Kyle_D1039's setlist.fm

Thanks for the quick reply.

There isn’t really any strong enforcement around the “first time played” info, and I do understand both sides of the argument.

Since you were the one who reached out, and there hasn’t been any movement for several days, my suggestion would be not to stir things up again for now while there’s no new development.

If Fede reverts your last changes, I can step in and propose a middle ground, like keeping his version but adding something like @info[First time played since … in a regular show].

What do you think?

Hi Kyle,
Thanks for reaching out, and sorry for the late reply. I’ve been a bit disconnected this past month.
Just to make sure I understand, is the disagreement about how to count song gaps? It sounds like you’re using last plays from Meet & Greets as reference, while the other person argues only regular shows should count.

Am I correct?

Done :), I was taking a look of why it was blocked first, but since it was a long time I assume it is ok.

Hi @Kyle_D1039

Thanks for reaching!
Which Kiss setlist or setlist do you mean exactly?

Do you know of a specific time that Awolnation played KOOKSEVERYWHERE prior to today? The last listed time according to setlist.fm was in 2019. If you know of a time since then, please add it.

Thanks for providing a source.

It is hearsay if you say that someone told you something. When what they said can be proven through some sort of link then it is no longer hearsay because you provided proof of they said. So far, I haven't seen any proof.
Yes, shows should be consistent but it should be through factual evidence and not from what you claim that someone told you.

Hey, I had to revert most of your recent Smashing Pumpkins changes. Having Jack Bates confirm through personal message that Mellon Collie was played live is not a valid source as it is considered hearsay and cannot be proven.
For valid sources, please see:
https://www.setlist.fm/guidelines#sources

Thanks!

Hi! It would be cool if you could enter a setlist for that Winnepeg radio station/small audience set w/ Quiet (radio, VIP, whatever it was). Google mights give some answers. Found this video too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Us614tM-V68
thanks!