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In response to "I feel like 10% of a prog rock concert audience is ready to jump on stage and fill in if the need arose. -- nm" by Reagen

"I'm sorry, we can't continue the drummer broke an arm. Is there anyone who can fill in?" 10,000 arms shoot up

Posted by Mel Profit (aka mel profit) May 29 '17, 10:39

and with Emerson and Berklee in town I'd put 10% as the absolute floor.

At one point the massively missed a change in a song towards the end of the show and you could see the entire audience ripple in confusion. Like, something as fundamental as...gravity...had just temporarily failed.

"But, but...that's not how the song goes....*begins to tear up in confusion*

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I'd love to see an audience member try to play the drum lines from any Tool song. -- (edited) - Krusty May 29, 10:54 4
- I think the guy in front of me could have given it a go. Also, we caught, "Run the Jewels" from a distance. - Mel Profit May 29, 10:57 3
  - Yeah, they're really good. They're in their 40s so their music is rooted in the golden age of hip hop. - Krusty May 29, 11:03 [youtube] 2
    - thanks for the RtJ history. What you say makes total sense with what I heard. Thanks for the link. -- nm - Mel Profit May 29, 11:07 1
      - Their beats are a mix of the 90s with current sounds. El-P is the producer and he favors electronic beats and sounds on his tracks. -- (edited) - Krusty May 29, 11:13 [youtube]

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