I’m sitting at 75 and my last show was in November 2021. Have tickets for the KC show in May. Can’t believe it’s been 2.5 years…
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Why such a big drop in 08?
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UM played 2 Wisconsin shows that year and I think that’s all I saw, likely due to some combination of me fucking up in school and being too broke to travel
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It prevents me from getting burnt out on them if I am only disappointed once or twice a year. Even in the couple of years I saw them 5-6 times my expectations were pretty high, particularly when there was travel and multi-night runs. Seeing them play well at Meijer Garden once a year is perfect now.
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And here I am with like 6 confirmed shows, possibly 10 by end of june
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If I had the time and the tour coincided with places I wanted to visit then I would definitely see more every year. That Bayfield show would be very appealing because it’s only an hour from my “wife’s” aunt’s lakefront house in Cable, which I have been meaning to visit but I have a pretty full summer already so it’s not happening.
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It occurred to me the other day that at a certain show count (40?) All In Time becomes your most heard song. Am I correct in the assumption that for those of you at like 50+ shows, AIT is #1?
I’m at 57 shows, AIT leads at 20. Bridgeless sits at 19. I’m presuming that gap will widen. But maybe I’m wrong?
#1 is tough because they have a bunch of classics that they love to hammer. I’d imagine everybody beyond 50 shows has AiT in their top ten though.
54 shows, AiT is tied with Puppet String in 2nd.
1348 is my most seen.
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That makes total sense. 1348 is tied for 3rd for me with JaJunk
I’ve seen Bridgeless more out of 82 shows. AiT is 2nd. 1348 is 3rd.
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111 shows
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AIT is tied tenth for me. 1348 is my most seen.
FYI that list will count duplicates for songs that are split within a show
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That makes sense.
good call
I’ve seen Haji 66 percent of the time I’ve seen UM.