Cesar656

I think its important to point out to non guitar players that these songs are EXTREMELY easy to play. Alex is a strong player, if you don't like the sound it can be because: 1: Brad/Mike have decided to make some changes to how it is played 2: Key change of the song 3: Guitar tone / Amps, again decided by the band After watching all the shows, my only complaint is with WID, the tone is horrendous (maybe time to switch to a PRS Silversky?)

People criticizing Alex when his sounds is probably all crafted by Brad and Mike lol😝

Dont worry I didnt say you said that! I read it somewhere in the thread and it seemed quite unfair to be honest. It would be interesting if Alex did some kind of interview or whatever explaining his role and the new stuff he needs to add on Guitar to the shows

Well it was also his first show with the band. I dont really see in the other videos any sloppiness, I think the changes of keys and tone (all things he got no control over) are messing with most fans perceptions mostly because we are used to 20 years of listening the same sound. Saying the guitar is atrocious when referring to a player like Alex, idk, next thing I know people are gonna start saying John Mayer is a mid guitar player too🫠

I doubt an exceptional player like Alex would struggle with LP songs, when the most complicated one is nowhere near an intermediate level.

You dont see Muse or Green Day really putting their touring musicians on the spot. Alex is a live performer, not a member of the band. I dont think he is really sad about it, he is doing the fun part of being in a rock band, and getting good money for it.

To me its the opposite, I feel like Alex is taking these songs to a higher level with his playing. Only complaint I have is the tone in WID that sounds sooo muddy. But in his defense, I doubt he decides the tone, he just gets on stage and plays (not even his own guitars) Brad is great in the studio, and Alex should stay on stage with the guys

The band is having a great time, loving the energy

Looks like all pits in europe were sold in legacy presale. Are there really that many legacy lpus in europe? Smells fishy to me

It feels like you are just trying so hard to kill the spanish mood honestly. What happened in the past means nothing, the industry is constantly evolving, changes can happen. Lets hope they come. That OEO promo in Madrid was a good start

Do LPU have priority pit in festivals too or only LP exclusive shows?

They would comfortably sell out Wizink, but I agree that they will probly do a festival. Again, as LPU do we get privileged access?

You are being negative more than realistic. There is a TON of hype for LP in Spain, like it or not They could comfortably fill up 60k at Bernabeu (unlikely atm due to the issues with the venue and loud noise), or the Metropolitano Realistically they will be playing Mad Cool, which lets remember is located at the street prostitution capital of Spain, full of heroin junkies. Do LPU members get front pit at festivals too?

They announced OEO in Madrid, id say that should be an easy bet. Wizink Center, or if they get ambitious they could fill up the Bernabeu or Metropolitano. Lisbon also probably

Thing is RTN will always be a hit for people that go to the shows once or twice in a lifetime Doubt he will get rid of it