If you could be Kelly Curtis for one day......


then I would give the band the following advice:

tour more

Nice thread idea.

It can be really something only if 10C critics keep their nose out of it

-guys, maybe you should consider the release of more outtakes. So you can play those songs in a live setting.

-Guys, don't forget the south for the next tour.

-Maybe we can do a short acoustic tour in the south.

-pssst, hey Stone, just between you and me, can you maybe take the lead again. Just for one record? I mean, let eddie focus on his solo tour so you can focus on new music. Call eddie when you four have ten great funky melodies. Give eddie some time to add lyrics, maybe it's good for you Stoney boy. After all, you started this band.

-Eddie did you ever though of a short solo tour?? maybe an acoustic one in the South (or swingstates )

-Guys, you can release so much more songs than you are doing now, ever considered to release a record without a supporting tour?

-Maybe we can release a kind of 'New Adventures in HIFI' or 'Psychical Graffiti' kind of record. Just add some nice new songs to existing outtakes and maybe we can have a new record out before this spring!

-What about a 4 disc boxed set 1990-2005. 15 years of loudness!!


blabla, I think you get the picture now. What would you advice the band when you were Kelly Curtis for just one day

Fire Kat and Sea.

Use this thread.

Does he have any say about the music and touring whatsoever?

He can influence them in certain ways... Drop subtle suggestions... Or just be forthright.

I liked the first submission in this thread-- Amsterdam Joostone?

scrap seniority out of the 10 Club dictionnary.

only if it's reinstituted for one day where nothing special is being done for the higher ranking, older, more loyal fans.

I mean practically. I've never heard of his relevance in the matter. It seems messy enough within the band members.

What do you mean with Amsterdam Joostone. I don't think I understand you here, but yes I live near Amsterdam.

I'm sure he is of big influence on the band, I think they discuss everything with him first. And maybe he has his own ideas too, they probably listen to him. So, I'm sure he can make a suggestion about a release or tour.

When was the first PJ show you saw in Amsterdam? Didn't they also play some great shows early on in The Netherlands? Was the '96 No Code show very good?

Oh yes, to my opinion they played the best TEN club shows here in 1992. Melkweg (Amsterdam) and Tivoli (Utrecht) are both great shows!! IMO the Utrecht show is by far the best TEN club show. And the Pinkpop 1992 was their best festival show in the TEN era

The Amsterdam 1996 show was decent, the venue sucked. Unfortunately I was too young back then, the first time I saw them here was Pinkpop 2000, which is still a underrated show. Best Light Years to date!!

if you're an original member or even an mid-era member, if you care and/or support and/or are still interested enough to go to the concerts or buy merch, I think the seniority should stand; it's not a meritocracy. These individuals were just "here first"

dump basecamp, and give the fans of getting actual cd's or didital downloads of the live shows
release stuff from the vaults-old shows, dvd's ect
of and of course play MSG more often

why MSG when there is Boston?

The Knicks suck. Yankees AND Mets do too. Giants Nets aren't even that good, E. Rutherford. 10 more years of A-Rod??!

the NY area shows are always filled with too many unwashed out of town hicks anyway.

And I think PJ even knows that, thus the various historical shows in Boston, much less the primacy.