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HemiBeers

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  1. So please enlighten me. Why is Xanadu so revered by so many? I like the track, don't get me wrong. I'm just wondering why it's such a hallmark for so many. They have better tunes, IMHO. :)

     

    It incorporates all the elements that make RUSH who they are in one song. Creativity, Metal, Odd Time Signatures, Synchopation, Sound, Extensive percussion, Its a lengthy Epic and the Words.

    ...and the Milk of Paradise. I wonder if it's chocolate.

     

    word

  2. in all seriousness, vancouver has a ton of cheap floor seats on stubhub. Seattle looks pretty tight. Portland also has a ton, so you may get decent floor seats for reasonable cost closer to the concert date.

     

    Personally, I'd do the 2nd show in vancouver if it was cheap and in your area if you have the bucks and time.

  3. hmmm...let's think out of the box on this. they're also playing seattle and vancouver. so probably for less that what you'd pay for the fourth row seats, you could afford a 2nd show in your area.

     

    or let your wife have one of the crappy seats and you buy one of the fourth row seats. you know she's probably just going along for the hell of it.

  4. I've noticed that sometimes bands open tours in smaller markets. I remember Van Halen opening a tour in Shreveport, LA back in the 80's. Aerosmith kicked off their Get A Grip tour in Topeka, KS in 1993. I believe it's so the band can have a show to work the kinks out before playing some bigger cities.

    if you're lucky, they'll have a little tech breakdown and you'll catch the Al Comedy Show.

  5. Why does anyone actually care unless they need tickets? As long as I'm in, I couldn't care less if they sold 10 or 10,000 tickets.

     

    Well, if they only sell 10 tickets then they won't be coming back if they tour again. Filling up an arena is a good sign that your city will support a big arena rock show whether it be Rush or someone else. This makes it more likely that bands will want to play that particular region if good crowds are drawn for concerts. Plus, a sold out crowd is always a nice thing to be a part of.

     

    I wouldn't worry about the attendance for Tulsa. It's the opening night of the tour and it more than likely will "sell out". There are probably a good amount of people who are waiting until the last minute for whatever reason. Those 600 tickets that are available will probably be sold by show time. Some people are probably waiting for the resale prices to go down and they can snag some good seats real cheap because the prices usually drop as the show draws nearer.

    you'll get some last minute buyers.

     

    hey honey what do you wanna do friday night? i heard rush is in town. what the hell, let's go.

  6. ...i had this horrible dream...

     

    I was at the Rush concert front row at MSG. Great day! The intermission starts. I shut down. Fall asleep. I wake up, and THE CONCERT IS FUDGIN OVER! WHAT THE HELL?! Now I'm upset. Is it a vision of the future? :eh: :banghead: :bang bang: :no: :o :fuckinputer:

    relax...in your dream they played hold your fire and presto in entirety...you didn't miss anything.

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  7. Geddy's #1 and Al's ES355...both from my hometown Kalamazoo.

     

    From what I've seen in local pawn shops these days...nothing with quality of Ged's #1. Mostly junk.

     

    That seems to be typical since the dawning of the digital age. The pawn brokers go online to check out prices so finding great deals is almost impossible anymore.

    Yes, Pawn Shops are more savvy. But you can still occassionally find some desparation deals on Craigslist. At least private buyers are easier to negotiate with.

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