Cinci is about a 7+ hour drive for me as well.

Perhaps I should recind my offer, though. You and I would just be ASKING for troulble! LOL!!! At least guitardude was big enough to protect me! HAAAAAA!!!!

		spapad wrote:
		Trust me 8 hours is not what I want to see, whould love to see something in Charlotte maybe!      guidogodoy wrote: Hey, I am looking at Cinci too! Jersey is too far for me.      spapad wrote: Right now Cincinatti or Jersey for me! Those are not very good options! Has to be more dates, and yes Guid, I agree COME TO THE SOUTH!!!!      guidogodoy wrote: Well, hell, you are only a hop skip and a jump away from a BUNCH of places. You could hit DTE in Detroit in a mere 5 hours or so. Tell you what...meet you there. It'll take me 12 by car if I drive straight through to get to anything! MO date (my closest) is a working day! AARGH!      ronhartsell wrote: Don't feel left out Guido...I still don't have a Chicago date yet!!!       guidogodoy wrote: Save me a seat, bro. I am still trying to get my head around how to reschedule work with the new Priest tour. Where? When? With whom? Damn, come to the SOUTH!!!!!      Darth_Painkiller_0870 wrote: Maybe...You make a really good point Guido. Though, I will say that I would absolutely die to see a full-on Nostradamus production!!  I don't care if the tix cost $1000 for the nose bleed seats and I have to cross state lines to the show!!!   *sigh*  Oh well.   I would take one or two Nostra songs on this tour!        guidogodoy wrote: Not so sure about the cost rather the production in itself. They are perfectionists and I got the feel that Rob didn't think he could do a theatrical production that he wanted with Nostra justice. Still with others that, should they TRY this, best to avoid any sort of full tour. Play a few and I'll be there!      Darth_Painkiller_0870 wrote: Meaning the cost of it doing it Priest-style is wayyyyyyyyyyyyyy to high.   Had this been the 80's, they could've pulled it off.      guidogodoy wrote: "Nostra sometime next year." "Bit off bigger than we could chew." "Still to come."