EPIC Tour - Live and all their albums, Would they ever do this? Options

[disciple_de_+LIVE+]

I'm a fan of Coheed and Cambria, and they are doing this ridiculous tour this fall where they play four nites in a row, and each nite they play one of their four albums in their entirety. Basically they are playing 4 nites in NYC and 4 in LA. They are charging $120 for a "VIP package", which includes meeting the band, signed band stuff, a special acoustic show, and the actual concerts.

To me they are a band which definitely understands their audience...and I was thinking how incredible it would be if Live did the same. Obviously the details would have to change, since live has more albums and their career has been a lot longer than coheed's.

But I think a special multi-nite tour in a couple US/intl cities would be great for the fans....but maybe not economically feasible (for instance Coheeds message board has thousands of active members who are all potential ticket buyers)

The tour in my mind would be something like this:

NITE 1: Songs from Black Mountain (since its their latest im sure they'll wanna play it), with SELECTED SONGS off of BOP, V, outtakes, covers as encore
NITE 2: TDTH/SS - would be 26 songs. Pearl Jam played 26 when the came to Philly, so its not unheard of
NITE 3: Mental Jewelry/ MJ outtakes as encore
NITE 4: Throwing Copper - PILLAR AND WD as encore, maybe mix in a couple other songs to make it longer

Think they would ever consider something like this? Looking at the current setlists for July shows disappoints me. Its like the same old songs....im seeing them in august and i want things to getting shaken up, which prompted this post...

[mfitz804]

Like they would have any interest in playing outtakes from so many years ago. Only fans would think of something like this.

Same people are probably waiting for the re-release of Death of a Dictionary.

[disciple_de_+LIVE+]

Like they would have any interest in playing outtakes from so many years ago. Only fans would think of something like this.

Same people are probably waiting for the re-release of Death of a Dictionary.

Exactly my point. This show wouldn't be for the general public. Its a gift to hardcore fans

[mfitz804]

Exactly my point. This show wouldn't be for the general public. Its a gift to hardcore fans

And my point was, they don't give a crap about giving a gift to the hardcore fans.