Alex_G
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13054010:DingoSean said:That's not true. That was a very well put explanation.
However, I do have to say this much, I don't always just want to watch movies. Some weekends I want to go see a set of random Orchestras or Operas or Sporting Events, etc - IE: Phish isn't the only band I'd want to see, or the only genre I want to listen to.
Therefore, it's kinda confusing to see people follow Phish around the country on such a massive groupie scale. I get it if it's your thing, but it's SO much more the thing to do with Phish than any other band I can think of. (Maybe Jimmy Buffett, hence the Parrothead moniker, but I'll admit, Phish is many times better than Jimmy Buffett, so those folks are even more fucking weird)
I mean, on the flip side, you have groups like Iron Maiden - a band with a huge following, tons of great songs from over the years, and they're under-the-radar enough that you never hear them on the radio or anything - Much like Phish. different Genre entirely, but similar band in following and scene - yet it's incredibly far less rare for me to hear folks follow Maiden around while they are on tour.
Perhaps its because more of my friends are hippies from Vermont than metalheads from Britain, maybe Iron Maiden is the Metal-version of Phish and I am totally clueless, but this is my own best explaination as to where I and many others' questions about Phish Phollowing comes from.
[And on that note, thinking about all of this Iron Maiden makes me kinda want to follow around Iron Maiden while they're on tour, because that sounds fucking AWESOME - thus I'm realizing I might just be WAY more into Metal than jam rock and bluegrass haha]
dude you still don't get it