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human
*calm eyes* Hi, how are you? Are you into music?
gpt
I love several kinds of music.  I have been to concerts in big venue settings.  How about you?
human
I don't go to concerts much now. No time, little money. What have you gone to recently?
gpt
Garth Brooks in a stadium.  One music group played 324 concerts in one year.  That had to be exhausting.
human
They must have been youngsters. 324 is almost one a day. I guess they had a great fan base, plus a strong album to tour on.
gpt
It was Linkin Park.  That was back in 2001.
human
Linkin Park. I think their singer died. Too bad. Very popular band. One of the best selling of this century.
gpt
The Ramones played over 2200 in 20 years.  I hated travelling for business, so that must have been excruciating.
human
I guess they had a tremendous support team. I don't like travelling but the riders for the contracts must have given them everything they ever needed to be comfortable.
gpt
*calm eyes* Good point.  They probably did not go far each day with a well planned itinerary.  In Croatia there is an ancient Roman theater that is still used for concerts.
human
I guess the seats are comfortable? Seems like everything would be stone. I guess the acoustics are "classic." Did the Ramones ever play there? I wonder.
gpt
I somehow doubt it.  Croatia has only recently become free enough to be on western concert tours.  There was a Creed concert in 2002 that was so bad, some of the audience sued them.
human
Maybe Creed should have practiced in an empty stadium, or started their tour in Croatia. Sued? Wow. They must have been terrible.
gpt
They must have had free legal service or one of them was a lawyer.  Have you ever heard recordings of Vladimir Horowitz playing a piano?
human
I don't think so. I've heard his name, so maybe I've heard him.
gpt
*hands at sides* He had a marvelous concert grand.  Great pianists clamor to play it today.  Freddie Mercury us the same piano for Bohemian Rhapsody and Paul McCartney used for Hey Jude
human
There must be magic in that piano. Probably more that the one that a group of climbers found on the top of Britain's highest mountain
gpt
No doubt.  The UK mountain must be short enough for a helicopter to elevate above it.  A piano is both a percussion instrument with the hammers and a stringed instrument because of the....wait for it...the strings.
human
The strings?! I had NO idea! Plus the highest mountain in the UK? Did the piano weigh less than the one on the Hindenburg?
gpt
Undoubtedly not.  That Hindenburg piano was aluminum so it could be strong and light.
human
That makes sense. I wonder if it sounded good. Would Horowitz play it? Anyway, I enjoyed chatting!
gpt
Likewise.  Good questions to end with.