UK band Orange Goblin

[blorter]

Hey Atlanta,

If this band came through would anyone come see them?

[donkeytron]

I can think of about 10 people i know who would....and I don't know many people.

[Generubin]

in a heart beat....if I could

[Nyarlathotep]

Yeah, that would be cool.

[SadisticRitual]

hell the fuck yes

[Brian]

Gonna see them at MDF, but I'd probably catch them here too. If I can't make it to MDF, this show would be mandatory.

[Matt]

id def be there

[TakeAsNeededForPain24]

count me in. The Big Black is a awsome album.

[lsaldana]

I'd go, for around what time of the year?

[badcarburetor]

It would depend on the day of the week and supporting bands - and, to some degree, cost.

[Holiday Rambler]

It would depend on the day of the week and supporting bands - and, to some degree, cost.

Allow me to clarify this gentleman's statement. In other words, there are many factors which plays into his decision to attend a 'concert' including said English rock band, including (but not limited to):

- timeframe (a night show which does not immediately precede a mandatory, early-AM appearance at his place of employment would be most opportune and in the larger sense, ideal)

- other acts (his decision will likely factor the relative appeal of supporting performers on the same bill; a favorable attendance decision may, at least, in part, depend on the strength of the supporting acts to be booked in tandem with Le Orange Goblin; a bill consisting of several already-seen or subjectively-graded as "unpleasant" acts could affect Mr. Badcarburetor's ultimate decision to attend)

- cost (admittedly, to a lesser degree than the above-stated points; if the date/time of the show and relative strength of the supporting acts "X" reaches a threshold which is equal to or greater than the monetary amount Mr. B is willing to invest "Y", barring unforeseen obligations, there is a strong likelihood of attendance on his part which can be illustrated in the formula if 'X'>'Y' then Mr. bC=1 (where "1" equals imminent concert attendance)

[donkeytron]

LOL @ this gentleman.

[Knucklehead]

It would depend on the day of the week and supporting bands - and, to some degree, cost.

Allow me to clarify this gentleman's statement.

Hey, BC -- is there something that you haven't told me since we last met?

FWIW, this isn't my thing.

[Holiday Rambler]

Dammit.

[badcarburetor]

It would depend on the day of the week and supporting bands - and, to some degree, cost.

Allow me to clarify this gentleman's statement. In other words, there are many factors which plays into his decision to attend a 'concert' including said English rock band, including (but not limited to):

- timeframe (a night show which does not immediately precede a mandatory, early-AM appearance at his place of employment would be most opportune and in the larger sense, ideal)

- other acts (his decision will likely factor the relative appeal of supporting performers on the same bill; a favorable attendance decision may, at least, in part, depend on the strength of the supporting acts to be booked in tandem with Le Orange Goblin; a bill consisting of several already-seen or subjectively-graded as "unpleasant" acts could affect Mr. Badcarburetor's ultimate decision to attend)

- cost (admittedly, to a lesser degree than the above-stated points; if the date/time of the show and relative strength of the supporting acts "X" reaches a threshold which is equal to or greater than the monetary amount Mr. B is willing to invest "Y", barring unforeseen obligations, there is a strong likelihood of attendance on his part which can be illustrated in the formula if 'X'>'Y' then Mr. bC=1 (where "1" equals imminent concert attendance)

Slow day at work, dude?