Iron Horse is a pretty well respected and historical venue. Yes it has a bar. Not only was it filled but there were probably a couple or few dozen people downstairs trippin out and another couple dozen people outside dancing in the rain.
Ummm...which Iron Horse show were you at? 9/14/01??? The show on Friday was half full. 50%. 1/2. Could\'ve had another 150 people in there.
They\'re a bar band. They play Sully\'s, Mill Street Brews, Middle East Upstairs, and Daniel Street. And now they have a show at Tommy D\'s in Westfield, MA a townie bar in MA\'s #1 townie town. (Look at their "website" which is only a myspace page.) Bar band. It\'s okay.
I\'m in favor of more all ages shows, sure. It always sucked when I was under 21 and couldn\'t go.
I\'d hope that they are not winding down, but while there has been an influx of interest in more shows, the number of shows has dropped drastically:
Jan - 2 shows (6 shows from historical average)
Feb - 3 shows (9 shows from historical average)
Mar - 4 shows (14 shows from historical average)
Apr - 4 shows planned (13 shows from historical average)
I\'m no mathematician, but that\'s a 200% drop off in shows in my book...
Yup, no mathematician, let me help with that. If something drops 200%, it is exactly negative of what it previously was. There aren\'t many things that can do this, but say Tiger Woods shoots 3 over par one day and 3 under par the next. His par score would have dropped 200%.
If something drops 100%, it is at 0. If a stock is worth $15 today and is worth $0 a year from now, then it dropped 100% in that year. Actually, regardless of what the stock is worth, it is down 100% if and only if it reaches a value of $0.
If The Breakfast averages 42 shows Jan-Apr (x), then plays 13 shows Jan-Apr 2009 (y), then the change from the average is -29 shows, or -69%. ((x-y)/x)*100