Nov 15, 2010
QRRR reviewed Black Lodge.
Turns out I've been told the location is secret for insurance purposes. Meaning that this venue is not licensed to be a public venue. How hard is that to say out loud? Do you really think that some regulatory authority is searching Stranger boards looking for insurance scammers? The secretiveness of this makes it look pretentious and bad when really they are just trying to do a DIY venue without attracting attention of any legal authority. I understand that, but the crap about safety of bands/fans was BS. That has nothing to do with anything.
Nov 15, 2010
QRRR reviewed Black Lodge.
I don't understand the reasoning I'm seeing here that the address must remain unknown to protect the bands and fans of the venue. Why? Are the bands and fans of this venue targetted by some super incompetent terrorist group? What the hell are you talking about? Why would a venue need protection from those who might like to attend a show at said venue? Please explain.
And, YES, I do go to DIY shows and have in fact put on dozens of DIY shows over the years. Every time I did this I made sure that the address was on all promotions because I wanted EVERYONE who was remotely interested to attend. I'm serious about an explanation of why the address must be secret for safety purposes. I'm talking to you thissuckstakedowntheaddress.
And, YES, I do go to DIY shows and have in fact put on dozens of DIY shows over the years. Every time I did this I made sure that the address was on all promotions because I wanted EVERYONE who was remotely interested to attend. I'm serious about an explanation of why the address must be secret for safety purposes. I'm talking to you thissuckstakedowntheaddress.
Nov 15, 2010
QRRR joined My Stranger Face
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