Yeah, but after Touch Of Grey hit and MTV did their "Day Of The Dead" promotion, it went from maybe a few dozen hanger-ons to more like a few hundred to a couple thousand, and that's when venues started barring the band from coming back. And as you say, security patrols started to increase too. I also recall in 89, there were a couple instances, at two different shows, where someone died. So that just added fuel to the "ban the Dead" fire".
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