Bring back the Caravan?

[JustinC83]

You really think Halloween/Billies is gonna be around come the fall? You are kidding yourself.

Plus there have been a number of shows over the last 3-4 years that haven't had any BTCS. There have been 3 this tour and had it not been for Halloween & DDTW there would have been 6 or 7

[BotheDMBFan]

Originally Posted by JustinC83

You really think Halloween/Billies is gonna be around come the fall? You are kidding yourself.

Plus there have been a number of shows over the last 3-4 years that haven't had any BTCS. There have been 3 this tour and had it not been for Halloween & DDTW there would have been 6 or 7

With any hope, people will be annoyed with it enough that it sticks around forever.

[bwags]

Originally Posted by ExistenceNow

Only if they offer reserved seating. GA blows.

100% agree. Or pick more of a natural sloping venue.

I did the VIP for AC and it was great, then GA for Chicago and that wasn't go great.

I realize there will have to be some GA seation, but maybe if you tier it off like Central Park (although on a much smaller scale) that could work. I liked the Randalls set up in '05 of a front section with seats, then GA behind it.

[DynastyDrummer1]

Originally Posted by spoot388

its not that we expect to not hear the same songs when we go to a bunch of shows, we just think we shouldn't be hearing the same songs all the time. i went to 9 shows this summer and saw eh hee, seven, and shake me 6 times each. they were played at every single venue i went to. the only shows they weren't played at was the other show of 3 2-night stands. i did not hear crash into me or one sweet world even a single time. even granny, stay, rhyme and reason, and say goodbye i only got once each. there is absolutely no reason for songs like seven, shake me, and eh hee to be played more than twice as much as ants, so much to say, and everyday.

when we go to a lot of shows, we know that we're going to get the same songs a bunch of times. i knew i was going to see songs like crush, warehouse, dont drink the water, and grey street multiple times, but i should have been able to get some staples like crash and one sweet world at least once. eh hee, seven, and shake me should not be played at every venue. playing them is fine, but it should not be at the cost of other (better) regular songs being left out completely.

Don't get me wrong, I see what you're saying, but you sound like you're expecting them to just play all the older songs. Eh Hee, Seven and Shake Me are all new as of the last two years or so, and (just guessing) will continue to be the part of that album that gets played at shows. At this point just expect it, roll with it and shit, maybe go grab a beer during one of those songs if that suits your fancy. Atleast they seem to be playing Eh Hee and Seven early and close to each other so the people that hate them can get it over with quicker.