They'll, OF COURSE, start off that way, though.
Now Six Revelation Songs are in the UK Set!
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by Liam » Tue Jun 17, 2008 12:19 am
Now this is CONTINIOUOUS like 'the Arrival tour. If they stick to 4-beyond...I'll send you 50 cents to get a coke.
They'll, OF COURSE, start off that way, though.
They'll, OF COURSE, start off that way, though.
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by separate_wayz » Tue Jun 17, 2008 12:21 am
Question: is it possible that for this concert tour Journey has to perform x number of tracks from "Revelation", because of an agreement with Wal-Mart?
I could see where Journey would want to perform some songs from the album in order to push fans toward buying the CD. But couldn't it also be possible that Wal-Mart insisted on certain marketing conditions, namely that Journey would do its share to promote the CD too (i.e., performing a minimum number of tracks from the album on the tour)?
Just wondering ......
I could see where Journey would want to perform some songs from the album in order to push fans toward buying the CD. But couldn't it also be possible that Wal-Mart insisted on certain marketing conditions, namely that Journey would do its share to promote the CD too (i.e., performing a minimum number of tracks from the album on the tour)?
Just wondering ......
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by Liam » Tue Jun 17, 2008 12:27 am
separate_wayz wrote:Question: is it possible that for this concert tour Journey has to perform x number of tracks from "Revelation", because of an agreement with Wal-Mart?
I could see where Journey would want to perform some songs from the album in order to push fans toward buying the CD. But couldn't it also be possible that Wal-Mart insisted on certain marketing conditions, namely that Journey would do its share to promote the CD too (i.e., performing a minimum number of tracks from the album on the tour)?
Just wondering ......
I don't think so. I think the deal was JUST the CD.
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by KISSNTIME » Tue Jun 17, 2008 1:00 am
I love this freakin' setlist! Playing some fan favs (like Majestic and Edge of the Blade) + 2 songs sung by Dean is great. The only way they could make it better would be to have Dean sing Patiently after Lights.
I wouldn't mind hearing Like A Sunshower or What I Needed in concert either. They could drop The Journey (Revelation) – that one doesn't do much for me...
I wouldn't mind hearing Like A Sunshower or What I Needed in concert either. They could drop The Journey (Revelation) – that one doesn't do much for me...
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by stevew2 » Tue Jun 17, 2008 1:05 am
dont you mean SunshawahKISSNTIME wrote:I love this freakin' setlist! Playing some fan favs (like Majestic and Edge of the Blade) + 2 songs sung by Dean is great. The only way they could make it better would be to have Dean sing Patiently after Lights.
I wouldn't mind hearing Like A Sunshower or What I Needed in concert either. They could drop The Journey (Revelation) – that one doesn't do much for me...
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