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deafmetal wrote:Did any of you see the VIP tickets for the NYC show? I don't remember seeing those before.

I did not see them and I don't think I would have spent $250 if I had.

I didnt see the NYC VIP packages either -- dont think I would have paid the $150 or $250 -- though a poster, tshirt and autographs would have been nice, oh well

i was on there the moment they went on sale, those were defiantly not there. but since i was buying four tickets i'm kinda glad.

too much money, but I would have loved to meet him, loved a t shirt, and loved everything else. if i was going solo i would totally try and upgrade.

Plus since i wasn't expecting BOTH you're next and LT II today I'd like to curb my spending a bit more this month.

Those NYC VIP tickets are really expensive. It would be great to meet JC, but I would hope for less expensive opportunities. It will be interesting to see what options show up for Portland. Btw, the mix of concert halls is interesting. I have been to the Masonic Temple in Detroit and it's a very unique place. Here is a photo of the Arlene Schnitzer concert hall in Portland:

Only one copy of the deluxe edition per customer? My buddy is super bummed.


PS - Get your dancing shoes on, Deaf. I'll be seeing you in PDX.

I can't wipe this shit eating grin off my face. I really didn't think he would come to Colorado.
The Gothic is a pretty small theater (1,100 capacity) with no real seating. A bunch of small raised tiers, great sound and sight lines from almost everywhere. So excited. I will be there early and know exactly where I will be standing for the show.

Mateo Sanboval wrote:PS - Get your dancing shoes on, Deaf. I'll be seeing you in PDX.

Excellent, let's meet up for some drinks:

thedeepness wrote:I can't wipe this shit eating grin off my face. I really didn't think he would come to Colorado.
The Gothic is a pretty small theater (1,100 capacity) with no real seating. A bunch of small raised tiers, great sound and sight lines from almost everywhere. So excited. I will be there early and know exactly where I will be standing for the show.

I love how pumped up everyone is for this. Cannot wait.

deafmetal wrote:

Mateo Sanboval wrote:PS - Get your dancing shoes on, Deaf. I'll be seeing you in PDX.

Excellent, let's meet up for some drinks:

Sold, Deaf, and I'll hold you to it. There are more of us STBCers in the upper lefthand corner, right? Hopefully we'll round up a small posse.

Anyone plan on going to the DC show? Looks like it's going to be about south as he wants to go

Ticket Purchased!!!!! With that over it is time to really get excited. As cool as it would be, $250 for the VIP ticket with the meet and great is too rich for my blood.

Anyone else on here doing the Colorado show at the Gothic? I am solo for this one, not the wife's cup of tea and I am thinking it is not going to be 5 year appropriate for my son.

PDX tickets secured. Anyone aside from Deaf and I going to that show?

Well, since June 15th is only five days after my 40th birthday, and I have always wanted to meet The Horror Master... I just purchased VIP tickets. Justified by telling myself it is still less expensive than a trip to NYC. Excitement levels are through the roof now.

Also, I am very much looking forward to hearing the new album in April.

deafmetal wrote:I just purchased VIP tickets.

@Mateo - I had to scratch San Diego Comic-Con off my wish list this year to pull that off, but I am happy with the decision. The best part is that I don't even have to leave town for this one.

@deaf - What're ya gonna get signed?

Little Walter wrote:@deaf - What're ya gonna get signed?

Most likely my copies of Halloween on Varese and Columbia Japan, but this needs more thought. I'm sure I will spend the next four months agonizing over the decision, which is similar to what I went through for Fabio Frizzi last year, heh. You all would have laughed to see me on the plane clutching the empty sleeves for the original Beat LP's on my lap all the way to Texas.

Btw, I guess JC figured out a way to raise that "million dollars" he needed to pull off a live show.

That's the way to go. Debating the VIP when he plays Austin made me wonder too, and I figured I'd take my Halloween on Varese and then, maybe, the killer poster I got at Mondo-Con. I talked myself out of it though. Damn logic.

btw, apparently the new album leaked today!

^then I might be hearing a preview before April.

Btw, if anybody wants a discounted GA ticket for the NYC show get in touch.

Deaf, a buddy of mine is trying to figure out if he wants to go, I'll talk to him this weekend and pm you.

New dates added:

Seattle - June 14th - Paramount Theater
Philadelphia - July 9th - Keswick Theater

http://www.theofficialjohncarpenter.com/tour/

Second new Carpenter track from the second LP now up and streaming... 'Angel's Asylum'

Proggier than ever, to these cloth ears:

https://soundcloud.com/sacredbones/john ... els-asylum

Hmm... Dallas tickets are up now, but pretty pricey. Might have to spin some Carpenter tunes at home that night and pretend I saw the show.

Spun out of control wrote:Second new Carpenter track from the second LP now up and streaming... 'Angel's Asylum'

Proggier than ever, to these cloth ears:

That is pretty damn proggy. Hearing some "let's get epic" vibes on the keys. Also, adding in some acoustic guitar is interesting, and almost reminiscent of Fabio Frizzi. This track could have almost snuck out of a newer Castlevania video game OST. I'm into it. :)