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Post by trickassninja69 on Feb 6, 2002 12:48:34 GMT -5
A new band by the name of INBREAD is playing their debut show at the CRUISE INN, 1648 Abbott Road. The show is Saturday Feb, 16th. This show starts promptly at 10pm and also includes appearances by NOWARE, SKUNGK and SKWIRL. These bands are all heavy and will prove to be a great performance. Everyones support would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you.
P.S. Good to have the BOARD back Rosco! Thanks!
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Post by DeftonesRock on Feb 6, 2002 16:04:58 GMT -5
Hell yeah, this show is gonna kick some maddddd ass. It's gonna be a fun night. This is also the debut of our new demo which will be on sale at the show.
~*!MIKE!*~ [glow=red,2,300]www.noware.cjb.net[/glow]
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Post by Pierce Brosnan on Feb 6, 2002 16:23:06 GMT -5
Man, that sounds like a great show. Inbread looks like a crazy bunch of fuckers. I can't wait to hear them. I'll be at the Planet 505 show that weekend. I might go in on Saturday, but if I don't I want to go to the Cruise inn for that show. I love big women!
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Post by addict666@aol.com on Feb 7, 2002 20:30:53 GMT -5
Yo, that shows going to be awsome. The show starts at 10pm...What time is everyones line up?
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Post by sk8erps@adelphia.net on Feb 10, 2002 12:12:09 GMT -5
that is totally unprofessional. there are certain ways to do shows and that is not it. there has to be time limits or you get bands that play for 2 hours. how would you feel if you were last on the bill and the other bands played so long and took so long to set up and tear down that you didn't get to play because the bar had to close at 4 a.m.? why do you think professional bands run on a schedule? we've been doing this for a long time now and realize that having no time restraints doesn't work. this is not a nazi thing, it is professional. if you want to play music for a living you better get used to it. i am not trying to be a dick but, come on, do you really think that would work?
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Post by Pierce Brosnan on Feb 10, 2002 14:46:15 GMT -5
Yeah, I totally agree with Skungk on this. I've been doing shows for many years. Nothing is more aggrivating than a show not running according to schedule. You have to have a plan, and everyone has to run by it. If not, it's going to be a mess. If you go over your time, and the next band was expecting to go on, and you're taking your sweet time getting off, they're going to get pissed. Then the band after you is running late, then the band after that gets pissed. It's a vicious cycle. Professionalism is very good.
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Post by fatpaul56@aol.com on Feb 10, 2002 21:43:31 GMT -5
Timed sets are good, but When you get lost on your way to a show and you only get 20 min to play a set. then that really sux. This happened the last time we play with Skungk at the funhouse. We drive almost an hour away and we get lost kuz we dont get out into buffalo much. We only had 20min to play. There should be a lil give to time slots. we played like 4-5 songs. I was kinda pissed. But i still had fun either way.
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Post by JCPromotions on Feb 10, 2002 23:28:21 GMT -5
Shows for local clubs who are working hard to help out the scene and promote local, original music deserve the same respect that would be given from a nationally touring band. And that is......like it or not.....SET times and timely efficient set changes. The owner of the clubs do need to make money and have good shows.......and they do not need the headaches of what results from running a show as you are suggesting. I have also talked with Larry as well as Mike (who booked the show with Larry) and both of them, as well as ourselves......expect a good show. We will be having set times.....Inbred @10 :00, Skwirl @11:00, Noware @ 12:00, and Skungk @ 1 AM. It's VERY important for a band to be professional.......as important as the music they are putting out. Labels and booking agents are running a business. And therefore bands must be "businessmen" as well as musicians. It's definitely not the fun part, but meaning you get to spend your life doing this is well worth it. See you at the show!! Feb 16th Cruise In Abbot Rd. Lackawanna
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Post by trickassninja69 on Feb 11, 2002 0:09:18 GMT -5
Hey guys, sorry about the situation at hand. I didn't know there was another entity involved (Mike DiSalvo), my apologies. I've been trying all day to get online in hopes to keep this from escalating into a huge mess. My service was down and there was nothing I could do about it. Sorry. Anyways, the time slots in the above post are what is happening Saturday. I was just getting conflicting stories so I took what seemed to be 'right from the horses mouth' and posted it. Please don't get any bad ideas about Larry, Jane or the Cruise Inn, they are wonderful people and deserve the best from us because they are doing us a huge service as well. They just want us to have fun and make some money as well. The later the people stay the better. I didn't mean for this to sound like it was going to be a free for all with no particular order to it. It just sounded like to me that they do not want the music to stop until closing time if they can help it. As for me and the band, please accept my apologies, we are not bad people and we certainly did not mean to sound like we were stealing time in any way. We only have an hour if we played everything and I figured that from 11pm to 4am is plenty of time for three more bands to play. Once again I apologize for any inconvenience I have caused and I hope to have a good time with all involved. Oh yeah, do come up and introduce yourselves I would like to meet everyone. If you want to come by early, we will be there between 5 and 6pm setting up our equipment. Since it is the first show for us as a band, we want to make sure that nothing is overlooked in haste. Thank you for your time, Pete www.inbreadmusic.com
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Post by DeftonesRock on Feb 11, 2002 12:47:22 GMT -5
Glad someone cleared it up, cuz I still had no clue what times bands were playing. This will be a great show though, thanx to the Cruise In for settin this whole thing up.
~*!MIKE!*~ [glow=red,2,300]www.noware.cjb.net[/glow]
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