mr00mister

wasn't M that said in a Tears of a Clown show "I feel you're more interested in taking a picture of me than what I have to say"? I support her in this. i know people like to take pictures or record, but I feel it's not alright to record the whole thing. besides killing the surprises of the show for those who don't go to the opening night, it's quite a bother for those around. i hope this helps people actually focus on the show. also, this is not something new either. acts like Jack White and King Crimson demmand the same thing (White uses the exactly same technology for all this shows), and I swear I have never seen anyone complain about it this much as some M fans. = = = = = alright, you're going to the show. enjoy the show then. feel the experience of actually being there instead of focusing if yoour recording's worrking. immerse yourself in the experience. I used to record before, and then I lament I wasn't feeling the music while i was actualy there. this is why I never record or take pictures (just a picture of the stage once I get to my place).

well they kinda sound alike in the beginning, at least the synth // i used to think it was an original input

LET THE MAD-NESS BEGIN AGAIN

things take time, like M releasing the album she realy wanted to make, or this forum becoming the plae we wnt it to be. thank you guys for taking your time, it was helpful to clean our minds and shake off the bad things. this is a new chance, a new oportunity to celebrate M again. and we will, like we've been doing for the last 36 years.

they're on the wiki page for the album, the Madame X production team did this one.

as you should be. congrats to everyone that got something!

ok no, but you know what? i'm so excited about this entire theatre format! she could sing a setlist one night, and then a completely different one the second night, or hve a structure with replaceable options for each song each night, making every concert a different experience! and this could finally put the focus on what really matters, and what should have never lost focus. not the dances, not the costumes, not the screen videos, but the music.

if they ever answered