Keeper of The Spirits said:
SPM played at teen club in Montgomery in 98
Keeper of The Spirits said:
SPM played at teen club in Montgomery in 98
Keeper of The Spirits said:
SPM played at teen club in Montgomery in 98
redag06 said:Keeper of The Spirits said:
SPM played at teen club in Montgomery in 98
Well looking back, he probably enjoyed the teen club scene.
By 11am, firefighters were already warning that officials could not handle the crowd at AstroWorld:
— Lauren McGaughy (@lmcgaughy) November 13, 2021
“Venue fences damaged. No control of participants,” notes from a leaked logbook said, @stjbs reports. Must-read reporting about what led up to the tragedy last weekend. https://t.co/IL7Jzv12Ot
Sea Speed said:
Anyone ever hear from OP again?
https://texags.com/forums/11/topics/3248253/replies/60723630Sea Speed said:
Anyone ever hear from OP again?
walk among us is a great album.Stat Monitor Repairman said:
Demons walk among us.
Redstone said:
I'll stop posting here, because I know it's annoying to some, but the demonic conversation is only picking up steam. Happening a lot on social media.
"The imagery Travis Scott projects, whether he does it for commercial reasons or intentionally, it certainly projects satanic imagery and satanic practice, no question," Father John Szada, an exorcist at the Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg in Pennslyvania, told the Daily Caller."
https://dailycaller.com/2021/11/10/astroworld-exorcist-satanic-influence-travis-scott/
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T Durden said:Keeper of The Spirits said:
SPM played at teen club in Montgomery in 98
Perfect venue for his M.O.
Security about killed my buddy at House of Pain at Lizard Lounge (I think that I what it was called) around 1993 or so. Hammered him in the head with flashlights...for? You guessed it. Jumping Around.
you and Jeff SkillingTarponChaser said:T Durden said:Keeper of The Spirits said:
SPM played at teen club in Montgomery in 98
Perfect venue for his M.O.
Security about killed my buddy at House of Pain at Lizard Lounge (I think that I what it was called) around 1993 or so. Hammered him in the head with flashlights...for? You guessed it. Jumping Around.
Isn't Lizard Lounge the bar in a little bungalow between River Oaks & Upper Kirby? Used to hit that place a lot in the early '00s.
edit: NM, I'm thinking of Lizzard's Pub.
I was down the road at Taco Milagro when that news helicopter crashed near Lizzard. Probably 100 police cars went blaring by at top speed. Drive back home on Alabama was pitch black with smoke.TarponChaser said:T Durden said:Keeper of The Spirits said:
SPM played at teen club in Montgomery in 98
Perfect venue for his M.O.
Security about killed my buddy at House of Pain at Lizard Lounge (I think that I what it was called) around 1993 or so. Hammered him in the head with flashlights...for? You guessed it. Jumping Around.
Isn't Lizard Lounge the bar in a little bungalow between River Oaks & Upper Kirby? Used to hit that place a lot in the early '00s.
edit: NM, I'm thinking of Lizzard's Pub.
Awful to hear.htownag10 said:
The 9 year old boy has now passed away
https://abc13.com/astroworld-festival-tragedy-ezra-blount-child-injured-at-travis-scott-concert-2021/11236835/?ex_cid=TA_KTRK_FB&utm_campaign=trueAnthem%3A+Trending+Content&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwAR36VKgoVSJ8Wd9RJLaTr8ZfiI7FiYTvgdf54jrU9VVRNxBVi-RTCQJVaBo
Not to mention the increase in fees on top of their already ridiculous amounts we will see once the dust settlesmnetop said:
Let them begin. $750 Million lawsuit filed by Tony Buzbee on behalf of 120 people with others to come soon, I am sure.
This will bring big changes to the industry......https://www.khou.com/article/news/special-reports/astroworld-festival-tragedy/tony-buzbee-lawsuit-astroworld-tragedy/285-45a2960c-cc50-4f41-9c23-f79556aaf5f4
Easy, Rod said:
Live nation is happy to pass on the cost of this litigation to future LN event consumers. They may be forced out of business under the current entity only to rebrand or reform to monopolize the live music market under another name.
Sadly people lost their lives because LN grossly mismanaged this event by letting low life scum tear down points of entry and not pull the plug on this fiasco.
I think you missed the point.12law said:Easy, Rod said:
Live nation is happy to pass on the cost of this litigation to future LN event consumers. They may be forced out of business under the current entity only to rebrand or reform to monopolize the live music market under another name.
Sadly people lost their lives because LN grossly mismanaged this event by letting low life scum tear down points of entry and not pull the plug on this fiasco.
I hope they do go out of business. Safety is more important than profit.
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They may be forced out of business under the current entity only to rebrand or reform to monopolize the live music market under another name.
Bankruptcy isn't that simple. They will lose the assets that likely gave them the ability to dominate the market.BohunkAg said:I think you missed the point.12law said:Easy, Rod said:
Live nation is happy to pass on the cost of this litigation to future LN event consumers. They may be forced out of business under the current entity only to rebrand or reform to monopolize the live music market under another name.
Sadly people lost their lives because LN grossly mismanaged this event by letting low life scum tear down points of entry and not pull the plug on this fiasco.
I hope they do go out of business. Safety is more important than profit.Quote:
They may be forced out of business under the current entity only to rebrand or reform to monopolize the live music market under another name.
Stat Monitor Repairman said:
Travis Scott shoes just doubled in price and demand when released. Brilliant marketing move by Nike.
Outstanding!
I understand how bankruptcy works. I think the insinuation is that someone else will pop up in their place.12law said:Bankruptcy isn't that simple. They will lose the assets that likely gave them the ability to dominate the market.BohunkAg said:I think you missed the point.12law said:Easy, Rod said:
Live nation is happy to pass on the cost of this litigation to future LN event consumers. They may be forced out of business under the current entity only to rebrand or reform to monopolize the live music market under another name.
Sadly people lost their lives because LN grossly mismanaged this event by letting low life scum tear down points of entry and not pull the plug on this fiasco.
I hope they do go out of business. Safety is more important than profit.Quote:
They may be forced out of business under the current entity only to rebrand or reform to monopolize the live music market under another name.
