I forgot how fuckin huge Grey is.  He makes ClockworC look tiny, and he’s at least 5′-10″ (and not skinny) from what I remember from meeting him at last years 420 show.

187 on a digital clock hung around his neck. Christ some people have all the style.

Jee could the crowds be any more lively???

Hypnotized Ninja said
Good looking out on posting the videos…but I’m attending this tour in a few weeks. Don’t wanna spoil the show for myself.  

Don’t worry if every set is looking like that you’ll have front row every time 

Hypnotized Ninja said

If it’s any act in the juggalo world it’s a guaranteed front row seat here in Austin. Less than a hundred people in attendance for all artists not ICP or Tech(who draw closer to 700-1000 heads)

Low attended shows I’m cool with get to meet and kick it with the artist’s. I just know it’s epic fail on their end business wise.  

Whats a epic fail? MNE in general?

Hypnotized Ninja said

Well Twiztid brought in only 100 or so people to a 700 capacity club last time they were here George was running around in his phone looking pissed so perhaps he wasn’t happy. I’ve seen Hopsin, Rittz, and Yelawolf sell the same venue out. But for all artists in the juggalo world in general it’s tragically thin crowds(30-50 heads) seen headlining shows flop like this from Big Hoodoo(although I think it’s WAY TOO EARLY for him to be headlining), ABK, Esham, Brotha Lynch, Necro, Prozak…but again impromptu meet/greets come about from it so I don’t complain.

There is a missing energy in the room from a low attended show, and than you gotta take into account that a lot of the people in the crowd are the shitty opening acts that paid to play.  

Well they need to change up their strategy on how they are promoting these artists and themselves.  Back in mid-late 2000s, I went to a show headlined by Boondox and another show headlined by Blaze.  Both were in a now defunct club called Peabody’s in Cleveland.

The Boondox show was part of a tour to promote South of Hell which hadn’t come out yet.  AMB (on Hatchet House at that time) was there, and nothing else from Psychopathic.  Some local artists that were actually pretty good at the time.  Gemini Projekt, Undead Village, Southwest Sol, and another one that I can’t remember.  That drew about 250 heads.

Then the Blaze show was right after he dropped Gang Rags the first time on Psychopathic.  Same deal.  Blaze and AMB, 4 local openers, and 250 heads.

So on the next Hoodoo record, pay some money to make the country aware that it exists and get them to listen to it and get interested in Hoodoo, and then send him out on the tour.  MNE is doing exactly the opposite thing which is also not working.  There’s no time for an album to get popular because the pre-order for the next one goes up as soon the previous one goes down.

Bonesaw Wizardstick said

MNE is doing exactly the opposite thing which is also not working.  There’s no time for an album to get popular because the pre-order for the next one goes up as soon the previous one goes down.  

Spot on brotha.  Agree 100%.

For me the MNE albums that have somewhat of replay value is Boondox The Murder and that new LARS….that’s it really.  I find myself going back to those albums if I wanna bump something from MNE.

SPOOKYtheFUNGI said

R.i.a.?…Menace 2 sobriety?…no clue crew?..rehab?..

And, heres a trip down memory lane…

  

Yup.  I actually thought of a few more.  Mal-evil-ance, Rusty Nail & Dangeruss, Fat Rat & Smoke, and MCK.

There was a girl that was pretty good that opened for Blaze at the show I’m thinking of, but I don’t remember her name.  She was wearing a white dress that came down to her belly button and that was about it.

Miklo Velka said
Experience the DEAD LIKE ME TOUR from your couch!

Much love to Replicon Radio’s you tube channel, check it-

 

 

 

  

With a crowd like that, it looked like they were performing in front of a couch.

All the clown shows I’ve been to were packed and had juggalos hanging from the raptors. (Multiple Tour Buses)

Twiztid’s show had less than a quarter of that. (One Econo line bus)

Blaze’s show, uh, kind of felt awkward. It was as if he was auditioning for the 20 people in attendance.

(Unmarked dirty white van…seriously)

Some people should be supporting acts and not headliners.