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* "Cashing In" is a rare overtly humorous song in their catalog, and if you know the context, it is a pretty funny, sarcastic response to some perceived FanDumb: After briefly breaking up, then reuniting, the band were accused of having done so to milk their fanbase for more money.... So they closed their first post-reunion album with a song where they sarcastically admit to doing just that. The most dryly humorous passage may be "Let’s raise the price at the door / How much a night, three thousand or four? / You know we'll make a million when we go on tour" - to explain the joke, if you charged $4,000 per ticket and your profits at the end of a tour were a million dollars, you would have only sold 250 tickets in total.
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* "Cashing In" is a rare overtly humorous song in their catalog, and if you know the context, it is a pretty funny, sarcastic response to some perceived FanDumb: After briefly breaking up, then reuniting, the band were accused of having done so to milk their fanbase for more money.... So they closed their first post-reunion album with a song where they sarcastically admit to doing just that. The most dryly humorous passage may be "Let’s raise the price at the door / How much a night, three thousand or four? / You know we'll make a million when we go on tour" - to explain the joke, if you charged $4,000 per ticket and your profits at the end of a tour were a million dollars, you would have only sold 250 tickets in total.total.
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* "Cashing In" is a rare overtly humorous song in their catalog, and if you know the context, it is a pretty funny, sarcastic response to some perceived FanDumb: After briefly breaking up, then reuniting, the band were accused of having done so to milk their fanbase for more money.... So the band closed their first post-reunion album with a song where they sarcastically admit to doing just that. The most dryly humorous passage may be "Let’s raise the price at the door / How much a night, three thousand or four? / You know we'll make a million when we go on tour" - to explain the joke, if you charged $4,000 per ticket and your profits at the end of a tour were a million dollars, you would have only sold 250 tickets in total.
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* "Cashing In" is a rare overtly humorous song in their catalog, and if you know the context, it is a pretty funny, sarcastic response to some perceived FanDumb: After briefly breaking up, then reuniting, the band were accused of having done so to milk their fanbase for more money.... So the band they closed their first post-reunion album with a song where they sarcastically admit to doing just that. The most dryly humorous passage may be "Let’s raise the price at the door / How much a night, three thousand or four? / You know we'll make a million when we go on tour" - to explain the joke, if you charged $4,000 per ticket and your profits at the end of a tour were a million dollars, you would have only sold 250 tickets in total.
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* "Cashing In" is a rare overtly humorous song in their catalog, and if you know the context, it is a pretty funny, sarcastic response to some perceived FanDumb: After briefly breaking up, then reuniting, the band were accused of having done so to milk their fanbase for more money.... So the band closed their first post-reunion album with a song where they sarcastically admit to doing just that. The most dryly humorous passage may be "Let’s raise the price at the door / How much a night, three thousand or four? / You know we'll make a million when we go on tour" - to explain the joke, if you charged $4,000 per ticket and your profits at the end of a tour were a million dollars, you would have only sold 250 tickets in total.
