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Question for Steve (or anyone else who toured pre-internet)

Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 12:32 am
by dontfeartheringo_Archive
etch wrote:
dontfeartheringo wrote:All that shit I said before about what it was like touring before the internet?

Forget it.

It was like what [strike]Dicks Ahoy[/strike] Etch there said.

Just like that.

All the time.

Myspace fucked it all up for everyone.

I blame Tom.


You're lucky that long blog wasn't about five-eight!



I am writing a book about five-eight... called "Just Because You've Never Heard of Us Doesn't Mean We're Not Rock Stars..."

and YES, the Roman Candle story is in it.

Question for Steve (or anyone else who toured pre-internet)

Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 7:12 pm
by DazeyDiver_Archive
etch wrote:We got to see ZZ Top with them, but it sucked because we found out that they play along to pre-recorded music that Frank controls from triggers in his drum kit. Bummer.


Say it ain't so!! I was excited to see the Top this summer! Bummer indeed.

Jesse still plays with Jackyl and is now an MTV reality show producer (Two-a-Days)


Wow. One of my best friends is an associate producer on this show. It's now called Varsity, Inc. I think.

Question for Steve (or anyone else who toured pre-internet)

Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 9:33 pm
by burun_Archive
etch wrote:John Kalodner - John Kaldoner

Oh my god, what a blast from the past.

I will say no more.
Except this.

Question for Steve (or anyone else who toured pre-internet)

Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 10:05 pm
by etch_Archive
DazeyDiver wrote:
etch wrote:We got to see ZZ Top with them, but it sucked because we found out that they play along to pre-recorded music that Frank controls from triggers in his drum kit. Bummer.


Say it ain't so!! I was excited to see the Top this summer! Bummer indeed.

Jesse still plays with Jackyl and is now an MTV reality show producer (Two-a-Days)


Wow. One of my best friends is an associate producer on this show. It's now called Varsity, Inc. I think.


This was about twelve years ago, so it could be different now, I don't know. I was backstage at one point, a few feet away from Billy and he was playing the intro to Rough Boy and it was just three guys on stage (besides the back-up singer girls) and it sounded HUGE. I turned to the guy that I was with, who was working on the tour and commented that it sounded just like a CD. His answer? "That's because it is." I think they would play some of the stuff but a lot of it was programmed in ahead of time.

Question for Steve (or anyone else who toured pre-internet)

Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2008 10:07 pm
by etch_Archive
burun wrote:
etch wrote:John Kalodner - John Kaldoner

Oh my god, what a blast from the past.

I will say no more.
Except this.


That website will haunt my dreams forever, you can't un-see that one. Like a snuff film, but worse.

You have to be really careful who you associate with in this life don't you?