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TheThinWhiteDuke said:
Tickets for virtually any known act, especially in a bigger venue, are just bonkers right now.
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Great topic...so when does this all come crashing down? I am in an area that is getting some not so common acts (Sir Paul, Elton John, Stevie Nicks...come on...I am in Knoxville, TN for crying out loud), and I don't even bother, bc I have better ways to spend $500 a ticket.
 
Satchmo2go said:
Great topic...so when does this all come crashing down? I am in an area that is getting some not so common acts (Sir Paul, Elton John, Stevie Nicks...come on...I am in Knoxville, TN for crying out loud), and I don't even bother, bc I have better ways to spend $500 a ticket.
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It probably doesn't. At least on the secondary market
 
Satchmo2go said:
Great topic...so when does this all come crashing down? I am in an area that is getting some not so common acts (Sir Paul, Elton John, Stevie Nicks...come on...I am in Knoxville, TN for crying out loud), and I don't even bother, bc I have better ways to spend $500 a ticket.
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Um...when Gen X'ers and Millenials die off?

Truth is that with the decentralization of music across platforms, the big names are still big names on the circuit like 15 years longer than they would have with the A&R machines in place. People are spending money on shows and this is honestly probably the last ride for musical acts to command venues like this.

I think a lot of "see em while you can" is in play.
 
Colonel4Bin said:
Considering you can self-curate this set for ~$100-150, it’s not exactly a huge bargain. A few of those titles can be had for under $10-15 in excellent shape on Discogs.
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Yea don’t think it’s a bargain, but also if you like the music (or have credit), getting them new and AAA cut by RKS is probably more appealing than playing discogs grading roulette
 
TheThinWhiteDuke said:
Um...when Gen X'ers and Millenials die off?

Truth is that with the decentralization of music across platforms, the big names are still big names on the circuit like 15 years longer than they would have with the A&R machines in place. People are spending money on shows and this is honestly probably the last ride for musical acts to command venues like this.

I think a lot of "see em while you can" is in play.
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Ok, I get this, but how about when Bruce Hornsby comes to my small college town and plays the best small venue, and charges $80 a ticket? Its the spill over from the arena type venues that makes the rest of the bands think they can get away with this shit. And trust me, Bruce did not sell out that little venue and I will pass on many more. The extreme pricing of live music has cut my favorite hobby in half. Just ranting <rant off>
 
TheThinWhiteDuke said:
Um...when Gen X'ers and Millenials die off?

Truth is that with the decentralization of music across platforms, the big names are still big names on the circuit like 15 years longer than they would have with the A&R machines in place. People are spending money on shows and this is honestly probably the last ride for musical acts to command venues like this.

I think a lot of "see em while you can" is in play.
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I feel like Elton John's "Last Tour Ever" has been going on for 5 years now. I guess if he just keeps adding new tour dates, it's technically true...
 
Twentytwo said:
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Cosmic Transitions

The reissue of Isaiah Collier & The Chosen Few's 2021 release, 'Cosmic Transitions,' is available on exclusive Orange in Black & White Swirl vinyl.
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Sweet, this is generally a fantastic release. The inital release from a couple of years ago was a short run from what I remember and it hasnt been reissued yet. I have been wanting to pick this up for a while but its always £50+ on Discogs plus shipping.
 
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