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daft twat wrote:
And Wildflowers was for some guy whose wife died unexpectedly. That’s sad, but what’s more sad is that dude hopped on a message board and used his wife’s passing to have a song played, and then he showed up in St. Paul to see it. You didn’t honor her memory. You used her death to get your favorite band to interact with you. Gross.
I get the feeling this happens a lot, people campaigning for a song on the Pit due to personal tragedy. I wonder how word gets to the band. Management?
And Wildflowers was for some guy whose wife died unexpectedly. That’s sad, but what’s more sad is that dude hopped on a message board and used his wife’s passing to have a song played, and then he showed up in St. Paul to see it. You didn’t honor her memory. You used her death to get your favorite band to interact with you. Gross.
I get the feeling this happens a lot, people campaigning for a song on the Pit due to personal tragedy. I wonder how word gets to the band. Management?
i think they put all the personal tragedies on a lottery ball and whichever one shoots up and out first gets the dedication for that show.
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Guys I was baked out of my mind, I was just grooving
And Wildflowers was for some guy whose wife died unexpectedly. That’s sad, but what’s more sad is that dude hopped on a message board and used his wife’s passing to have a song played, and then he showed up in St. Paul to see it. You didn’t honor her memory. You used her death to get your favorite band to interact with you. Gross.
I get the feeling this happens a lot, people campaigning for a song on the Pit due to personal tragedy. I wonder how word gets to the band. Management?
i think they put all the personal tragedies on a lottery ball and whichever one shoots up and out first gets the dedication for that show.
Should be prioritized by 10c number.
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And Wildflowers was for some guy whose wife died unexpectedly. That’s sad, but what’s more sad is that dude hopped on a message board and used his wife’s passing to have a song played, and then he showed up in St. Paul to see it. You didn’t honor her memory. You used her death to get your favorite band to interact with you. Gross.
I get the feeling this happens a lot, people campaigning for a song on the Pit due to personal tragedy. I wonder how word gets to the band. Management?
i think they put all the personal tragedies on a lottery ball and whichever one shoots up and out first gets the dedication for that show.
It was a solid set. Felt like the PJ show-vibe has now shifted into a storytellers vibe (maybe it was like it last year, I haven't paid much attention). Ed's vocal crutches are still there, and he seems to try to fit in as many rockstar movement/dance clichés as possible (or maybe a long for the days he would sneak off backstage during a solo and smoke a cigarette).
Insignificance was tight, no Vitalogy songs! Enjoyment was tempered by my bad "Verified Fan" purchase - never doing that again.
Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 7:41 am Posts: 19724 Location: Cumberland, RI
Jorge wrote:
daft twat wrote:
And Wildflowers was for some guy whose wife died unexpectedly. That’s sad, but what’s more sad is that dude hopped on a message board and used his wife’s passing to have a song played, and then he showed up in St. Paul to see it. You didn’t honor her memory. You used her death to get your favorite band to interact with you. Gross.
I get the feeling this happens a lot, people campaigning for a song on the Pit due to personal tragedy. I wonder how word gets to the band. Management?
Absolute peak of this was the guy who asked the band to play Alive for his wife who had a heart attack and had to miss the show, but he still went.
It was a solid set. Felt like the PJ show-vibe has now shifted into a storytellers vibe (maybe it was like it last year, I haven't paid much attention). Ed's vocal crutches are still there, and he seems to try to fit in as many rockstar movement/dance clichés as possible (or maybe a long for the days he would sneak off backstage during a solo and smoke a cigarette).
Insignificance was tight, no Vitalogy songs! Enjoyment was tempered by my bad "Verified Fan" purchase - never doing that again.
Good lord. What if...
I mean St Paul did get stuck between full album No Code and full album Yield last time.
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Joined: Sun September 15, 2013 5:50 am Posts: 22415
agree that the first tour w Boom the crazy mary jam was awesome
i do think he has gotten worse over time (far worse)
Saturday should be a hoot
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