Philly people aren't animals. Philly people realize when a once-firstrate band has degenerated into a disgrace to the music industry that shouldn't even be playing at a dive bar. It's a shame that many of you don't realize Philly has the BALLS to put an end to the misery that is GnR.
Secondly, think about the repercussions this will have on the band. The three major radio stations in Philly gave out hundreds of tickets each for the show. They are owned by Clear Channel, Greater Media, and Infinity; these companies account for the majority of rock radio stations across the nation.
So who wants to bet GnR airtime gets dropped to "lower-than-crap" priority?
PHILLY
in 2002
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Philly people aren't animals. Philly people realize when a once-firstrate band has degenerated into a disgrace to the music industry that shouldn't even be playing at a dive bar. It's a shame that many of you don't realize Philly has the BALLS to put an end to the misery that is GnR.
Secondly, think about the repercussions this will have on the band. The three major radio stations in Philly gave out hundreds of tickets each for the show. They are owned by Clear Channel, Greater Media, and Infinity; these companies account for the majority of rock radio stations across the nation.
So who wants to bet GnR airtime gets dropped to "lower-than-crap" priority?