Foreign Fans, A.K.A - Not From North America Options

[Hoodstock]

Here in North America I am conscious of Live's standing and popularity as a band in our social culture.

I am wondering how Live is viewed on other continents, especially Europe, Australia, and Africa. It seems to me that they are publically much more popular overseas than they are at home. I am wondering if anyone from these areas can comment on the popularity of the band?

This post has been edited by Hoodstock: Aug 20 2007, 10:59 pm

[Scar]

Live had their "second of fame" here solely during the years of success of “Throwing Copper”. From then, neither the television networks or the radios broadcasted their videos/songs ever. In spite of everything, some people DO know the band, specially because I forced them to hear their albums... ha ha ha ha

As they never played live here, I cannot know exactly what call they could have. Most of the albums can be found today in the stores, but at its moment I had to buy “The Distance To Here”, “V” and “Birds of Pray” via Internet.

As I told you in a previous post, a recent Ford TV ad used “Turn My Head” as a soundtrack, and then everybody start screaming “Oh my god! What a fabulous song! Who they are...?”

I can really say, without fear to exaggerate, that I must be the one and only Live's die-hard fan here in Argentina. In an imaginary popularity scale from 1 to 10, I'd give Live a 0.25. It's sad, but true. But hey! I still love them!

Greetings from Buenos Aires.
Scar

PD: Once again, sorry about my poooooooor english.