Fall 2012 tour with Bob Dylan

[superval99]

It's definitely a lot more than a clapped-out van with a wheel missing!      I find it very interesting and the more I look the more I see!   

[Love Expresso]

Within the first few minutes I saw it I thought about the London riots, because of the burning drum. But then somehow the pile of wheels made me thinking that this is about something else...

LE

[Jules]

Well, its important in a picture the composition of all the elements, and here thats what you have, a composition of elements...

I still see more of "Corneed beef city" than from "Privateering"

And I dont like at all the black font used for Privateering, it breaks the composition of colours in the cover, it that was Salvador, I

[superval99]

And I dont like at all the black font used for Privateering, it breaks the composition of colours in the cover, it that was Salvador, I

[Jules]

And I dont like at all the black font used for Privateering, it breaks the composition of colours in the cover, it that was Salvador, I

[Love Expresso]

jbaent, you are so greedy   

A double ain't enough, Sir?

LE

[Jules]

jbaent, you are so greedy   

A double ain't enough, Sir?

LE

I hope its not too much 

[Hoops McCann]

The ticket prices are going to be insane for this if it happens. I remember a couple of years back Bob Dylan played a few shows at the United Palace Theater in NY, the same place MK played in 2010, and I think the cheapest seats were about $150? I can't even imagine what it will be with the addition of MK. The promoters/Ticketbastard love to price gouge for big name type shows and they will definitely take advantage of this.

[Jules]

The ticket prices are going to be insane for this if it happens. I remember a couple of years back Bob Dylan played a few shows at the United Palace Theater in NY, the same place MK played in 2010, and I think the cheapest seats were about $150? I can't even imagine what it will be with the addition of MK. The promoters/Ticketbastard love to price gouge for big name type shows and they will definitely take advantage of this.

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[twm]

Those United Palace Theater shows were at the end of a Fall tour in November 2009 but Dylan did have a second act on the bill, as I recall. I believe it was Dion and I only wish i could have attended even one of them. I have Dion & The Belmonts on a years-old LP and also, on 45s and CD, the terrific stuff Dion did with Phil Spector in the producer's chair - "Make The Woman Love Me" springs to mind.

As for the ticket prices, I was surprised to read that the cheapest seats were US$150. I assume that the US$150 was the total cost (including all the fees and charges that seem to apply these days) and that is about UK

[twm]

You must have been ripped off, Dan. I've just checked the "dylanstubs" website and they have one ticket shown for each night. All three tickets cost the same:- US$89.00 plus US$11.50 (presumably New York sales tax). Anyway the basic cost was just over US$100 per ticket (or about UK

[twm]

My wife just got a couple of theatre tickets for something in London. She got a deal but the regular price for these is

[Hoops McCann]

I didn't attend, twm. I just remember seeing some prices on TM's website. However, as it turns out, it was my MK ticket from 2010 at the United Palace Theater that was $150 (160 with fees). That was front row though. Hopefully, with Dylan, it won't be that much more.   I know most people will say you can't assign a dollar amount to art, and I agree, but when prices get to be absurdly high you have to draw the line somewhere. That money isn't going back to the artist anyway.

[Pottel]

You must have been ripped off, Dan. I've just checked the "dylanstubs" website and they have one ticket shown for each night. All three tickets cost the same:- US$89.00 plus US$11.50 (presumably New York sales tax). Anyway the basic cost was just over US$100 per ticket (or about UK

[Banjo99uk]

theatre is spelt theatre, like metre and centre. Nothing strange about that.