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bobcatbob18 11/05/12 12:03 PM
I'm not familiar with BTBAM. What's a good album to start with/what's their breakout album that they might play a lot of?

skibby15 11/05/12 12:28 PM
wish there was a date closer to indy. might make it to chicago, though.

skibby15 11/05/12 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted by bobcatbob18 (Post 115032782)
I'm not familiar with BTBAM. What's a good album to start with/what's their breakout album that they might play a lot of?
colors. they'll probably play a lot off their new album, which i like a lot.

TypicalMiracle 11/05/12 12:30 PM
I will definitely be at the Miami date and maybe Orlando or Tampa. Coheed kicks so much ass live and I've heard good things about Russian Circles live show..I never really got into BTBAM but I'll give Colors a listen.

wait now here 11/05/12 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by iAMhollyood315 (Post 115030162)
Insanely awesome lineup. Although I have a feeling some coheed fans aren't going to "get" BTBAM. Wish this hit upstate though
Seems mutual... From what I understand from comments I have seen on some sites most BTBAM fans that are going to this would most likely leave after BTBAM played. The vocals of each respective band seem to be the "hang up" from both opposing fanbases. While I think Coheed fans could definitely appreciate BTBAM's crazy instrumental work and some BTBAM fans could probably appreciate a few of Coheed's less poppy, more progressive songs...ultimately the vocals of both bands are going to close a lot of minds.

MattArkin 11/05/12 12:47 PM
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Originally Posted by wait now here (Post 115034682)
Seems mutual... From what I understand from comments I have seen on some sites most BTBAM fans that are going to this would most likely leave after BTBAM played. The vocals of each respective band seem to be the "hang up" from both opposing fanbases. While I think Coheed fans could definitely appreciate BTBAM's crazy instrumental work and some BTBAM fans could probably appreciate a few of Coheed's less poppy, more progressive songs...ultimately the vocals of both bands are going to close a lot of minds.
yeah... i'm a btbam fan and i really don't like coheed's vocalist haha

RyanGarner 11/05/12 01:00 PM
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Originally Posted by bobcatbob18 (Post 115032782)
I'm not familiar with BTBAM. What's a good album to start with/what's their breakout album that they might play a lot of?
Alaska and Colors are their best but they'll probably play a lot from The Parallax II: Future Sequence since it was just released.

Southard 11/05/12 01:09 PM
Hmm. Coheed are playing Radio City on my birthday next year. I may have to buy a ticket as a present to myself.

thedaywedied 11/05/12 01:25 PM
...wow. That's an interesting lineup.

Alex DiVincenzo 11/05/12 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by bobcatbob18 (Post 115032782)
I'm not familiar with BTBAM. What's a good album to start with/what's their breakout album that they might play a lot of?
Colors

YoShitsGoinDown 11/05/12 01:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Phil507 (Post 115031762)
That....is not a good idea. I doubt they'll be able to fill it up and, as when Gaslight played there, is sort of an awkward place for a band like them. On the other hand, I imagine it must be a big deal for a band to play Radio City so cool that they at least booked it.
They will fill it, but seeing them play in a seats-only venue is going to be bizarre.

iAMhollyood315 11/05/12 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by wait now here (Post 115034682)
Seems mutual... From what I understand from comments I have seen on some sites most BTBAM fans that are going to this would most likely leave after BTBAM played. The vocals of each respective band seem to be the "hang up" from both opposing fanbases. While I think Coheed fans could definitely appreciate BTBAM's crazy instrumental work and some BTBAM fans could probably appreciate a few of Coheed's less poppy, more progressive songs...ultimately the vocals of both bands are going to close a lot of minds.
yeah i mean instrumentally, both of these bands make sense on tour although BTBAM is more aggressive, but yeah, a lot of people are going to be turned off by screaming. as for myself, I love heavy and I enjoy Coheed so its a perfect combination for me.

CokeorPepsi 11/05/12 02:25 PM
Love all 3 bands definitely going to try and go to this.

swboyd 11/05/12 02:37 PM
This might be worth it if Between the Buried and Me decides to play something other from their pre-Colors material, IMO. The new album just kinda bored me. Still need to check out the new Coheed album though, but Russian Circles might be the best band on this lineup. Good for them to get on this tour.

theagentcoma 11/05/12 02:54 PM
First tour I'll go to where I've liked all 3 bands.

See you in Seattle.


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