DuchessOfDork
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Graveyard, man... that album was on repeat for at least a month for me. I could totally see it being converted into a twisted off-broadway musical.
Hmmm... four hours before the NYC show is suppose to go on sale and there's no mention of the show on the Best Buy, Ticketmaster or King Diamond web sites.
Agreed.IMHO, the Puppet Master is the strongest out of all the post-Them albums.
I'll keep my fingers crossed, but will refrain from holding my breath.I read it got pushed back to next friday
^^^ Abigail is in my top 10 of all time metal albums so I don't think much compares to it anyway![]()
Someone on another board pointed out that the image for the NY show's ticket broker is interesting. Hope it's a sign of good things to come.
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http://www.axs.com/search?q=king diamond&cat=6
Someone on another board pointed out that the image for the NY show's ticket broker is interesting. Hope it's a sign of good things to come.
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http://www.axs.com/search?q=king diamond&cat=6
IMHO, the Puppet Master is the strongest out of all the post-Them albums.
There playing Toronto Oct 18th...$48,50 a ticket,,not bad,,with ticket fly ur looking at another $7 or so
The place hes playing is huge..The SOund Academy,,holds 1800 people
IMHO, the Puppet Master is the strongest out of all the post-Them albums.
The issue is that FP, Abigail, and THEM were SO perfect, esp for his first three efforts that most after paled in comparison (not that they were bad albums by any means)
And thus, ends my interest in Volbeat/Five Finger Death Punch on the same night.