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Post by melliemom on May 16, 2015 8:44:16 GMT -5
 Ghost Town is currently the key to future goodies like tours. YUP so please keep streaming Spotify.Shazam Youtube ,etc. a listen or two to Undergound great but It's not going to radio & won't get us an Adam tour,like Ghost Town will.. Radio,radio,radio. Just to add I totally love both songs.. so happy with Era 3.. Can you imagine if these songs are the tip of the iceberg, what The Original High will be like...fanning myself..  |
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Post by drummer on May 16, 2015 8:49:04 GMT -5
Ghost Town is the gateway drug to the entire TOH addiction. Underground is the enabler. I am loving this ride. So much to see and hear between now and June 16!
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Post by 4Ms on May 16, 2015 8:52:29 GMT -5
1,601,844!!!  1,601,844 Views 09:45 AM EDT (09:45 New York Time) 422 Hours - Saturday, May 16,2015 Adam Lambert - "Ghost Town" [Official Music Video]www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ix8ocFEMa1o1,601,844 Views 09:45 AM EDT (09:45 New York Time) 422 Hours - Saturday, May 16,2015 1,500,288 Views 11:30 PM EDT (23:30 New York Time) 388 Hours - Thursday, May 14, 2015 101,556 views in 34 hours Average 2987 per hour 1,700,000 - 1,601,844 = 98,156 more views needed to reach 1,700,000 98,156 / 2987 = 33 hours = 1 day + 9 hours Estimate: 1,700,000 views by 06:30 PM EDT (18:30 New York time) - Sunday May 17, 2015 *************************************************************************** 1,599,533 Views 09:30 AM EDT (09:30 New York Time) 422 Hours 1,596,804 Views 08:30 AM EDT (08:30 New York Time) 421 Hours 1,594,731 Views 08:00 AM EDT (08:00 New York Time) 420.5 Hours 1,589,966 Views 06:30 AM EDT (06:30 New York Time) 419 Hours 1,586,089 Views 05:30 AM EDT (05:30 New York Time) 418 Hours 1,584,252 Views 04:30 AM EDT (04:30 New York Time) 417 Hours 1,582,268 Views 03:30 AM EDT (03:30 New York Time) 416 Hours 1,579,108 Views 02:30 AM EDT (02:30 New York Time) 415 Hours
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Post by melliemom on May 16, 2015 8:52:31 GMT -5
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Post by Holst on May 16, 2015 8:53:23 GMT -5
Sorry I didn't mean to repost that. I don't know how to reply to a specific post. I want to comment on the fact that no one moved after seeing Queen and AL in concert. I work at MTS Centre in Winnipeg where they performed on night 2 of their tour. Of course I was in the front row that night so I wasn't working the show. But everyone is still talking about how that was the best concert they ever worked at because the music was outstanding!! They were a little annoyed that they weren't too busy selling beer and food during the whole 3 hours of their shift. They said no one left the concert to buy anything and when they did they commented on how they didn't want to leave but they needed to use the washroom or buy something quickly. Lol By working different genres of concerts we see a lot of fans loitering around during the show. They chill in a corner talking to each other and some even watch on the tv screens. Not during QAL. Everyone stayed in their seats for the whole concert making it truly a ghost town for those poor workers who had nothing to do or serve anyone for a full 2.5 hours. Almost a year later and tons of concerts later they are the show everyone is still talking about. Thanks for that inside story. Makes it even more special for us fans. To reply to a specific post, use the QUOTE button at the top right corner of the post. |
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Post by skaschep on May 16, 2015 8:54:22 GMT -5
Spotify update: 3,014,183 views!  Only 54k update from yesterday. Maybe that will get corrected tomorrow or else people are listening to Underground a bit to much. Music video: 1,601,844 views! Underground had equal amount of views to the music video though. Did I mention Ghost Town is the Alarmschijf here in the Netherlands already? It's also #36 in iTunes now overal and #12 in Pop!  |
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Post by kat111 on May 16, 2015 8:54:40 GMT -5
Sorry I didn't mean to repost that. I don't know how to reply to a specific post. I want to comment on the fact that no one moved after seeing Queen and AL in concert. I work at MTS Centre in Winnipeg where they performed on night 2 of their tour. Of course I was in the front row that night so I wasn't working the show. But everyone is still talking about how that was the best concert they ever worked at because the music was outstanding!! They were a little annoyed that they weren't too busy selling beer and food during the whole 3 hours of their shift. They said no one left the concert to buy anything and when they did they commented on how they didn't want to leave but they needed to use the washroom or buy something quickly. Lol By working different genres of concerts we see a lot of fans loitering around during the show. They chill in a corner talking to each other and some even watch on the tv screens. Not during QAL. Everyone stayed in their seats for the whole concert making it truly a ghost town for those poor workers who had nothing to do or serve anyone for a full 2.5 hours. Almost a year later and tons of concerts later they are the show everyone is still talking about. Thanks for that inside story. Makes it even more special for us fans. To reply to a specific post, use the QUOTE button at the top right corner of the post. |
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Post by Deleted on May 16, 2015 8:56:21 GMT -5
TOH has reared it's head in Ireland. I suspected that there was quite a bit of positive sentiment there for GT - a word of mouth thing/organic spread. At least one significant Dublin radio station is playing it and a DJ there Tweeted me to say that it's "epic". Hopefully some of the buzz will cross to to the UK  Album: The Original High #43 South Africa #45 Denmark #56 Egypt #56 New Zealand #98 Ukraine #103 United States #119 Canada #147 Ireland #188 United Arab Emirates |
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Post by kat111 on May 16, 2015 8:57:49 GMT -5
Sorry I didn't mean to repost that. I don't know how to reply to a specific post. I want to comment on the fact that no one moved after seeing Queen and AL in concert. I work at MTS Centre in Winnipeg where they performed on night 2 of their tour. Of course I was in the front row that night so I wasn't working the show. But everyone is still talking about how that was the best concert they ever worked at because the music was outstanding!! They were a little annoyed that they weren't too busy selling beer and food during the whole 3 hours of their shift. They said no one left the concert to buy anything and when they did they commented on how they didn't want to leave but they needed to use the washroom or buy something quickly. Lol By working different genres of concerts we see a lot of fans loitering around during the show. They chill in a corner talking to each other and some even watch on the tv screens. Not during QAL. Everyone stayed in their seats for the whole concert making it truly a ghost town for those poor workers who had nothing to do or serve anyone for a full 2.5 hours. Almost a year later and tons of concerts later they are the show everyone is still talking about. Thanks for that inside story. Makes it even more special for us fans. To reply to a specific post, use the QUOTE button at the top right corner of the post. |
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Post by butterfly on May 16, 2015 8:57:59 GMT -5
Forgive me for this post since it's kind of in the wrong place, but I really wanted to mention this. I was lucky enough to go to 4 of the Queen & AL concerts, Philly, Atlantic City, Madison Sq. Garden, & Merriweather Post (MD). The one thing I loved was at the end people just stood there, not able to move, it was like people just couldn't believe what they had heard. I've been to some concerts, not that many, but enough, we went to Katy Perry a few months earlier & people were leaving before the last song. No one left early for Q&AL, but not only did they not leave early, they took a few minutes to leave or even move for that matter, even 5 min's after they all walked off the stage. I've never seen that before ever. People were truly astounded by what they heard & almost in a shock & awe kind of a thing. It was very cool to see. It was at every place as well, I think people also didn't want to believe it was over either. I just wanted to add that, it was my observation, not sure if other people noticed that as well. I also was in Philly and MSG concerts.  I remember when the security guards said to the people, who just stood there, that they should leave. |
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