Best tribute bands?
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I guess I’d rather listen to Firehouse and Ramirez than any of those tribute bands—they just aren't it.
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wiredfalcon2 said:did you catch the Muse show?
Arthur Anderson75 said:When a festival has such a massive budget, I guess you’d expect the first headliner they announce to be a much bigger—and better—name.
Steven Hernandez9 said:
Kevin James11 said:Wait, I don't see any mention of unknown anywhere? :nekrocerek:
Adam Moore said:Whether it’s right or wrong, I still feel the same way—making people happy matters more to me than worrying about whether I sold out, I guess. It’s not like I’m trying to help some massive corporate system or settle scores for foreign agencies. 🤷
I don't know—that whole idea that we aren't hosting big concerts just because we capped the ticket prices feels a bit off to me. I guess... what happens now?
And you'll probably keep thinking I'm just some loser—it’s not even that bad, really. I mean, even I have those moments where, maybe a month later, it finally hits me that I was being a total idiot.
Samuel Murphy6 said:Nobody's saying you should worry—it's just that when I see a Radiohead poster 😍 my inner snob won't be squinting at the margins trying to figure out if it was actually an SC release or not. 🤷
Kyle Jackson54 said:I'll say it again—we've been living in a capitalist system for 20 years now where we shouldn't even need an institution like that to handle major events.
Samuel Murphy6 said:we probably need to weigh all the best options out there🙂
Susan Clark10 said:not really my thing—my place is about 1,800 square feet, just a quick ten-second walk from Times Square😁
Kevin Chavez3 said:if you'd actually seen how they sing thirsty and miserable or ghosts of war, you'd probably just smash that microwave instead of sticking your head in it☕