Hard Rock: Too heavy to be indie, too pretty to be propah metal?

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Kaboobi: Jan 5, 2005; SHAKE IT BABY!
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hatelull posted:

Absolutely. We used to have a Pumpkins thread, but it got archived. I thought about resurrecting it for the tour and the silly batshit Billy drama that surrounds it, but every time I try and draft up a real effort post I get pulled into other things.

This will be something like my 12th time to see them, and if this set list and line up delivers it will probably be the last time. You ever have that moment where you see a long time favorite band and figure "ok, this was peak." I don't need see them again? I caught Jane's Addiction on that NIN|JA tour. That was the original line up and they did nothing past Ritual de lo Habitual and it was earth shattering. There is absolutely no need for me to see those guys live again, because nothing would touch that set.

I saw Jane's three times, once they played all of Nothing's Shocking plus Three Days and Stop, once they played all of Ritual plus a cover of Rebel Rebel, Ted, Mountain Song, and Jane Says. I think I'm good, unless they end up playing a festival that I end up at.

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Kaboobi: Jan 5, 2005; SHAKE IT BABY!
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Anonymous John posted:

Lol apparently the second SP reunion cashgrab tour isn't selling as expected. WTF did they expect by booking the biggest arenas across the acountry.

I was considering seeing them but not at a giant arena for $130 before fees, are they loving mad?

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