01-31-2019, 12:28 PM | #1 |
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Who else saw Coming out of Shells tour on stage along time ago?
I remembered when i was 8 going on 9 28 years ago when my mom bought me a ticket to Tingley coliseum in Albuquerque to take me to see this concert live.
I also remembered getting the soundtrack on cassette with a program as a kid and i had a blast seeing the turtles live on stage. |
01-31-2019, 12:41 PM | #2 |
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Getting Down in Your Town
Did you see Getting Down in Your Town too?
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01-31-2019, 12:42 PM | #3 |
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01-31-2019, 02:47 PM | #4 |
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I seen it at Six Flags. It was glorious.
I mean, it was cheesy as f*ck but it was what it was supposed to be. I dug it. I maintain that there's about four songs on that record that are actually pretty spiffy.
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02-01-2019, 09:07 AM | #7 |
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Nah, I wasn't lucky enough to get to do those sort of things. At nearest it probably went to Philly, about a 45 min drive, and I have at best maybe a vague memory of being aware of the shows existence back then.
Aw, assuming you mean Great Adventure, the same one we always went to on the rare occasion... lucky. As corny as it is, I don't really feel any loss for missing out, but back then I'd have been all over that. Last edited by IndigoErth; 02-01-2019 at 09:27 AM. |
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Indeed. Front row, too!
My best friend was a few years older than me - we were 7 and 10, I think - and the whole time beforehand, he was "too cool" for it. Then once it started he was into it like everyone else. There's a few songs that are better than they deserve. The title track, "No Treaties", and "Count On Us" probably hold up better than anything else. Also, can admitting all this do something to erase that "Grinch" label that follows me around all'a time? I like lots of things, just selectively. And if I was trying to engineer a reputation or setting myself up as an Arbiter Of Taste, I damn sure wouldn't be publicly copping to EVER liking This Sh*t, nah'mean?
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Guys I live in the UK. I didn't even know Coming Out of Shells was a thing until the early 2000s when I started to get back into TMNT properly via the Internet. Maybe ignorance was bliss?
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02-02-2019, 05:07 AM | #12 |
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I'm not sure if they toured the UK, but I remember seeing features in UK newspapers and magazines with the Turtles in their stage outfits in the early 90s.
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I will agree with that list. Skipping Stones and No Treaties are hands down the two best. But Count on Us and Coming Out of Our Shells are both good too. (I prefer the slow version). Don't get me wrong, Cowabunga and Pizza Power are fun, but cheesy as f***. Though I DO really like Tubin, too.!
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Yeah, "Tubin'" isn't bad.
"Cowabunga" is... something. I still have my program from Pizza Hut. I still remember when my Dad brought home that and the cassette tape. Good times. Both the program and the liner notes of the cassette case have some pretty terrible misprinted lyrics, however. Including some lines completely not existing in their respective songs at all and the word "Don't" replaced with "Donatello" several times. Perhaps most egregiously, the line, "The word 'gourmet' just don't exist" being replaced in the notes with, "...just Donatello's exit", which... well, you see it. WTF?! It's extremely likely that nobody proofread these things before they shipped, because otherwise it was a choice. The program's printed lyrics don't even match the ones in the liner notes half the time! Very bizarre.
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The program came with a spiffy fold-out poster in the middle. The artwork was pretty nice. The funniest thing is that this whole thing actually takes place in the 1990 film universe. The two-page cartoon story that explains the whole deal at the beginning of the program book loosely references the movie's events as their jumping-off point, and the artwork on the poster is more directly modeled on the characters as they appeared in the film, rather than the... "questionable" character models that actually appeared onstage. When I find it, I'll take some pics. But yeah, the lyrics don't match the songs on EITHER the program or the liner notes, but those lyrics don't match each other, either. If you put the program and the liner notes side-by-side, you'll see words missing or misspelled, entire lines or verses either put in the wrong order or missing completely, or words on paper that don't appear in the songs at all, with specific errors unique to either source. I think "Cowabunga" had the worst lyrics misprinting, with a little bit of ALL of those errors in one song. Just a giant casserole of nonsense. I'd love to know what happened, but I'm guessing it's really just an elaborate version of "Nobody really gave a sh*t."
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My guess is traslated by someone for whom English is a second- or maybe even third- language. It sounds suspiciously like translation errors or someone trying to read it in a foriegn language (and failing epically...).
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I think it was more likely a combined universe, since it had elements of both.
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