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Hello, I was hoping to see if you can see if there's a source for this show?
https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/flaw/2008/unknown-venue-cheyenne-wy-23c8f43b.html
Thanks a million!
Hello, I hope you're doing OK in this day and age! By chance, are you that big motherfucker that had a killer, like, reddish beard in 1999, sidestage of the Toronto Slipknot show, next to Shawn? Lmfao
Anyway, I'd love any and all info and recordings of your time with the 'Knot, if you have any and are willing or able to share with me? Emails can be directed to :
vulgr@duck.com
My edits were reverted by a moderator and I don't know why, can you look and tell me? If I broke any rule, how long do I need to stay off of setlistfm?
They have not responded to my messages
You have any Sevendust Bootlegs, if you do, send them to me
ajanev09@gmail.com
Hi! I think that the songs Nishe and Minimum by Muse should be assigned to the Origin of Muse compilation album. This will remove them from the "Others" section from setlists pages and will allow for better stats page since "Others" it's mainly used for songs that didn't get an actual official release
and any other Killers show you've added from 2002
Hello, I'm a really big Killers fan and am dedicated to finding their unreleased songs/snippets. I saw that you added the show the Killers preformed at Gameworks. Do you have any songs that were played their? thank you
I was looking at this setlist:
https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/choke/2000/downtown-orlando-fl-53882bcd.html
https://web.archive.org/web/20001019024101/http://wjrr.com/fallout2k/fallout2k.htm
Judging by the bands playing, and their genres of music, I think that the band Choke was the Louisiana sludge metal band, not the canadian punk band. What do you think? I am seeing Choke play this weekend and will try to see if they remember.
Wow, my fault. I just found a Hum 1995 live set on YouTube, and had no idea they were playing songs from DIH even back then, as I saw them in '96 and didn't remember them playing anything from that, but I guess my memory isn't what it used to be.
Ive been looking for ripped Mp3 audio or possibly any footage of shows from the early years of zebrahead. I have a few already and was wondering if theres any of the 2 for this show from 98?
https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/zebrahead/1998/blockbuster-music-huntington-beach-ca-5b8a8b20.html
I was trying to do an edit for a couple days prior at same venue and was using it as a starting point. My phone did some weird hiccough and then I couldn't find the starter list. I was hoping that it didn't go through because I didn't get to the "submit" screen but it appears it somehow did. Sorry about that. Guess I'll stick with doing from scratch next time. Never had that happen before.
I'm sure about the debuts, otherwise I wouldn't edit the old setlists, do you know everything about the Three Days Grace concerts?? You changed all the shit that I contributed to the setlists.
Hi. Could you explain if rules have changed for “First time since X”? I was under the impression it was five years. This has been a very hot topic on setlists. Rock fans want exact dates - look at this mess this caused with Slipknot: https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/slipknot/2020/3arena-dublin-ireland-39b7d77.html
If you’re removing it after a 5 year gap of the song being played then did setlistfm change the rules to not allow it at all? I need some clarification here because I see and also edit many shows. The “first time since X” is on a LOT of setlists for bands because it used to be allowed, I think it’s a total waste of time to go back and remove all of that if it was allowed for quite a long time and now suddenly setlistfm wanted to do 5 years (and now none at all?). Thanks!
Hi, perhaps you can advise.
What gives where setlist entries that are correctly sourced and in some cases attended, get removed or reverted with no reason given?
Users doing this appear to do this a lot, from comments on their profiles. Are they trolls?
A prime, current example here. Check out the edits history https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/wet-leg/2022/trinity-centre-bristol-england-2bb6085a.html
Thanks
Please join the conversation at https://www.setlist.fm/forum/setlistfm/website-support/tour-name-vs-tour-and-leg-in-tour-name-5bd7cb70#4bd4e3be
You've been adding a lot of tours and done great work, but today I noticed that you added or edited 3 concerts at De Klinker in Aarschot
https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/touche-amore/2013/jc-de-klinker-aarschot-belgium-23b62073.html
You named the tour Is Survived By but the source you link has a poster calling the tour UK/EU Fall 2013 https://www.altpress.com/news/touche_amore_announce_fall_european_uk_tour_with_self_defense_family_and_da/ for Touché Amoré.
User continues to add info to Dead Sara setlists with no source:
Somebody started a topic about touring
https://www.setlist.fm/forum/setlistfm/website-support/tour-name-vs-tour-and-leg-in-tour-name-5bd7cb70
maybe you'd like to join in.
Hello! For your Slothrust edit at the Atlanta Stuffing event last November you listed the discography as a reason for dubbing the show as part of the Parallel Timeline tour.
I’d counter with it was a one off show and the tour itself started in March (with a visit to Atlanta scheduled in the next two weeks). Tour dubbing isn’t critical for me so figured I’d just mention it here versus on the set itself, but I don’t think it should be counted as part of the tour.
Lmk what you think!
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=474265797407243&set=a.258773898956435&type=3
Could you please use a source instead of mentioning correct song info for some of your edits?
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Thanks!

I wouldn't call you a roadie... A stagehand more like it. Which is totally cool because you do the hard stuff moving gear in and out and during set changes but a Roadie actually travels with the bands on tour and is usually either working for a sound and light company or is a personal tech to one of the members of the band