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now now raggz lets not be spreadin ugly rumors on the board. lol but email me and I'll give ya some!!!!!
I know how you guys feel. I went to cleveland to see them a lil over a year ago and it was the WORST show EVER. (again a nod to my I won't say something is good because they look glam) lol. I had seen them with Keri several times and LOVED it. But when I saw them with Dish, Chad and Leslie I was just shocked. There are garage bands playing PBF better than PBF. Which is the reason I didn't even bother going to see them when they played 15 minutes from me here in cincy.
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Rumors...huh???...what...Where???? When???
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Thank the stars for that, I take my english bowler hat off to you Billy.
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Saw L.A Guns in Norway (Oslo) last weekend and it was just awsome!! They didn't have any warm up band though. Talked with Phil and the guys after the show and they were real cool. Signing, taking pictures and stuff.
Phil was also in a very good mood and you could tell he liked beeing on stage. I think it often depends on how the crowd is as well. And the crowd was real good that night..
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I went to see them in Stourbridge last Tuesday and there were only 30 people there!!! However PBF appreciated the support, and I got to sing along on a couple of tracks.
The Highlight of the night was when they called my mate onstage to sing the last chorus of 48 Hours....and he sang the piss take version!!! "COCK....COCK!!!...48 INCHES 48 INCHES OF COCK!!!". The band seemed slightly bemused.... [img]confused.gif[/img]
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Yeah, Dish said Stourbridge was a crap attendance, but the rest of the shows were pretty good.
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I don't really think it matters how good the attendance is in some aspects, of course it goes without saying that a good sized, enthusiastic crowd is what all bands want, but the way I see it is these '30' people have paid the ???, so the band should do their job with the same zest and fire as if they we're playing to 300 people. It's their reputation, and after all a good reputation is so hard to build yet so easy to lose.
It's both these small crowds and the bigger crowds that put PBF where they are and given them the opportunities they have had they shouldn't abuse that, they should be professional, after all it's what pays for their recreational activities.
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ROTFL @ Banzai's friend I would of loved to of see their faces
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Like Banzai said, they still appreciated those 30 people coming out on a Sunday night, like Tuff & Shameless did in Manchester, Oct 2002.
It's gotta be a bit demoralizing though, kinda bring them back down to earth with a thud.
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I totally agree with you Sikkly Kidd! It shouldn't matter how may people it is in the crowd. Bands should always do their best to give the people (that showed up) value for their $.
(as an artist myself, I live by that rule).
The night I saw LA Guns it wasn't that many people either, but the crowd was real enthusiastic and I think that is often transcending over to the band. I know Phil Lewis can be a bit moody. But of course, bands should give it all no matter what. That?s 4 sure.
