True.

The least the ABB could have done would have been to live stream the audio from their supposed final show, like Panic does with their shows.

The business sense of the ABB organization is so warped they don't want to spend money (video/audio streams, dvd/blu-ray recordings) to make money...it's borderline despicable largely because it doesn't reflect the brilliance of the musicianship and thereby magnify awareness of it....which may ultimately affect how the legend grows (or doesn't)

The business sense of the ABB organization is so warped they don't want to spend money (video/audio streams, dvd/blu-ray recordings) to make money...it's borderline despicable largely because it doesn't reflect the brilliance of the musicianship and thereby magnify awareness of it....which may ultimately affect how the legend grows (or doesn't)

True. They had pre-sales which were good years ago; but in the last few years it became impossible to get tickets to Beacon shows so lots of longterm fans like myself, and my friends just went to summer shows instead of the Beacon because we couldn't get Beacon tix since they sold out instantly.

It sucks they never started their own ticketing company or sold tickets to directly to fans the way the dead, phish, and and other bands have done where with these bands if you wanted to see the band you were pretty much guaranteed a ticket.