Posted: 22/04/2004 - 17:34
Does this mean we'll be listening to press PRAY on tape then???
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Posted: 22/04/2004 - 20:35
Whoever voted "No"..... OUTSIDE NOW!
Posted: 22/04/2004 - 21:27
Heh, there's always one. Probably hated London anyway and wanted Brighton. Or is devilish and doesn't like churches. Or hates me and everything my evil twisted life stands for. Who knows? 
Chris
Chris
Posted: 22/04/2004 - 22:19
Surely the new slogan for the next live should be:
BITLIVE 2004: COME LET US SING UNTO THE LORD!
BITLIVE 2004: COME LET US SING UNTO THE LORD!
Posted: 22/04/2004 - 22:31
I was thinking:
"BIT Live 2004: Holy Wars"
and sacrificing Spectrums on the hour
Chris
"BIT Live 2004: Holy Wars"
and sacrificing Spectrums on the hour
Chris
Posted: 22/04/2004 - 22:50
> Can I book my tickets yet?
As soon as I've signed the contract with the venue and paid the deposit
Chris
As soon as I've signed the contract with the venue and paid the deposit
Chris
Posted: 22/04/2004 - 23:01
Chris: how about setting up a "extension" paypal donation thing.. If you get the extra funds then the 1 hour extension would go ahead or something like that?
Or better Still...." a sponsorship button " or something... I would contribute.
just a wee thought.
Or better Still...." a sponsorship button " or something... I would contribute.
just a wee thought.
Posted: 22/04/2004 - 23:09
Remarkably this is so simular to "Camelots" in doncaster which is also a reformed chruch come pub/club/anything you want it to be.
And i can say with all certainty if it even comes close to that then this will be holy (pardon that very poor pun) enjoyable.
Looks good, sounds good, i will bring my holy water!!!!
And i can say with all certainty if it even comes close to that then this will be holy (pardon that very poor pun) enjoyable.
Looks good, sounds good, i will bring my holy water!!!!
Posted: 23/04/2004 - 9:36
Paypal sponsorship is a great idea - even i'd contribute and im scottish!!!
Posted: 23/04/2004 - 9:38
Can we remove all sight of crosses, they burn me when I touch them....
Posted: 23/04/2004 - 9:53
The Paypal button is a good idea, but I hope people won't get mad at contributing and then still having to pay for a ticket!
Basically, here's how much it costs (preliminary figures):
Equipment Hire: £750.00
PA: £1400.00
Venue: £1800.00
Rehearsal and meals: £300.00
Accommodation: £400.00
Proper ticket printing: £130.00 (might not go for this, actually).
Other transport: At least £500.00
That adds up to £5280.00. And of course there are always miscellaneous costs, like wifi costs, stage props, bits of equipment, etc, which always mount up. Plus I may be out on some of the costs.
Frightening, huh? Plus bear in mind that the face value of the ticket price includes tax: which means the government steals 15% of the price you pay (tax at 17.5% works out at 15% of the ticket price including tax, for the mathematically minded).
There will certainly be at least two types of tickets: balcony and stalls. I'm still not sure which one is the best. Plus I might have to charge extra for the first few rows in case we don't get 300 people, which would kill the maths a bit.
Do you all appreciate knowing these things, or were you happier when you didn't know?
Chris
Basically, here's how much it costs (preliminary figures):
Equipment Hire: £750.00
PA: £1400.00
Venue: £1800.00
Rehearsal and meals: £300.00
Accommodation: £400.00
Proper ticket printing: £130.00 (might not go for this, actually).
Other transport: At least £500.00
That adds up to £5280.00. And of course there are always miscellaneous costs, like wifi costs, stage props, bits of equipment, etc, which always mount up. Plus I may be out on some of the costs.
Frightening, huh? Plus bear in mind that the face value of the ticket price includes tax: which means the government steals 15% of the price you pay (tax at 17.5% works out at 15% of the ticket price including tax, for the mathematically minded).
There will certainly be at least two types of tickets: balcony and stalls. I'm still not sure which one is the best. Plus I might have to charge extra for the first few rows in case we don't get 300 people, which would kill the maths a bit.
Do you all appreciate knowing these things, or were you happier when you didn't know?
Chris
Posted: 23/04/2004 - 10:08
Knowledge is a fine thing Chris, in this case, ignorance is NOT bliss. As for getting 300 ppl.... there must have been that number + at Brighton, damn place was packed. Could be a good idea to get ppl to write their emails on the back of the ticket for when they hand em in at the door, that way, not only do you get ppl in, but you build up a contact list at the same time to mail about further shows.
If ppl dont talk, it dont grow. so maybe an incentive of sorts.... "bring a friend, save £2 on the ticket price" maybe, sumthin like that...., but only on pre-order ticket sales, that will encourage ppl to pay over the net; in retun, send em the URL to the forums as well as the main .com
Gotta squirt the Bird if ya gonna fly the coop man.
If ppl dont talk, it dont grow. so maybe an incentive of sorts.... "bring a friend, save £2 on the ticket price" maybe, sumthin like that...., but only on pre-order ticket sales, that will encourage ppl to pay over the net; in retun, send em the URL to the forums as well as the main .com
Gotta squirt the Bird if ya gonna fly the coop man.
Posted: 23/04/2004 - 10:11
Since it's in a church, can't we ask the pope to sponsor BIT? 
Chris said:
Chris said:
I'm feeling sick in the stomach now.Do you all appreciate knowing these things, or were you happier when you didn't know?
Posted: 23/04/2004 - 12:38
/me prebooks a front row seat and backstage pass