AlanNehme1999's setlist.fm

Haha, I was literally editing the Mammoth WVH setlist to put I'm Alright i at the same time that you were!

Hi! I see that you have been given another chance.
I just want you to know some of the reasons why you might have been blocked in the past:
1- Creating duplicate accounts.
2- Creating fictional setlists.
3- Using bad language in the comments section.
4- Thinking yourself clever by trying to outsmart the moderators.

I just want you to keep all of this in mind if you don't want to be ever blocked again. I hope your intensions are sincere and that you can manage to stay in your best behavior. Cheers!

Wow! I've only seen them once, in Chicago earlier this year. I would go to Milwaukee as well if we weren't traveling outside the country at the time.

Also, you got lucky last night with Coeur D'Alene. I didn't think they would keep playing it after the Spokane show.

Ok we'll try again.

Done. How many times have you seen Alter Bridge just on this tour already? Dang.

https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/shinedown/2023/bryce-jordan-center-university-park-pa-1bbb599c.html
Hate to disagree with you, but according to someone that was at the show, Daylight and Get Up were actually played as a medley.
Also, if you want to edit something, run it by me and I'll do it. Apparently your edits keep getting reverted even though they're mostly correct.

You're welcome! I got the setlist back up.

Sad that Mammoth WVH dropped Think It Over. Well, at least I got to see that song live.

As I said back in February, usually people get their ability to edit restricted because they were persistently doing something wrong. Your case is a bit odd since you couldn't remember any conflicts, but I haven't gone through all of your edits, so maybe there is something I haven't seen.

Anyway, I am only a roadie so I can't see restrictions on users, but I have just asked in a forum about what the issue is with your account. So maybe I can get you some feedback. If there is a reason we can figure out, often sincerely acknowledging the problem and promising to do things differently can get your ability to edit back. I'll see if I get a response in the forum (might take a day or two), and then I'll let you know what I find out.

You contacted me in February about this--since that time, were you able to make edits normally?

What's going on with your profile? All your edits keep being reverted.

Sorry for the late reply. Are you still having problems?

I have not seen any people reporting issues with you. But when stuff like that happens, it's usually because the user was doing something inproper, and a moderator limited or revoked their editing priviledges. Did you have any mods reverting your edits or otherwise critizing them?

Please read the guideline for showing a medley in a setlist.

https://www.setlist.fm/guidelines#setlistMedleys

The September 10, 2022 Halestorm setlist was entered correctly the first time by an attendee.

Thank you for the understanding! It's a good thing to have a complete vision of how a band manages its stats, so thank you for doing it as well!

From my point of view, the best thing to do in this cases is to maintain consistency, both within a band's setlists and in general: Mastodon don't usually give a proper name to their tours, which here on setlist.fm are listed according to the album that is being played live.
Plus, 'Imperatour' is the name of Ghost's tour, for which Mastodon and Spiritbox are just opening acts, and supporting roles does not necessarily mean the band is part of the same tour (otherwise, each and every band that opened for Metallica during the World Magnetic or WorldWired tours should have been noted with the same tour name).There is a suitable example even with Imperatour: Mastodon played a show in Mexico which was not part of the Imperatour, but used a very similar setlist and the same stage production, because it's the one they have prepared for all the tour dates supporting Hushed and Grim.

I hope my points are clear,
Have a nice evening!

Hope that helps. Just so you know, my position here ('Roadie') is pretty minor, so I can't speak with much authority. But it does seem that other people who know particular bands have been able to use that in lieu of having a source or being an attendee. If you keep having trouble with people reverting your edits, let me know and I might be able to get someone with more power (a moderator) to help. You can also contact mods directly if you like.

In that case, your edits may end up being accepted without being an attendee and without a linked source, but I recommend writing an explanation for each show. Something like 'I am a friend of the band, and they told me that the setlist was...' Better to do this individually for each show and definitely not in advance. If I were you, I might write a short blurb that you can copy and paste.

If the band does give you access to any sources (like a picture of a setlist), you can also share it on any kind of shareable social media or site and post a link to it.

More about sources:

https://www.setlist.fm/guidelines#sources

Slash played more, my phone just ran out of battery.

Hi, saw you changed the first song for the Reignwolf show at the Wiltern. I'd suggest changing it back to Intro Jam including Hard Core or whatever I said. It was only a one minute and change jam that included maybe 20 seconds of the solo from Hard Core and no singing.

done!

About Kruise tour, I think it's wrong to bill it as a Kruise tour, since it's not a tour and they have been doing it since 2013. Maybe bill it per year, like: Kiss Kruise 2013, Kiss Kruise 2014 and on and on