azaghal1981 wrote:
You can look at a setlist and not go to a show.
Agreed. Tool is a great example (tho I'd expect most people here to hate them).
Agreed. Tool is a great example (tho I'd expect most people here to hate them).
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Agreed. Tool is a great example (tho I'd expect most people here to hate them).
azaghal1981 wrote:
You can look at a setlist and not go to a show.
Well if anyone looked at the setlists they would realize that the setlists now are nothing like the ones five years ago much less ten years ago. So the obvious answer is they did not look at setlists.
BrettnotBritt wrote:atomicfront wrote:
Of Montreal is one of the best live bands in the world.
Not sure if serious.
I left midway through their set when they headlined for Janelle Monae (who stole the show). OM were awful.
Why would I not be serious? They make best live band lists from magazines. Just because you did not like them doesn't mean they aren't great.
I would add CSS as a band that is better live than on vinyl.
BrettnotBritt wrote:
Not sure if serious.
are you new here? you can ask yourself this of most of his opinions…
StoneTheCrow wrote:azaghal1981 wrote:
You can look at a setlist and not go to a show.
Agreed. Tool is a great example (tho I'd expect most people here to hate them).
are you saying Tool is a kind of show that you don't need to attend, that just knowing the setlist is enough?
atomicfront wrote:
Why would I not be serious? They make best live band lists from magazines. Just because you did not like them doesn't mean they aren't great.
i must have missed these lists - could you please provide a few examples?
sweetcell wrote:BrettnotBritt wrote:
Not sure if serious.
are you new here? you can ask yourself this of most of his opinions…StoneTheCrow wrote:azaghal1981 wrote:
You can look at a setlist and not go to a show.
Agreed. Tool is a great example (tho I'd expect most people here to hate them).
are you saying Tool is a kind of show that you don't need to attend, that just knowing the setlist is enough?atomicfront wrote:
Why would I not be serious? They make best live band lists from magazines. Just because you did not like them doesn't mean they aren't great.
i must have missed these lists - could you please provide a few examples?
Pick their latest list compare to their show at Virgin Fest. Notice differences.
And my opinion is pretty standard. People love Of Montreal live. What is not to like. They put on a great show. I haven't seen them in the last couple of years but their past shows were shows for the ages.
sweetcell wrote:
are you saying Tool is a kind of show that you don't need to attend, that just knowing the setlist is enough?
No - maybe I misunderstood the original quote.
Their setlist over the paast couple tours did not change dramatically and I passed on shows after finding out the setlist was nearly identical to a pair of shows I had seen a year or two earlier.
Yada wrote:vansmack wrote:
The show I was referencing was at the 930 club and was in the early 2000's.
4/20/03 to be exact… I think.
It was Easter as well. I wondered if there were always people dressed in rabbit suits on stage. I want to say that they played that "Thank You Jack White (for that fiber-optic Jesus that you gave me)"
moeszslak wrote:Yada wrote:vansmack wrote:
The show I was referencing was at the 930 club and was in the early 2000's.
4/20/03 to be exact… I think.
It was Easter as well. I wondered if there were always people dressed in rabbit suits on stage. I want to say that they played that "Thank You Jack White (for that fiber-optic Jesus that you gave me)"
they did!
hutch wrote:moeszslak wrote:Yada wrote:vansmack wrote:
The show I was referencing was at the 930 club and was in the early 2000's.
4/20/03 to be exact… I think.
It was Easter as well. I wondered if there were always people dressed in rabbit suits on stage. I want to say that they played that "Thank You Jack White (for that fiber-optic Jesus that you gave me)"
they did!
I thought so, but I saw them open up for String Cheese Incident at the Patriot Center a few months later, so I wasn't positive.
No you got it right.
StoneTheCrow wrote:sweetcell wrote:
are you saying Tool is a kind of show that you don't need to attend, that just knowing the setlist is enough?
No - maybe I misunderstood the original quote.
Their setlist over the paast couple tours did not change dramatically and I passed on shows after finding out the setlist was nearly identical to a pair of shows I had seen a year or two earlier.