yogi wrote:This is why I heard that rock bands refuse to go to Tennessee.
What on earth is 'whack- a- mole'???
Rock on Billy Ray!!!!!
If you don't know I'm not gonna tell you!
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LordofDaRing wrote:Come come now....we have plenty of material on the other end of that...

yogi wrote:...They then broke into 'Back On The Road Again' and wouldn't you know thats when Kevin starts his midget bowling rant.
This always happens when a northern rock band plays in the south.
I am soo damn tired of these 70's & 80's 'rockers' midget bowling or bannana surfing I can't see straight. Bon Jovi & Bob Segar do it now at every southern show as does Cheap Trick.
As for all you northern bands, just because you are playing in the south and we are now living in the south this is COMPLETELY uncallled for!!!!!

fightingilliniJRNY wrote:yogi wrote:...They then broke into 'Back On The Road Again' and wouldn't you know thats when Kevin starts his midget bowling rant.
This always happens when a northern rock band plays in the south.
I am soo damn tired of these 70's & 80's 'rockers' midget bowling or bannana surfing I can't see straight. Bon Jovi & Bob Segar do it now at every southern show as does Cheap Trick.
As for all you northern bands, just because you are playing in the south and we are now living in the south this is COMPLETELY uncallled for!!!!!
What in the HELL are you talking about? I can't even begin to figure out what you are ranting about. This is completely incomprehensible.
fsutall wrote:I am fortunate to work for a company that has a corporate suite in our local arena and frequently shares tickets to events with employees. I work closely with the woman who manages the tickets, and have been able to attend several events that I would have passed on if I'd had to pay for tickets.
So I received a call from this lady last Wednesday asking if I would like free tickets to sit in our suite for the REO/Styx/Night Ranger concert tonight (Nov. 15). I almost accepted them immediately but figured I should make sure my girlfriend would want to go. Turns out she has no interest so I check with a few friends, including Sterling AKA Rockwriter. Still no interest (although Sterling has a good excuse in that he is hosting a new radio show Sunday evenings that everybody should check out, Long Live Rock at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/LongLiveRock) so I tell Carolyn that I appreciated the offer but would not be able to use the tickets.
That was Wednesday. On Friday Carolyn was literally walking through the building offering the tickets to ANYBODY who would take them. When I left Friday afternoon she still had them!! I work for a fairly large company with several hundred employees in our local office so you would think somebody would take the tickets. The suite is stocked with good food and adult beverages, and the tickets even come with a parking pass for the VIP lot adjacent to the arena. I've been working there for over a year and have never seen tickets for any event go unclaimed.
So just out of curiosity I asked several of my colleagues why they didn't claim the tickets and I received a variety of responses: "I already have plans"..."I've never heard of any of those bands"..."They all suck"..."I'm already going to the Titans football game that day"..."It will just be a bunch of old people"..."Too much hassle to get a babysitter"...etc.
Not sure if I really have a point in posting this other than I just found it a bit sad. I don't care for REO and I'm not crazy about Styx without Dennis but I hate to see this complete lack of interest. So is this an isolated incident or a sign of things to come? Has the REO/Styx pairing run its course? Should REO and Styx be playing arenas at this point or would they be better off sticking with smaller auditoriums and theaters? Thoughts?
chowhall wrote:Toph wrote:chowhall wrote:Toph wrote:weatherman90 wrote:That's bizarre!
I know I'm outside of the norm, but I was dying to see the Styx/REO tour this year. I'm still upset that I ended up being unable to go, especially as the tour goes on and on now with Night Ranger.
Don't say they're done with arenas - that's just depressing! The rumor for '10 is STYX - FOREIGNER - KANSAS. Oh yes!
It's time for them to give it up. They are an embarrasment now. Obviously, someone in the band is in a world of debt
YOU are the embarrassment!
Wow, how long did it take you to come up with that one? (Again, the mental capacity of Tommy Shaw fans which are why his lyrics are so simplistic..)
At least I know how to spell embarrassment you moron coward simpleton.
LordofDaRing wrote:Oh yes. Sure. Uh huh. Absolutely. Yup.
Whooooaa! I like BIG things!
yip-yip-yip-yip-yip-yip BOW BOW
Hip-hop, hip-hopcracy - Hip-hop
Machine or mannequin with parts made in Japan
I flip the switch on my laser video
Oh, my BALLS!
"Obviously" someone on this board isn't a detective.
Always make sure when comparing superior intellectual song lyrics that the standard isn't being held by anyone who has written lyrics like this. Not saying he hasn't written some great, deep lyrics, but the fact that any of the above lyrics exist should be enough to make any fan with any common sense STFU. (and yes, I'm aware the last quote isn't lyrics - but was written by your superior, insightful, non-laid-getting lyricist, nontheless)
Come come now....we have plenty of material on the other end of that...
Helloooooooo Friendsssssss
stand tall don't think small don't get your back against the wall
I can't believe I am in a band with Ted Mother Fucking Nugent and Jack Mother Fucking Blades
Lyrics to Little Girl World (to early in the morning to post)
That being said, why would anyone pass on a free concert to go see the Tennessee Titans. Of course their 900 year old owner flipping Bills fans off is funny.
Zan wrote:LordofDaRing wrote:Come come now....we have plenty of material on the other end of that...
Why does it ALWAYS turn into this?
*You missed my point entirely. This was not meant to be a lyrical pissing match. It was already "established" by "Toph" (if you scroll up, or look at his response in the "Girls With Guns" thread) that Tommy has written some less than stellar lyrics. He also claims that Dennis DeYoung's lyrics are always "insightful and deep" by comparison.
I only wanted to show examples where they were most definitely NOT any of those things. Tommy has written some extraordinarily thought-provoking lyrics in the past (Just Get Through, Man in the Wilderness, etc), just as Denny has. This whole "point" that "Toph" is trying to drive down our throats is stupid and lame. I give you more credit than that.

yogi wrote:Get in line.
Whack- a - mole needs to be explained first!!!!
Talk about a high stakes game of vibrating football!! The actual game took over 35 minutes to play. Afterwards, Lou was sooooo distraught he could barely sing a note.

bugsymalone wrote:Your goofy posts are a bit like Whack-a-Mole, Yogi. They keep popping up, but no one seems to be able to mallet them squarely on the head.![]()
Talk about a high stakes game of vibrating football!! The actual game took over 35 minutes to play. Afterwards, Lou was sooooo distraught he could barely sing a note.
ZOMG. My family used to have that electric football game. What a thrill, watching your "team" sort of just vibrate in all directions, never really getting anywhere. (Ok. That sounds a little like some professional teams out there who will go nameless.) Yeah. Good memories. That game was so "exciting" I think it went out in the trash about 10 minutes after we played it for the first, and last, time.
Bugsy
Rockwriter wrote:bugsymalone wrote:Your goofy posts are a bit like Whack-a-Mole, Yogi. They keep popping up, but no one seems to be able to mallet them squarely on the head.![]()
Talk about a high stakes game of vibrating football!! The actual game took over 35 minutes to play. Afterwards, Lou was sooooo distraught he could barely sing a note.
ZOMG. My family used to have that electric football game. What a thrill, watching your "team" sort of just vibrate in all directions, never really getting anywhere. (Ok. That sounds a little like some professional teams out there who will go nameless.) Yeah. Good memories. That game was so "exciting" I think it went out in the trash about 10 minutes after we played it for the first, and last, time.
Bugsy
I hope you're not knocking Electric Football, 'cuz that would hurt me, LOL. I totally fucking LOVED that game. Of course I was such a geek that I could triangulate to compensate for the various angles, thereby winning every single game. While my sister's player's were randomly vibrating all over the "field", mine were like relentless Pro Bowlers in a mindless drive to victory. Ah, good times! LOL.
Sterling

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