White Swirl

From Kansas:

suttree wrote:

maxman142001 wrote:

From Chicago tonight....

Got the email today as well. What was the deal with this pic? I completely missed this.

I believe they were just some fans. The costume looked homemade and I seen them later up on the rail.

I don't really get this. So this was a show where after 6 songs he faked a seizure and then everybody just went home?

Can someone enlighten me about this night?

'Fraid you'll have to read the whole thread. But seeing as you're short on time, yes.

Thinkfirst wrote:I don't really get this. So this was a show where after 6 songs he faked a seizure and then everybody just went home?

Can someone enlighten me about this night?

It wasn't just a show...it was a piece of immersive theatre put on in collaboration with the punchdrunk theatre company. It was the most fun I have had in such a long time, for the most part it was impossible to tell what was going to happen next, and I will never, ever, ever complain about how TMR never does anything cool in the UK ever again.

anonymousbrunette wrote:'Fraid you'll have to read the whole thread. But seeing as you're short on time, yes.

Just took the time to do so. I will never describe it so lightly anymore, promise .
I just was a little confused, because i never got a follow up e-mail and the after vid didn't say all that much.
Seems like a great night!

grumblestiltskin wrote:

Thinkfirst wrote:I don't really get this. So this was a show where after 6 songs he faked a seizure and then everybody just went home?

Can someone enlighten me about this night?

It wasn't just a show...it was a piece of immersive theatre put on in collaboration with the punchdrunk theatre company. It was the most fun I have had in such a long time, for the most part it was impossible to tell what was going to happen next, and I will never, ever, ever complain about how TMR never does anything cool in the UK ever again.

This is the reason why I don't think there'd be any point in them releasing the footage as a Vault item or whatever, the thing which made it great was the first hand experience and the anticipation of what may or may not be happening. Nobody, except for maybe the 40-odd people who attended, would want to sit through the first hour of people trying to solve mazes or listening to headphones, and just lifting out the 6 song set for DVD would be doing a disservice to the whole purpose of the event.

Happy Vescovo anniversary, all! Can't believe it's been a year since this happened - the most magical live musical/theatre experience I've ever had and my all-time favourite JW set. Looking back fondly on my prescription to "sing in unison", and hoping that the future holds many more unforgettable moments with Jack and his co-conspirators like the one we had in the basement of an abandoned London office building one year ago today

Can't believe it's been a year. What a night!

I don't think I'll ever go to a gig that will top this.

Feel free to re-live the experience, I can never get enough of hearing about that whole event. Made me proud to be a fan of someone who'd do something like that.

I agree. That's got to be the coolest event ever ! ^^^^

"Walk 3 Miles" that's what Dr J White III told me. Great night. Awesome people to share it with.