While the show was GREAT, the Zoom was a little underwhelming. Lasted only 20 minutes, most of which was taken up by taking virtual photos with Todd for all the attendees. While it was cool to have him on my computer in my house it would have been nice to be able to ask a few questions each. And Onomatopoeia would be great live! We got Smell of Money which I enjoyed. Wondering what he has in store for the 50th of Something/Anything. A question I was hoping to ask last night
Thatâs good to know. I sprung for the multi-camera option, but not the other. I canât imagine Todd giving a ratâs ass about talking with me. (Saw him walking on the other side of the street coming towards me in New Orleans on a sunny Sunday morning carrying a grocery bag. The look on his face was clearly âdo NOT talk to meâ - which is fair.) But, might see if I can snag a T-shirt.
I've got a Zoom meeting with Todd tonight before the show!
Ask him how much he hates playing Hello Itâs Me. Or why he wonât play any of his good songs, like Onomatopoeia.
While the show was GREAT, the Zoom was a little underwhelming. Lasted only 20 minutes, most of which was taken up by taking virtual photos with Todd for all the attendees. While it was cool to have him on my computer in my house it would have been nice to be able to ask a few questions each. And Onomatopoeia would be great live! We got Smell of Money which I enjoyed. Wondering what he has in store for the 50th of Something/Anything. A question I was hoping to ask last night
"the “Clearly Human” tour opener went down on the books as representing one of the best bands, best setlists and best overall shows that Rundgren has put together in his 50-year-plus career."
"the âClearly Humanâ tour opener went down on the books as representing one of the best bands, best setlists and best overall shows that Rundgren has put together in his 50-year-plus career."
unless i'm reading this wrong, i'm living in the wrong zip code
suggestions?
I think that some people are just screwed. Lots of folks complaining that their only choices are expensive and multi show. Of course, there are plenty of times that I didn't live near where the tour was going and it pissed me off. But it MIGHT be that this is just round one and for round two (after the fans get their shot at it) they'll change the rules? Obviously I'm just guessing.
gah! i'm gonna swing by someone's digital parking spot and honk my horn
Not a bad price - got the SF show and spent $5 extra for the ability to change cameras on the fly. Total cost a bit less than $50, which isn't bad considering no commute, parking, etc. Skipped the $35 tour shirt, tho.
I got the NYC Nearly Human show, sprung for the Meet & Greet because what the hell you only live once and having Todd in my living room is appealing.
geofencing?
unless i'm reading this wrong, i'm living in the wrong zip code
Not a bad price - got the SF show and spent $5 extra for the ability to change cameras on the fly. Total cost a bit less than $50, which isn't bad considering no commute, parking, etc. Skipped the $35 tour shirt, tho.
I got the NYC Nearly Human show, sprung for the Meet & Greet because what the hell you only live once and having Todd in my living room is appealing.
The girl was a bit irritating but Todd was his usual entertaining self. Thanks for the link! I have to go back and watch some of the Live at Daryll's House that were recorded at Todd's Hawaii Home.
Sheâs been a staple on AXS for many years. I suspect sheâs walking the thin line between talking about something interesting and trying to make sure that newbies arenât lost by esoteric diversions. I posted that she should ask about Patronet, but didnât happen.
The girl was a bit irritating but Todd was his usual entertaining self. Thanks for the link! I have to go back and watch some of the Live at Daryll's House that were recorded at Todd's Hawaii Home.
