Just Announced Commentary - 2011 Edition

walkonby wrote:
depeche mode has always played there.  like how the b52s will only play wolftrap for some reason.


Depeche Mode has played MPP at least 5 times as that is how many times I have seen them there. 
killsaly wrote:
Ive seen vague mentions of the Dave Mann/9th and Beats split… Anyone have any details?  Also the Nightmare Air show… Seems to be multiple days listed, and it still says 9th and Beats (though Showlistdc i think your calendar have them listed on the day they are supposed to play in Norfolk, whose bill i WISH we had with SVI and Ceremony also on there).


Argh, thx. I've been working on chasing down info on all the 9th & Beats shows. Will report back. Am in California this week which makes it harder to keep a pulse on all this.
walkonby wrote:
kosmo wrote:
Alice Cooper & Marilyn Manson w/ GWAR on 6/17
MPP

this is what i see as our future, "remember those guys" festival shows.


didn't manson quit music after such a critical backlash in the media post-columbine?

anyways. this whole forum drools over "remember those guys" type-shows, including you, so, i don't really understand what you're getting at.
stevewizzle wrote:
walkonby wrote:
kosmo wrote:
Alice Cooper & Marilyn Manson w/ GWAR on 6/17
MPP

this is what i see as our future, "remember those guys" festival shows.


didn't manson quit music after such a critical backlash in the media post-columbine?

anyways. this whole forum drools over "remember those guys" type-shows, including you, so, i don't really understand what you're getting at.


yeah it is kind of sad that these people don't get new music.  They like all the old has-beens but they hate the new stuff and make fun of it.  They don't seem to realize how ignorant of music they appear.
stevewizzle wrote:
didn't manson quit music after such a critical backlash in the media post-columbine?
As in didnt make ANY music or do ANY touring since Columbine?

NO.

Since 1999:
Holy Wood (In the Shadow of the Valley of Death) (2000)
The Golden Age of Grotesque (2003)
Eat Me, Drink Me (2007)
The High End of Low (2009)
Born Villain (2012)

(Ive never heard any of these, I just know he never stopped making music)
killsaly wrote:
stevewizzle wrote:
didn't manson quit music after such a critical backlash in the media post-columbine?
As in didnt make ANY music or do ANY touring since Columbine?

NO.

Since 1999:
Holy Wood (In the Shadow of the Valley of Death) (2000)
The Golden Age of Grotesque (2003)
Eat Me, Drink Me (2007)
The High End of Low (2009)
Born Villain (2012)

(Ive never heard any of these, I just know he never stopped making music)


the The Golden Age of Grotesque  is a decent album and went to number 1.  Holy Wood sold 9 million copies. 
Wikipedia is not a credible source on Holy Wood selling 9 million copies, and their source for this figure is some company that has a vested interest in promoting MM. Besides, that's a global number. The only metric that counts when discussing record sales is U.S. sales. And in the U.S., it sold less than a million.
I remember when in-stores were free, and you didn't have to buy the album to get a ticket to an in-store.

I guess record stores have to do what they need to to survive.

I also guess that one has to look at it as a cd purchase with a live performance as a bonus.
Relaxer wrote:
Wikipedia is not a credible source on Holy Wood selling 9 million copies, and their source for this figure is some company that has a vested interest in promoting MM. Besides, that's a global number. The only metric that counts when discussing record sales is U.S. sales. And in the U.S., it sold less than a million.


Why does only US sales count?  Anyway it sold enough copies that you should have known about it.  And the next one went to number one in the US. You can't get higher than number one.  Point is if you didn't know about the albums you are probably out of touch.
Being out of touch with popular music is a good thing, right? Sort of like not drinking InvBev or Miller-Coors beers?

atomicfront wrote:
Relaxer wrote:
Wikipedia is not a credible source on Holy Wood selling 9 million copies, and their source for this figure is some company that has a vested interest in promoting MM. Besides, that's a global number. The only metric that counts when discussing record sales is U.S. sales. And in the U.S., it sold less than a million.


Why does only US sales count?  Anyway it sold enough copies that you should have known about it.  And the next one went to number one in the US. You can't get higher than number one.  Point is if you didn't know about the albums you are probably out of touch.
James wrote:
Being out of touch with popular music is a good thing, right? Sort of like not drinking InvBev or Miller-Coors beers?

atomicfront wrote:
Relaxer wrote:
Wikipedia is not a credible source on Holy Wood selling 9 million copies, and their source for this figure is some company that has a vested interest in promoting MM. Besides, that's a global number. The only metric that counts when discussing record sales is U.S. sales. And in the U.S., it sold less than a million.


Why does only US sales count?  Anyway it sold enough copies that you should have known about it.  And the next one went to number one in the US. You can't get higher than number one.  Point is if you didn't know about the albums you are probably out of touch.



Why is Inbev bad?  I mean they make some tasty beer…. for example Goose Island and Bass
I think we've covered the evils of InvBev (and Miller-Coors) pretty well in the beer thread, but use the google and I'm sure you'll easily find the answer.

atomicfront wrote:
James wrote:
Being out of touch with popular music is a good thing, right? Sort of like not drinking InvBev or Miller-Coors beers?

atomicfront wrote:
Relaxer wrote:
Wikipedia is not a credible source on Holy Wood selling 9 million copies, and their source for this figure is some company that has a vested interest in promoting MM. Besides, that's a global number. The only metric that counts when discussing record sales is U.S. sales. And in the U.S., it sold less than a million.


Why does only US sales count?  Anyway it sold enough copies that you should have known about it.  And the next one went to number one in the US. You can't get higher than number one.  Point is if you didn't know about the albums you are probably out of touch.



Why is Inbev bad?  I mean they make some tasty beer…. for example Goose Island and Bass
James wrote:
I remember when in-stores were free, and you didn't have to buy the album to get a ticket to an in-store.

I guess record stores have to do what they need to to survive.

I also guess that one has to look at it as a cd purchase with a live performance as a bonus.


I think the wristband guarantees your entrance.
killsaly wrote:
stevewizzle wrote:
didn't manson quit music after such a critical backlash in the media post-columbine?
As in didnt make ANY music or do ANY touring since Columbine?

NO.

Since 1999:
Holy Wood (In the Shadow of the Valley of Death) (2000)
The Golden Age of Grotesque (2003)
Eat Me, Drink Me (2007)
The High End of Low (2009)
Born Villain (2012)

(Ive never heard any of these, I just know he never stopped making music)


oh.
atomicfront wrote:
Why is Inbev bad? 


they donate 50% of the profits to north korea's nuclear program.
killsaly wrote:
Ive seen vague mentions of the Dave Mann/9th and Beats split… Anyone have any details?  Also the Nightmare Air show… Seems to be multiple days listed, and it still says 9th and Beats (though Showlistdc i think your calendar have them listed on the day they are supposed to play in Norfolk, whose bill i WISH we had with SVI and Ceremony also on there).


Hey, I updated the listing– you're right, I had the date and lineup wrong.  I probably pulled the wrong thing off of Dave's facebook stream.  Apparently some 9th & Beats shows are moving and some are staying put– I'm still working with both parties to figure out what's where, and I'll keep SLDC updated as I learn more.

Never fear, though, apparently Dave Mann has booked some show at the Black Cat's main stage on 3/30.
Stillwater wrote:
Yada wrote:
Rumors of two nights of Phish at MPP - 7/13-14


Announced.

07/13 ? Columbia, MD @ Merriweather Post Pavilion
07/14 ? Columbia, MD @ Merriweather Post Pavilion

a saturday and a sunday… clearing out the parking lot on saturday night is going to be a pain in the ass.  i wonder how many of those phisheads show up expecting to camp overnight.
Sparks US tour apparently does not include a DC date..Philly is closest ..
sweetcell wrote:
Stillwater wrote:
Yada wrote:
Rumors of two nights of Phish at MPP - 7/13-14


Announced.

07/13 ? Columbia, MD @ Merriweather Post Pavilion
07/14 ? Columbia, MD @ Merriweather Post Pavilion

a saturday and a sunday… clearing out the parking lot on saturday night is going to be a pain in the ass.  i wonder how many of those phisheads show up expecting to camp overnight.

I am so glad I will be away that weekend!
sweetcell wrote:
Stillwater wrote:
Yada wrote:
Rumors of two nights of Phish at MPP - 7/13-14


Announced.

07/13 ? Columbia, MD @ Merriweather Post Pavilion
07/14 ? Columbia, MD @ Merriweather Post Pavilion

a saturday and a sunday… clearing out the parking lot on saturday night is going to be a pain in the ass.  i wonder how many of those phisheads show up expecting to camp overnight.


Slim to none. It's not like Phish playing MPP is new, they've been playing there since the 90's. Wooks know the rules.