Columbus, OH 10-28-10 --, short review & torrent Options

[live2cd]

Anybody from here go last night? The crowd was pretty sparse, but the venue was also much bigger than Cincy, so it could have been the same amount of people. Im not good w/ #'s.

The band was (again) phenomenal. I got to talk to all of them after and I had to repeat how amazing the record was 5x, by the time I finished talking to CG, I felt like a broken record. I didnt get my group picture I wanted, but I did get them all to sign my CD. It was too tough to get good pictures w/ the group, but my gf did get a pic w/ Kev and Sean. "Guilty Fever" was pretty sweet last night, it featured a tag of Joe Walsh's "Life's Been Good", which Kevin said the band just learned that afternoon, lol.

Heres the link:
http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=328813
mp3 sample:
https://www.yousendit.com/download/ZGJmZm1kdENtMEkwTVE9PQ

and if you guys want to mp3 this up later today, have at it. I'll be on the road all weekend (going to visit my Dad in NY), so I wont be around much to do much else.

If anyones going to Flint, ENJOY IT. I love the Machine Shop, bummed I can't make it.

This post has been edited by live2cd: Oct 29 2010, 2:13 am

[live2cd]

AOA also had radio support as well as a performance on Jay leno for "goodbye". TGF are criminally being overlooked and without promo, not many (except the hardcores) will show up.

The best we can do is tell everyone we know, and how "honest man" isn't a #1 mainstream rock single, ill never know. that song alone bests most cbox & live singles.

[mattdm11]

AOA also had radio support as well as a performance on Jay leno for "goodbye". TGF are criminally being overlooked and without promo, not many (except the hardcores) will show up.

The best we can do is tell everyone we know, and how "honest man" isn't a #1 mainstream rock single, ill never know. that song alone bests most cbox & live singles.

No, I agree with you... I think they have many similarities, with the biggest being people missing out on some good music.

I wanted to buy something after the show, but I couldn't shell out $40 for a hoodie. I would love for these guys to put out a "front porch" EP, or better yet, a live show. I'm sure they record their shows....just skip on mastering it (which only makes it sound worse anyway thanks to brickwalling) and put it on itunes. What would the costs be?

It is frustrating...I actually think you have recorded some Verve Pipe shows (we have talked in email in the past), and it's the same thing....they have good stuff, and no one cares anymore. When their lead singer goes out on tour, he's lucky to get anyone to show up at all. I have seen him in concert with 18 people and 11 people. And the guy is really talented.

I just think a lot of the 90s acts are now mostly forgotten about, unless they were ridiculously huge.

This post has been edited by mattdm11: Oct 29 2010, 11:05 am