Too Soon?
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I was saying if he was asymptomatic or mildly sick. Not drag your dying ass on stage. Jesus fucking Christ. Covid doesn’t make everyone on deaths door, as much as cnn wants you to believe that and fox wants you to believe it’s fake.Peace,Love and Pearl Jam.0
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Reading some of these comments I thought I was in a forum for Kid Rock or Ted Nugent0
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pearljammr78 said:I was saying if he was asymptomatic or mildly sick. Not drag your dying ass on stage. Jesus fucking Christ. Covid doesn’t make everyone on deaths door, as much as cnn wants you to believe that and fox wants you to believe it’s fake.
Your symptoms do not matter. Even if you are asymptomatic, if you are positive you can spread it. You may be fine, but the 10 people that get it from you may not be so lucky. Especially if they are not vaxxed. You are protecting others by isolating once you test positive.0 -
I know someone who has had it twice within 3 months.10/1/94, 6/22/95, 6/24/95, 9/16/96, 7/22/98, 10/21/01, 6/1/03, 10/25/03, 10/26/03, 9/1/05, 7/15/06, 7/18/06, 8/28/09, 10/07/09, 10/3/12, 11/26/13, 6/18/18, 8/10/18, 5/12/22, 5/13/22, 5/13/24, 5/25/240
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MD190661 said:I know someone who has had it twice within 3 months.0
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RatherStarved said:Have vax or negative test proof mandates especially for indoor shows0
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Wow. This thread is bonkers.It's a hopeless situation...0
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Did you know #BatshitCovidTalkThatShouldMoveToAMT isn't a tag that we can apply to threads?___________________________________________
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15,000 people with no masks in an indoor arena, and we are batshit because we think it could be possible for one band member to play a show safely with asymptomatic Covid.We shouldn’t be having indoor shows at all then. Covid isn’t going away folks.0
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No, the talk is batshit if it's saying COVID is a cold, or that asymptomatic people can't spread it, or blah, blah and blah.___________________________________________
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Get_Right said:bootlegger10 said:mace1229 said:bootlegger10 said:mace1229 said:bootlegger10 said:Get_Right said:bootlegger10 said:I think if you are asymptomatic and part of a band you can find a way to play safely. You can distance on a stage. You can mask it up and distance when off stage.Now, up to the performer though if they want to go on or not. Just saying if not feeling bad and the performer wants to go they should be allowed to.
We were told masks and social distancing work, right?
So it isn’t safe for Jeff to be on stage 10 feet away from anyone, but okay for the rest of the crowd to be there standing shoulder to shoulder knowing some have it? Seems a lot hypocritical.
Again, just referring to an asymptomatic/low symptoms Jeff who is personally comfortable playing on stage. Not trying to say anyone positive should be forced to play.
I think we’ll see a change in culture for a while. It used to be some people never call in sick, never take sick days no matter what and was sometimes a badge of honor to always come in to work. Now people ask why are you here if you just sound congested.I don’t think the majority of people are going to be okay with working next to someone who knows they are sick, in a band or in an office. The people you infect may not be asymptomatic.
Social distancing and wearing a mask reduces the spread, it does not eliminate it. If you test positive you quarantine. Jeff could (and would) not say no worries, I will just keep 6 feet away from everyone and continue to play while having COVID. I cannot see any of the band members or their team engaging in that kind of behavior.I gather speed from you fucking with me.0 -
bootlegger10 said:15,000 people with no masks in an indoor arena, and we are batshit because we think it could be possible for one band member to play a show safely with asymptomatic Covid.We shouldn’t be having indoor shows at all then. Covid isn’t going away folks.
This band could have easily cancelled the Fresno show in light of Matt's or Ed's illnesses. It was not a show that had been previously postponed, and it was very undersold. Instead, they went out of their way to put on that show. Do you think Dave Krusen just stepped on stage that night and banged out those ten songs? They had to rehearse all of that. They did not need to do that. They could have put on a show with Josh and Richard on drums like they did in Oakland, and everyone would have gone home happy.I gather speed from you fucking with me.0 -
walkunafraid said:DEGBTI said:I just cant believe what just happened, again! This is not a knock against our favorite band, but a question in general. If Covid is here to stay, and we all can still get it even when vaccinated, then WTF. Ya, I know its less severe if vaccinated, but events will still be cancelled regardless. Meaning, a positive test is grounds for a no-go, even if the person feels 100% fine? Not implying Matt or Jeff feel fine, just a general question. Then how in the ef are we going to move forward?
Hope all get well soon and thank you for all the effort this tour you have put in for us all! Best band Ever!
The question isn't "how do we prevent cancellations so that we can move forward?," it's "how do we adjust to our new reality of increased cancellations so that we can move forward?"
Part of it should be hotels/airlines/etc. changing their cancellation policies so that people aren't as impacted financially (sounds like this is already happening based on the experiences some shared of Vegas hotels refunding late cancellations). Part of it should be consumers approaching mass events differently, knowing that there is a very real chance that Covid could impact their plans.
Covid isn't just impacting the music industry. I work as a sports writer, and I'm constantly updating player/team news to reflect athletes who are placed in league protocols and forced to miss games (very important ones, even) due to testing positive for Covid or being a close contact. Hell, sports leagues have developed entirely new injured-list terms and guidelines to reflect the change Covid has brought about.
Difference, of course, is that sports teams can move forward even with a handful of performers out with Covid, while a band probably cannot. That's just reality. No matter how bad we want things to go back to how they used to be, the reality is that just isn't going to happen.0 -
davidos said:Stop testing... if you have a fever, stay home.... We have to live with this. everyone will get it 2-3x per year due to the ever changing variants. Vax and boosted does not keep you from getting it.0
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Stop saying if your vaxed you can still get it. WE KNOW! It's your chance of getting really sick and end up in the hospital and possibly die is WAY LESS! Period end of story0
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bootlegger10 said:15,000 people with no masks in an indoor arena, and we are batshit because we think it could be possible for one band member to play a show safely with asymptomatic Covid.We shouldn’t be having indoor shows at all then. Covid isn’t going away folks.0
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rearviewmirror33 said:Stop saying if your vaxed you can still get it. WE KNOW! It's your chance of getting really sick and end up in the hospital and possibly die is WAY LESS! Period end of story0
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