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RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)

I can't see any of the instagram pictures(firewalled). so I can only assume there is a giant octopus drummer, girls in skirts, groovy colors and drug laced tickets. best show ever.
 
RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)

I think I found the drum player Guys!

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RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)

The job description mentioned quad tenors, so hence the marching harness? Maybe multiple drums with the illusion of multiple arms? Just a guess..
 
RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)

It worries me when Scott Gasparich talks about this show as "seeing into the dreams of "Lucy". I am guessing that he is referring to the girl in the song Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds. I like the song and all, but if you listen to it, it is very likely that they were actually talking about LSD (Lucy, Sky, Diamonds). That entire part in the song about "A girl with kaleidoscope eyes" is the main basis for why people think this was the meaning of the song. I hope that not too many people associate it with that, because this could be really bad for their family park image.
 
RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)

I've never been a fan of the psychedelic attitude, and whenever I hear things like the 70's, British Invasion, or Beattles, my mind immediately jumps to a bunch of hippies doing drugs, getting high and writing songs about it. Because truthfully, that's what a lot of it was. When I listen to some of these songs all I can think about is how the lyrics relate to the drugs they were doing the night they wrote the song. If they portray any of that psychedelic behavior and actions, I think parents are going to immediately relate it to the things I said. Which will ultimately make them dislike the show, because a lot of them don't like that stuff. I believe it may reflect poorly on the show and park.
 
RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)

I don't choose to listen to that type of music. Truthfully outside of rap, it's actually a lot more rare to find artists who are drug abusers.
 
RE: London Rocks! (2014 to Present)

I said it's rare, meaning there are some, but it's hard to find.
 
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