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First show at the Steelhouse. Just sick/deep/gross
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Sign Up Now!May 12thI like the killers. When?
That's my bdayMay 12th
Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy is a banger.you hippy dippies should be watchin the Andrew sisters
Holy shit...uh..I honestly thought when I opened this thread that Tone was posting about a pit bull adoption event in Swimtown..
They could have extended with their “cocaine version” of Mr. Brightside.I tried booking a show with The Killers. It was after they first exploded on the scheme around 2003. Problem was they only had 28 minutes of music, literally 28 minute set was all they could play. My music fans would have been pissed paying a higher ticket price if the headlined played for under 30 minutes. I passed on them for this reason. They played at the Fox Theater on that tour and the promoter told me the boys were hammered during the show. So much that after the show the band was getting ready to head back to the hotel but they couldn't find the lead singer. Eventually found him passed out on the floor in the Sound Booth. Guess he stumbled back there to lay down and take a nap. Said it was a good show, but definitely a quickie for a pop/punk/indie band.
Punk music can be high energy so sometimes you only get 60-90 minutes out of the bigger headliner but never heard of only 28 minutes. Even some bands with older member like the Dead Kennedy's played for over 2 hours. Green Day for over 2 1/2 hours. Dropkick Murphy's 90+ minutes. Flogging Molly is 2 1/2+. Unwritten Law played for over 2 hours. Strung Out actually played for close to 3 hours cuz they were having a blast, literally needed oxygen after the show. Suicidal Tendencies was 2+ hours. Bad Brains 2+ hours. Couldn't in my right mind put the Killers on stage for only 28 minutes. I was trying to get their manager to convince them to learn some covers they could play to extend the time. Now they have enough material so they play 90+ minute shows.
They could have extended with their “cocaine version” of Mr. Brightside.
I like the killers. When?
I tried booking a show with The Killers. It was after they first exploded on the scheme around 2003. Problem was they only had 28 minutes of music, literally 28 minute set was all they could play. My music fans would have been pissed paying a higher ticket price if the headlined played for under 30 minutes. I passed on them for this reason. They played at the Fox Theater on that tour and the promoter told me the boys were hammered during the show. So much that after the show the band was getting ready to head back to the hotel but they couldn't find the lead singer. Eventually found him passed out on the floor in the Sound Booth. Guess he stumbled back there to lay down and take a nap. Said it was a good show, but definitely a quickie for a pop/punk/indie band.
Punk music can be high energy so sometimes you only get 60-90 minutes out of the bigger headliner but never heard of only 28 minutes. Even some bands with older member like the Dead Kennedy's played for over 2 hours. Green Day for over 2 1/2 hours. Dropkick Murphy's 90+ minutes. Flogging Molly is 2 1/2+. Unwritten Law played for over 2 hours. Strung Out actually played for close to 3 hours cuz they were having a blast, literally needed oxygen after the show. Suicidal Tendencies was 2+ hours. Bad Brains 2+ hours. Couldn't in my right mind put the Killers on stage for only 28 minutes. I was trying to get their manager to convince them to learn some covers they could play to extend the time. Now they have enough material so they play 90+ minute shows.
This will be unpopular, so @bant me if need be, but I don't get the killers at all. I will say that @#HBD playing slightly different versions of Mr. Brightside on repeat 20-30K times between 2005 and 2012 has jaded my opinion. Hell, there was a time when he had an MP3 player (generic iPod) that only had Mr. Brightside on it, like 4-5 different versions - not one single other different song.
TLDR - Fuck 'em.