Was this tour kino?

>>73619868
I saw them at The Meadowlands in NJ in September 1995. It wasn't kino for me and my friends.

>>73619868
It was pretty lousy, actually. Bowie was beyond washed up at that point and Reznor was well on his way to becoming a trainwreck thanks to all the coke and alcohol.

Lynch likes them both enough

>>73620673
Lynch is the average Christopher Nolan fan's idea of an auteur.
He tends to be treated as a joke in most better film schools, and for good reason.

>>73620825
a good film school's idea of an auteur is hot garbage, though.

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>>73620825
>He tends to be treated as a joke in most better film schools

>>73620489
>It was pretty lousy, actually. Bowie was beyond washed up at that point
Everyone from his era was totally finished by the time grunge happened.

>>73621041
Yeh that seemed to be the end for pretty much everyone from the 70s.

>>73620825
>Lynch is the average Christopher Nolan fan's idea of an auteur
I have enough personal experience with christopher nolan fans and david lynch to find this objectionable

>>73621181
Half of them got dumped onto budget labels like CMC Records.

>>73621210
A lot of dadrockers who were considered more "alternative" like Bowie and Iggy Pop were still trying to stay current in the 90s and they toured with the young, major-name acts of that time while guys like the Rolling Stones basically gave up on the modern world and embraced their dadrock-ness. Dylan probably would have liked to stay current if Dan Lanois hadn't pushed him into becoming a grumpy old dude, he was greatly intrigued by hip-hop at the time

>>73621288
IOW, artists like the Stones who had normie minivan dad fans.

>>73621325
Yes.