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Author: RushgedlifeRushgedlife Date: Oct 27, 2006 00:28
Artist/Event: SAMMY HAGAR & THE WABOS
Venue: UMB Bank Pavilion
City/State: Maryland Heights, MO
Date: July 22, 2006
Attendance: 21,088
Capacity: 21,088
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Author: Italian GreaseballItalian Greaseball Date: Oct 27, 2006 21:03
> Artist/Event: SAMMY HAGAR & THE WABOS
> Venue: UMB Bank Pavilion
> City/State: Maryland Heights, MO
> Date: July 22, 2006
> Attendance: 21,088
> Capacity: 21,088
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Another worthless, linkless, unverifed Rushie attendance post.
Its October, Rushie, not July. LOL
Expect more posts like this from Rushie and pals as full panic mode
continues and news of a Roth reunion spreads.
LOL
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Author: Tommy WalkerTommy Walker Date: Oct 27, 2006 21:55
Italian Greaseball wrote:
>> Artist/Event: SAMMY HAGAR & THE WABOS
>> Venue: UMB Bank Pavilion
>> City/State: Maryland Heights, MO
>> Date: July 22, 2006
>> Attendance: 21,088
>> Capacity: 21,088
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> Another worthless, linkless, unverifed Rushie attendance post.
Agreed. No link, no proof.
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Author: RushgedlifeRushgedlife Date: Oct 28, 2006 09:54
Chuckie's really trying to make an impression :)
He's responding with two of his puppets ("Tommy Walker" & "Italian
Greaseball").
I'll answer them "both" in one post.
The source is Billboard.
They only report the info when the venues report it to them. There is
often a lag of 3 or more months.
Shouldn't be a big surprise (it was reported here earlier).
Hagar is huge in St. Louis. He's sold out the enormous UMB Bank
Pavilion three times in a row. They're even planning on opening a Cabo
Wabo Cantina in St. Louis next year.
Here's a few more just released by Billboard (note the Poison Devore
show is also from July):
Artist/Event: GODSMACK/ROB ZOMBIE
Venue: Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre
City/State: Bonner Springs, KS
Date: September 19, 2006
Attendance: 10,804
Capacity: 10,804
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Author: Italian GreaseballItalian Greaseball Date: Oct 28, 2006 15:30
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> The source is Billboard.
LOL
But when Billboard reported that Van Hagar sold out only 4 shows you said
they werent credible.
Funny how you only post the worst Roth shows and the best Hagar shows.
LOL
>
> Shouldn't be a big surprise (it was reported here earlier).
> Hagar is huge in St. Louis. He's sold out the enormous UMB Bank
> Pavilion three times in a row. They're even planning on opening a Cabo
> Wabo Cantina in St. Louis next year.
>
Oh yeah, the place that sold tix for $9.67.
Now Sammy is back to 400 seaters in Cabo.
LOL
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Author: Tommy WalkerTommy Walker Date: Oct 28, 2006 19:34
Rushgedlife wrote:
> Chuckie's really trying to make an impression :)
> He's responding with two of his puppets ("Tommy Walker" & "Italian
> Greaseball").
> I'll answer them "both" in one post.
>
> The source is Billboard.
> They only report the info when the venues report it to them. There is
> often a lag of 3 or more months.
>
POST A LINK. None of your figures have any links attached to them.
Why not?
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Author: RushgedlifeRushgedlife Date: Oct 29, 2006 15:46
Penis Lover Chuck G (posting as "Italian Greaseball") wrote:
>But when Billboard reported that Van Hagar sold out
>only 4 shows you said they werent credible.
Billboard's report only included 50 (out of 80) VH shows that year.
>Funny how you only post the worst Roth shows
Actually, I've posted *every* Roth show.
They've just all been bad (and worse).
Most of the tiny bars and "fests" that Roth is playing don't report to
Billboard.
For example, the 300 seat Bottleneck Blues Bar (St Charles, MO) that
Roth played earlier in the summer. Or "Waterfest" in Oshkosh, WI (an
accordion band opened for Roth, no joke).
>Is this what youre going to be saying when the
>Roth reunion sells out every show?
Every show huh.
Hopefully they'll learn from '04 and charge reasonable prices and have
decent support acts. Maybe a Motely Crue or Alice In Chains (although
they may sign on to Ozzfest).
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Author: TBTB Date: Oct 29, 2006 15:55
Rushgedlife" wrote:
(snip)
> Kinda ironic that you've spent the last year trying to convince
> everyone that Eddie has lost all of his skills (as well as his mental
> faculties). Now you're giddy as a school girl that he may pull Roth
> from the has-been scrap heap and let him tag along on a Van Halen
> family reunion tour.
It worked for Sammy.
T.B.
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Author: Italian GreaseballItalian Greaseball Date: Oct 29, 2006 18:11
> Penis Lover Chuck G (posting as "Italian Greaseball") wrote:
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>>But when Billboard reported that Van Hagar sold out
>>only 4 shows you said they werent credible.
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> Billboard's report only included 50 (out of 80) VH shows that year.
>
Ok, so the math shows they probably sold out 7 of 80 shows.
LOL
I expect Roth to sell out every first listed show.
How embarrassing is that going to be for Sammy?
And you?
>>Funny how you only post the worst Roth shows
>
> Actually, I've posted *every* Roth show.
> They've just all been bad (and worse).
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Author: Tommy WalkerTommy Walker Date: Oct 30, 2006 05:13
Rushgedlife wrote:
> Billboard's report only included 50 (out of 80) VH shows that year.
The 2004 Van Hagar Bore Tour was a failure. The end.
> Actually, I've posted *every* Roth show.
> They've just all been bad (and worse).
Oh no you didn't. You only posted 7 out of the 15 shows that he did.
And one show you posted drew 5,000 and Atlantic City drew 1,500.
That's "bad"? You also missed the show in Eastwood which drew 5,000.
> For example, the 300 seat Bottleneck Blues Bar (St Charles, MO) that
> Roth played earlier in the summer.
Which he sold out.
> Every show huh.
>
> Hopefully they'll learn from '04 and charge reasonable prices and have
> decent support acts. Maybe a Motely Crue or Alice In Chains (although
> they may sign on to Ozzfest).
They could charge $1,000 per ticket and still do better than the 2004
Bore Tour.
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