Thinking Plague + Hamster Theater + Glass

[rcarlberg]

I just heard about a great upcoming concert. Three of the four best progressive rock bands in America -- Thinking Plague, Hamster Theater and Glass -- will be playing together (and separately) at The Dairy Center for the Arts in Boulder CO on Valentines Day, February 14, 2016.

The concert will be filmed by Adele Schmidt and José Zegarra Holder of Zeitgeist Media, with the intent of including some footage in the upcoming "Romantic Warriors III: Special Features" DVD. Also on the DVD will be all the interviews that didn't fit on the main DVD, and hopefully other leftover archival performance footage.

This could be a concert event of which legends are made.

[NogbadTheBad]

Nice.

[Scrotum Scissor]

Goody!

[philsunset]

Wow! Sounds like a great show!

[Polypet]

So sorry to miss that

[rcarlberg]

Just got the official announcement.

Dear friends,
Join us for an exciting event on Valentines Day!
Progressive Rock pioneers GLASS will be appearing in a rare concert performance and very special guests THINKING PLAGUE and HAMSTER THEATRE will open the show.
Sunday, February 14th, Boulder, CO

MOVIE:
Before the show, we invite you for a one time screening of
ROMANTIC WARRIORS III - CANTERBURY TALES
Where? Everything in one Arts Center!
The Dairy Center for The Arts
2590 Walnut St. Boulder, CO 80302
4 pm - 6pm ($12):
Screening of "Romantic Warriors III - Canterbury Tales".
Click here to reserve your movie ticket before January 25th.
The screening will only happen, if 29 people reserve a ticket.
The first 20 to reserve will receive a free promotional DVD with the entire
Romantic Warriors III film at the screening.


CONCERT:
6pm ($10): Doors Open
Concert GLASS with guests THINKING PLAGUE and
HAMSTER THEATRE.
Click here to reserve your ticket for the concert.



MORE INFO: Go to www.progdocs.com

Coming Up: FLORIDA PREMIER, March 17th
Official Trailer - Romantic Warriors III - Canterbury Tales
Romantic Warriors III - Canterbury Tales
Trailer

Romantic Warriors III
Canterbury Tales

Thursday, March 17th, 7:30pm to 9:15pm at
Carmike Port St Lucie 14
1900 NW Courtyard Cir.
Port St. Lucie, FL, 34986

Hosted by South Florida -
Society of Art Rock

Click here to reserve a ticket.

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[JKL2000]

Got Milk?

Seriously though, are any of those bands considered Canterbury styled? Never heard Hamster Theater, but have the others. Didn't think so.

[oilersfan]

Going to try to make it to this one.

[rcarlberg]

Seriously though, are any of those bands considered Canterbury styled? Never heard Hamster Theater, but have the others. Didn't think so.

Probably not, although Glass put on the Progman Cometh festivals in 2002 & 2003 that featured the cream of Canterbury. All three bands are huge fans of Canterbury, but have gone off in their own unique directions.

I wouldn't be surprised though, given the reason for the concert, if some nods toward Canterbury were snuck in

[at least 100 dead]

I just heard about a great upcoming concert. Three of the four best progressive rock bands in America -- Thinking Plague, Hamster Theater and Glass -- will be playing together (and separately) at The Dairy Center for the Arts in Boulder CO on Valentines Day, February 14, 2016.

A bit jealous of you Yanks. Colorado…more like Cool-o-rado!

[rcarlberg]

This time of year it will be Coldorado!

[oilersfan]

Tickets for this show? $10 for a reserved seat. I almost fell out of my chair when I saw that price.

Oh...and the service fee? $1. I DID fall out of my chair when I saw that.

Three great bands for a stunningly reasonable price. If only the world still worked this way...

[rcarlberg]

Still a lot of seats open. I'm really surprised this event hasn't sold out.

[Steve F.]

Still a lot of seats open. I'm really surprised this event hasn't sold out.

Why?

1. Two of the three bands are local

2. How many Glass fans do you think there are in Denver/Boulder ?

3. People don't think showing up at a show is necessary, once you've done the important work and 'liked' it on Facebook...

[MagmAmerican]

I just saw them in Dallas, such an incredible show. They were saying that playing in CO is kind of an issue generally, how ridiculous is that? If any of you in CO want to help make more shows happen for TP, let's talk!

[MagmAmerican]

3. People don't think showing up at a show is necessary, once you've done the important work and 'liked' it on Facebook...

a sad but true observation. Where I live, we have a lot of problems with people saying they are coming to an event when in fact they just clicked a button. The bonus is after the fact, they complain about missing the show and that they didn't know about it.

[Steve F.]

a sad but true observation. Where I live, we have a lot of problems with people saying they are coming to an event when in fact they just clicked a button. The bonus is after the fact, they complain about missing the show and that they didn't know about it.

It isn't just where you live, unless you are referring to where you live in the grand sense, as in "the world today".

[rcarlberg]

It isn't just where you live, unless you are referring to where you live in the grand sense, as in "the world today".

Maybe every concert will be streamed live someday.

[Steve F.]

Maybe every concert will be streamed live someday.

Sure! And for free! Fuck that $10.00 bullshit for three bands. For the exposure! So we can all sit on our asses and not move from our comfy chair and not have to pay for anything.
<cue Louis Armstrong singing "What a Wonderful World">

[rcarlberg]

Nah. I'm thinking 3D virtual reality avatars. THEY have to pay admission !

Face it, flying sucks donkey balls these days.

[Steve F.]

Nah. I'm thinking 3D virtual reality avatars.

Maybe. Maybe not, but in any event, we won't live to see it.

[Steve F.]

p.s.

I like concert recordings (i.e. concert dvds) as much as the next guy, but anyone who thinks a 'streamed concert' has the same thrill as actually being at a good concert, has obviously never attended a good concert.

IMO.

[rcarlberg]

True dat.

[Polypet]

Sure! And for free! Fuck that $10.00 bullshit for three bands. For the exposure! So we can all sit on our asses and not move from our comfy chair and not have to pay for anything.
<cue Louis Armstrong singing "What a Wonderful World">

Yay

[progdocs]

That was one fantastic Prog eclectic concert night! Approx. 80 sold seats in my estimation, with a handful of fans travelling from northern and neighboring states....