I like Mezcal and Scotch, neat. Next to them, Turkey tastes like kool-aid.YankeeRose wrote:lonewolf wrote:Too late. It is now a turkey thread.Hurricane wrote:Show count is the thread peeps, any hijacks will be owned. Remember i been in prison all month.
'atsa matter lonewolf? Wild Turkey too much for you?
Annual show count 2005!
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Re: Annual show count 2005!
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Out of curiosity, I just did my own "show count" - tabulating the number of shows and bands/artists I saw in 2005.
For the "show" count, I counted all nightspot gigs, festivals, multi-band gigs, and other situations where live music was performed (i.e. "Crazy Fest," and a Pittsburgh Penguins game in December where the house band, "The Blue Line Band," was performing during intermissions).
For the band/artist count, I did my best to count each individual band/artist only once for the year, so the number I'm about to report is the number of DIFFERENT bands/artists I saw in 2005, not the grand total (including bands I saw multiple times during the year). My count also includes solo artists, plus national bands/artists I saw in 2005. Although I tried to be careful to count each band/artist once, there probably is a small margin of error here.
The numbers:
Total number of shows I saw/attended in 2005: 302
Total number of different bands/artists I witnessed in 2005: 267
Other statistics of note:
The band I saw the most times in 2005: Felix & the Hurricanes (33 times)
(Although I didn't count the number of times I saw them, runners up would be Gin & Juice/Plazma and In; I'm sure I saw each of these groups at least 10 times each in 2005.)
The most shows/events I did in one day in 2005 was five, which happened on September 24 (Ebensburg Potatofest, Thunder for Heather Motorcycle Run/Benefit, Jeff Showalter Memorial Motorcycle Run/Benefit, Tony Mollick Project at Burgi's Roundhouse, Browntown at 4D's Lounge).
I'm already off to a good start on 2006. Not counting New Year's Eve (I included that in the 2005 stats), I've already attended two shows and saw 4 bands/artists so far in 2006 (just on New Year's Day).
For the "show" count, I counted all nightspot gigs, festivals, multi-band gigs, and other situations where live music was performed (i.e. "Crazy Fest," and a Pittsburgh Penguins game in December where the house band, "The Blue Line Band," was performing during intermissions).
For the band/artist count, I did my best to count each individual band/artist only once for the year, so the number I'm about to report is the number of DIFFERENT bands/artists I saw in 2005, not the grand total (including bands I saw multiple times during the year). My count also includes solo artists, plus national bands/artists I saw in 2005. Although I tried to be careful to count each band/artist once, there probably is a small margin of error here.
The numbers:
Total number of shows I saw/attended in 2005: 302
Total number of different bands/artists I witnessed in 2005: 267
Other statistics of note:
The band I saw the most times in 2005: Felix & the Hurricanes (33 times)
(Although I didn't count the number of times I saw them, runners up would be Gin & Juice/Plazma and In; I'm sure I saw each of these groups at least 10 times each in 2005.)
The most shows/events I did in one day in 2005 was five, which happened on September 24 (Ebensburg Potatofest, Thunder for Heather Motorcycle Run/Benefit, Jeff Showalter Memorial Motorcycle Run/Benefit, Tony Mollick Project at Burgi's Roundhouse, Browntown at 4D's Lounge).
I'm already off to a good start on 2006. Not counting New Year's Eve (I included that in the 2005 stats), I've already attended two shows and saw 4 bands/artists so far in 2006 (just on New Year's Day).
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No, nobody knows what the hell your talking about!no surrender wrote:hey no dis ti JIM..Hurricane wrote:Hey NS.
Jim does not get paid for all his work he does for bands.
Go outside and get some air, this is like your 300th post today. There should be a bandwidth limit.
he's agod guy
but it comes back around.
no what i'm sayin?
ps this aint yer tent is it
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