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  1. Originally posted by RUMMY:One way or another, I'm sure you'll muster up the energy to enjoy the Detroit show immensely - even if you have a 10-hour the day of the concert. All fatigue from the traffic will dissipate once the lights go down and the break into "Release" - the song they must open with if I am to attend.

    I'll kill for the Pendulum-Release-Long Road opening, but that's just bring greedy. Getting Release in Bklyn was a highlight for me It's my favorite opener by far and all hope was gone when they opened with Pendulum. Remember , at that point the whole "opener" after Pendulum was not a regular thing by any means. So to hear those notes after Pendulum was.... Indescribable. Either way, especially if you're there I'm definitely hoping for Release.
  4. I'm not big on cover bands. Nothing personal I just have to choose where I spend my free time wisely the older I get! Lol

  5. Well put.

    (Although I have (sadly) seen the same Oasis tribute band...gulp...three times in the past three years.)
  10. One journalist suspected this is against Israel, and the whole world takes this over blindly.
  12. Imagine That -- I’m Still Anti-War.
    July 16 2014


    Most of us have heard John Lennon sing


    “You may say I’m a dreamer,… but I’m not the only one.”

    And some of us, after another morning dose of news coverage full of
    death and destruction, feel the need to reach out to others to see if
    we are not alone in our outrage. With about a dozen assorted
    ongoing conflicts in the news everyday, and with the stories
    becoming more horrific, the level of sadness becomes unbearable.
    And what becomes of our planet when that sadness becomes apathy?
    Because we feel helpless. And we turn our heads and turn the page.

    Currently, I’m full of hope. That hope springs from the multitudes of
    people that our band has been fortunate enough to play for night
    after night here in Europe. To see flags of so many different nations,
    and to have these huge crowds gathered peacefully and joyfully is
    the exact inspiration behind the words I felt the need to emphatically relay.
    When attempting to make a plea for more peace in the world at a rock concert,
    we are reflecting the feelings of all those we have come in contact with
    so we may all have a better understanding of each other.

    That’s not something I’m going to stop anytime soon. Call me naïve.
    I’d rather be naïve, heartfelt and hopeful than resigned to say
    nothing for fear of misinterpretation and retribution.

    The majority of humans on this planet are more consumed by the
    pursuit of love, health, family, food and shelter than any kind of war.

    War hurts. It hurts no matter which sides the bombs are falling on.

    With all the global achievements in modern technology,
    enhanced communication and information devices, cracking the
    human genome, land rovers on Mars etc., do we really have to
    resign ourselves to the devastating reality that conflict will be
    resolved with bombs, murder and acts of barbarism?

    We are such a remarkable species. Capable of creating beauty.
    Capable of awe-inspiring advancements. We must be capable of
    resolving conflicts without bloodshed.

    I don’t know how to reconcile the peaceful rainbow of flags we see
    each night at our concerts with the daily news of a dozen global
    conflicts and their horrific consequences. I don’t know how to
    process the feeling of guilt and complicity when I hear about the
    deaths of a civilian family from a U.S. drone strike. But I know that
    we can’t let the sadness turn into apathy. And I do know we are
    better off when we reach out to each other.



    “I hope someday you’ll join us,…”



    Won’t you listen to what the man said.





    — Eddie Vedder
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