5/12/12 Englewood, NJ, Bergen PAC

[Elvis]

I've got a nice painting of Elvis, will you accept that? Or maybe TMBG?

Dave

[minnick27]

Oh yeah? You must have gotten them from a real cool dude

[Elvis]

Per my official totally made-up rules, it doesn't count as a complete show until the end of the medley, or in the event of an abbreviated show the point in the show at which the medley would have been played, if the home team is ahead. Therefore I will not be congratulating you until then.

Dave

[minnick27]

I expect some sort of congratulatory message, from stage, maybe a video montage of me at other concerts and confetti. Lots of confetti

[Alinite27]

I expected that for my 127th concert at the Pantages in Hollywood. Actually, I was expecting to get my own star for my accomplishments...

[jbracciante]

Al only does that kinda shtick at people's 2,727th show. (So I hear)

Unfortunately even if you went to every Al show to date (not including tonight's show) you'd only be at 1212.

So Mike & Jeremy you've got a long way to go. Both of you should spend the time between tours developing elixirs to prolong both your own lives, the band's lives, and a good recipe for celebration cake when you get there! If I'm alive I will give a standing ovation after the confetti falls and your videos play. Looking forward to it!

Fun fact for Mike: Your 27th show will be Al's 1,223rd show! (Hurray meticulous counting and too much time)

More useless numbers (all as of tonight's show):

*Al has performed "Weird Al" shows 6.32% of the all the nights in his life.
*Since Al played his first show in March of 1981 he has performed his live show 10.67% of the nights since then.
*If Al continued playing shows at this rate (10.67% of his nights) Al would play his 2,727 show on Saturday February 25th, 2051, at the ripe old age of 91. Steve Jay will have just turned 100.
*Since Straight Outta Lynwood was released on September 26th, 2006 Al has played shows on 14.54% of the nights since then.
*Al has never played a show in January with the lone exception of January 19th, 1995.

Finally, Fun Fact For Jeremy: The earliest you could reach 2,727 shows, (assuming Al continues to play shows at his current rate, and assuming you go to every single show from now on) is New Year's Eve of...2078. Al will be 119, and I believe you will be 100 Jeremy! What better way to celebrate 100 years of life than by seeing your 2,727th Al show!

[Alinite27]

Wow, you must have an awful lot of free time on your hands!

But, psst, I'd only be 89 in 2078.

[jbracciante]

Oops, You are right Jeremy (although I did get Al's age correct!) That's what happens when you stop using the calculator and start counting in your head.

Edit: I meant to say New Year's Eve of 2078! So you would be 90!

[fred27]

hmmm i got wished happy bday from stage by AL after he said goodnight to everyone after Fat, freaked me out

[Alinite27]

Yes, but that's you Fred. James' stats only apply to regular fans. As in, those who don't do stuff for the band, like taking pics. You'll clearly get your video earlier. Probably around 1,727 shows.