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Unplugged/ Small venue tour?

RiotZactRiotZact Posts: 6,260
edited February 2010 in Given To Fly (live)
I havn't heard any rumers or anything like that but wouldn't it be the most amazing thing ever? Places like where Eddie does his solo shows... or maybe just a little bigger. I know that when I'm on my Ipod and I want to hear a certian live song, I always go for a version from mtv unplugged, benny, or the bridge school shows. Not only would the shows be awesome but the bootlegs would too because the aucostics in those places are always supurb. And if they would play songs that they would play at a regular show, not just the light ones like at benny or the bridge school shows. I know I would go to as many as possible without having to give an arm or a leg......... as a matter of fact I should be able to give up my left arm for one of these shows... I'm a drummer...but the guy from def lepord managed. What do you guys and gals think?
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  • hrd2imgnhrd2imgn Southwest Burbs of Chicago Posts: 4,903
    sorry the frenzy on this would be to much. All the bitching on I didn't get tickets, a-hole fans shouting out and pissing the band off like Milwaukee and Chicago for Ed, I would have to not be on th epit for a month to avoid all the commotion


    I would love it without all the BS, a really great idea if it could be done right
  • RiotZactRiotZact Posts: 6,260
    Ya thats deffinatly true. I think it could work if they would actually do a TOUR though, not the "tours" that they've been doing the past couple years where they play 4 shows in 2 cities. If they would do like 20+ venues and do each one 2 or 3 nights then I think it would even out really nicely. But ya i'd have to agree with you because they won't do that anymore for some reason. I'm not complaining though it would be tough on them to do that.
  • ctsufer31ctsufer31 Boston, MA Posts: 33
    It might work if the band could host it in a venue in Seattle for about a month or two. That way, the band doesn't have to move equipment and people around. The fans would have to make the pilgrimage to Seattle to see the show. There would have to be some sort of lottery involved to make sure the tickets were awarded evenly. It may also get rid of some of the more negative issues with the smaller shows.
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  • RiotZactRiotZact Posts: 6,260
    Or maybe just scratch the "small venue" part. I just think hearing the band aucostic is amazing. I'm not sure if you can make an aucostic sound that loud but sometimes they have electrics out that sound just like aucostics, am I the only one that wants to hear blood, leash, givin to fly, or spin the black circle unplugged?!?!?!?!
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