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I wouldn't discount the possibility of one-off reunion shows in the future, provided they parted on good terms (and that's usually the case when a band has been
by afavour 6y ago
I wouldn't discount the possibility of one-off reunion shows in the future, provided they parted on good terms (and that's usually the case when a band has been together 20+ years)
(FWIW, I was very smug that I got a ticket to one of LCD Soundsystem's goodbye shows. It was awesome. They reunited a few years later, released albums and resumed touring ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ )
- TheOtherHobbes 6y agoPhil Collins did a "First Finale Farewell Tour." Then followed it with a "Not Dead Yet Tour."
- toyg 6y agoTina Turner has had quite a few "last" tour. And I'm sure there are plenty more. People can always change their mind.
- dylan604 6y agoEventually, everyone needs money again.
- rtx 6y agoNot Bill gates, if he stops to pick-up money he loses money.
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- jakeva 6y agoI get the joke, but the literalist inside me wants to always point out when I hear this that it's not as though he stops being the founder of Microsoft in the few seconds he stops to pick up money. He doesn't lose money by picking up money. It's more than likely less than the daily market fluctuation of a single stock of MSFT, but stopping to pick up money doesn't interrupt or halt his income in any way.
- ficklepickle 6y agoWell he pressured oxford into not open-sourcing the vaccine. To him, that is probably a quarter on the ground.
- dandersh 6y agoI've lost count the amount of Rolling Stones "farewell tour" concerts I've been too.
- toomuchtodo 6y agoI too have gone through this with Nine Inch Nails. You said you were done Trent!