitars approach
thin lizzy
iron maiden
hellacopters
QED
atomic wrote:Got wrote:azaghal1981 wrote:
They just cannot let it go, can they? Does the station even still exist in any form at all?
it is! it went away for awhile, then came back as an online only station…now its on 97.5 in baltimore
can't say i've ever listened to it tho
They play basically what they played 15 years ago with an occasional Imagine Dragons or Grouplove thrown in for giggles.

Current HFS playlist
DotTheEyes wrote:
Paul Simon and Sting will reportedly announce a major joint tour tomorrow.
can't wait to see what ticket prices will be like on this one. $500 floors & lowers?
A bargain at $300.
Relaxer wrote:
Diarrhea Planet is a tremendously fun live band
New album is really good, too. Definitely going this time and leaving wifey at home.
Regardng the name….my parents couldn't get past band names like Killing Joke or Dead Kennedys. Guess I haven't reached that point yet.
grateful wrote:
A bargain at $300.
Between this:

and this:

Why don't they just call it the Musical Tourism Tour?
RESPECT!

I'd rather see Garfunkel tour with with Summers and Copeland. Ah, Baby Boomers….when they all die?
Brian
You're so edgy, Brian.
sweetcell wrote:DotTheEyes wrote:
Paul Simon and Sting will reportedly announce a major joint tour tomorrow.
can't wait to see what ticket prices will be like on this one. $500 floors & lowers?
Me and a friend made a ton of cash back in the 80's at the Sting MPP show. Told people was sold out and sold them tickets and then with the proceeds bought more tickets to scalp. I didn't have a job at the time so all that money came in handy. I hate Sting's music but I do appreciate his fans are so stupid. I guess he has realized the same and is taking out the middle man.
atomic wrote:
Me and a friend made a ton of cash back in the 80's at the Sting MPP show. Told people was sold out and sold them tickets and then with the proceeds bought more tickets to scalp. I didn't have a job at the time so all that money came in handy. I hate Sting's music but I do appreciate his fans are so stupid. I guess he has realized the same and is taking out the middle man.
Bragging about scalping…good way to make friends here
oh wait, you don't want to, so I guess you have achieved your goal
Sidehatch wrote:atomic wrote:
Me and a friend made a ton of cash back in the 80's at the Sting MPP show. Told people was sold out and sold them tickets and then with the proceeds bought more tickets to scalp. I didn't have a job at the time so all that money came in handy. I hate Sting's music but I do appreciate his fans are so stupid. I guess he has realized the same and is taking out the middle man.
Bragging about scalping…good way to make friends here
oh wait, you don't want to, so I guess you have achieved your goal
I was 19 at the time. It was Sting fans so it makes it ok. ? Scalping is only cheating if you have an unfair advantage to getting tickets. If I go up to the box office and buy tickets and then instantly sell them to someone in the parking lot I am providing them with a service. They could have gone up to the box office themselves and bought tickets. I saved them from getting out of their car.
Anyway I thought people would appreciate my business smarts. Also I spent some of the proceeds at a 930 club show that same night.
As for friends I don't hang out with people who like Queens of the Stone Age and Pearl Jam. Or people who feel superior to others because they drink beer that is in short supply.
atomic wrote:Sidehatch wrote:atomic wrote:
Me and a friend made a ton of cash back in the 80's at the Sting MPP show. Told people was sold out and sold them tickets and then with the proceeds bought more tickets to scalp. I didn't have a job at the time so all that money came in handy. I hate Sting's music but I do appreciate his fans are so stupid. I guess he has realized the same and is taking out the middle man.
Bragging about scalping…good way to make friends here
oh wait, you don't want to, so I guess you have achieved your goal
I was 19 at the time. It was Sting fans so it makes it ok. ? Scalping is only cheating if you have an unfair advantage to getting tickets. If I go up to the box office and buy tickets and then instantly sell them to someone in the parking lot I am providing them with a service. They could have gone up to the box office themselves and bought tickets. I saved them from getting out of their car.
Anyway I thought people would appreciate my business smarts. Also I spent some of the proceeds at a 930 club show that same night.
As for friends I don't hang out with people who like Queens of the Stone Age and Pearl Jam. Or people who feel superior to others because they drink beer that is in short supply.
I guess I should have said that different…
If you just want to be a dick (and brag about it), you have achieved your goal.
bravo
encore please (only have to wait a few minutes for that)
so many of them, all on the same page. fascinating.
Sidehatch wrote:atomic wrote:Sidehatch wrote:atomic wrote:
Me and a friend made a ton of cash back in the 80's at the Sting MPP show. Told people was sold out and sold them tickets and then with the proceeds bought more tickets to scalp. I didn't have a job at the time so all that money came in handy. I hate Sting's music but I do appreciate his fans are so stupid. I guess he has realized the same and is taking out the middle man.
Bragging about scalping…good way to make friends here
oh wait, you don't want to, so I guess you have achieved your goal
I was 19 at the time. It was Sting fans so it makes it ok. ? Scalping is only cheating if you have an unfair advantage to getting tickets. If I go up to the box office and buy tickets and then instantly sell them to someone in the parking lot I am providing them with a service. They could have gone up to the box office themselves and bought tickets. I saved them from getting out of their car.
Anyway I thought people would appreciate my business smarts. Also I spent some of the proceeds at a 930 club show that same night.
As for friends I don't hang out with people who like Queens of the Stone Age and Pearl Jam. Or people who feel superior to others because they drink beer that is in short supply.
I guess I should have said that different…
If you just want to be a dick (and brag about it), you have achieved your goal.
bravo
encore please (only have to wait a few minutes for that)
I don't see how I was a dick. I was an unemployed teenage college student. I made money off of people at a Sting show to go to a show I actually wanted to see. I did sell tickets to Panda Bear at the Ottobar as I decided I didn't want to go when I saw how much people were willing to pay for them. It was a win-win. I got money for a show that I didn't think was worth 75 bucks to see and someone got to see them who thought it was worth that much. It was worth the original 15 dollars I paid for tickets though. Everyone has their price to give up tickets.
scalper rationale 101 "I was providing a service to someone who needed it…doing them a favor!"
anyways times have changed and now everyone is a scalper on stubhub…its rather weird… but the anything is ok as long as there is money rationale now justifies scalping for pretty much everyone…if you're trying to buy tickets for a sold out show on ticketmaster i think they now even direct you to scalper sites!
i wouldn't be surprised if a lot of people on this board are reselling tickets to pay for their concerts..
America has changed a lot since the early/mid 1980s.. in some ways for the better (tolerance) but in some ways worse..
anyways times have changed and now everyone is a scalper on stubhub…its rather weird… but the anything is ok as long as there is money rationale now justifies scalping for pretty much everyone…if you're trying to buy tickets for a sold out show on ticketmaster i think they now even direct you to scalper sites!
i wouldn't be surprised if a lot of people on this board are reselling tickets to pay for their concerts..
America has changed a lot since the early/mid 1980s.. in some ways for the better (tolerance) but in some ways worse..