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I was just sitting here this morning at home from work with a bad cold and I was contemplating what might happen to the Phish scene if Bieber fans start showing up? Bieber's recent interest in the band may bring out young teenies and pre-teens who want to see the band he likes. This could be a bad thing.Would love to hear peoples thoughts on this since I have nothing better to do today.
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dose them all
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1. Parent drives up to venue to drop off unsuspecting minor at Phish show.2. Parent looks around.
3. Parent locks car doors.
4. Parent returns home with child still in tow.
The way I see it, empty seats and extra dancing room is the end result.
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I wouldn't be afraid. I seriously doubt the number of Bieber fans who would check out Phish is all that high, if any. You'll see the same old Phish heads at MSG just like you would anywhere else. Don't fret, this is not an issue to be concerned about.
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I remember teens hitting the scene in the mid 90's now you are all grown up and yapping about how negative it would be to have teens on the scene there have always been teens on the scene! Bla bla bla
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Not you per say! But some Phans in general!
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@walstib said: 1. Parent drives up to venue to drop off unsuspecting minor at Phish show.
2. Parent looks around.
3. Parent locks car doors.
4. Parent returns home with child still in tow.
The way I see it, empty seats and extra dancing room is the end result.
At least give me a chance to offer the rents' my heady mahl. Jeez.
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Ha. This won't happen. The music isn't as good as biebers to these kids.
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What is Bieber's interest anyways? I know he went to a show this summer, but...what else...?Serious question, not trying to mock the OP. I guess I should keep my thumb on the Bieber pulse more.
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i doubt my 8 yr old daughter (who just saw the Bieb's last week) will be wanting a Trey poster for her room anytime soon.Seriously, though...any new fan, whatever the age, i hope are met with open arm and minds...show them the light.
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@chalk2001 said: What is Bieber's interest anyways? I know he went to a show this summer, but...what else...?Bieber's guitarist/musical director (DK) is a huge fan.
Dragged Biebs to a show. Good times were had.
CK5 doing the lights for current tour; tweeting at the Beliebers.
DK teasing phish songs nightly during an instrumental part of the show where the Biebs changes outfits or something. (youtube clips available.)
Much melting on the internet.
I think that brings us current.
There are several excellent interviews with DK, and a bunch of threads easily searchable here if you want more details.
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just think of the cross pollination that will occur next summer during the fest.... young blossoming flowers and bumble bees with their stingers in the air....it will be the beginning of a new musical genre known as Pop Jamming beibstyle
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@joonze said: just think of the cross pollination that will occur next summer during the fest.... young blossoming flowers and bumble bees with their stingers in the air....UBIB's?
it will be the beginning of a new musical genre known as Pop Jamming beibstyle
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@walstib said: 1. Parent drives up to venue to drop off unsuspecting minor at Phish show.Sounds like 1994 to me.....except for the part where the parent returns home with the child.
2. Parent looks around.
3. Parent locks car doors.
4. Parent returns home with child still in tow.
The way I see it, empty seats and extra dancing room is the end result.
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@Colonel_DanTeca said:
I wouldn't be afraid. I seriously doubt the number of Bieber fans who would check out Phish is all that high, if any. You'll see the same old Phish heads at MSG just like you would anywhere else. Don't fret, this is not an issue to be concerned about.^^ this. Most people just don't get Phish and Biebs being (maybe) into 'em won't take kids past the first 20 minutes.
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@Mr_Miner said: @walstib said:honestly 1994 was college shows mostly(fall). 18 and 19yo kids drinkin up a storm and many many frat parties at every college show...not drop off early teens shows at all..1. Parent drives up to venue to drop off unsuspecting minor at Phish show.Sounds like 1994 to me.....except for the part where the parent returns home with the child.
2. Parent looks around.
3. Parent locks car doors.
4. Parent returns home with child still in tow.
The way I see it, empty seats and extra dancing room is the end result.
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@herbpowell said: @Mr_Miner said:Not the way I remember it.@walstib said:honestly 1994 was college shows mostly(fall). 18 and 19yo kids drinkin up a storm and many many frat parties at every college show...not drop off early teens shows at all..1. Parent drives up to venue to drop off unsuspecting minor at Phish show.Sounds like 1994 to me.....except for the part where the parent returns home with the child.
2. Parent looks around.
3. Parent locks car doors.
4. Parent returns home with child still in tow.
The way I see it, empty seats and extra dancing room is the end result.
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@Mr_Miner said: @herbpowell said:guess we will have to agree to disagree lol, obviously we were both physically there hehe@Mr_Miner said:Not the way I remember it.@walstib said:honestly 1994 was college shows mostly(fall). 18 and 19yo kids drinkin up a storm and many many frat parties at every college show...not drop off early teens shows at all..1. Parent drives up to venue to drop off unsuspecting minor at Phish show.Sounds like 1994 to me.....except for the part where the parent returns home with the child.
2. Parent looks around.
3. Parent locks car doors.
4. Parent returns home with child still in tow.
The way I see it, empty seats and extra dancing room is the end result.
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Improvisational Pop Music..... THE FUTURE!!!!!!
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That's what I like about these high school girls; I get older, they stay the same age. How's this year's crop of freshman chicks lookin, anyhow?
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@careful_w_that_axe_Miller said: ...we all apreciate your restraint miller! i even plus 1'd u for it!
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i teach 8th grade math. i played for a student with beiber fever (is that a form of the clap?) videos of bieber live then videos of phish playing sand and first tube. she couldnt have been less interesed in these old hairy white boys playing her future husbands riffs.
i wouldnt worry.
i wouldnt worry.
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an entire generation of tweens suddenly turned on to good music? Could just save the world...
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They'd probably leave at setbreak and never go to another show. I can't imagine they'd enjoy the music if they're that into the biebs' music.
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@LarryHood said: They'd probably leave at setbreak and never go to another show. I can't imagine they'd enjoy the music if they're that into the biebs' music.You would think this until you see the video where they're all rocking out to Sand. These kids eat whatever their fed.
