Live Music Lip Sync?

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When is to much, to much? Lip syncing from your favorite band, would you stand for it? If you knew they were lip syncing would you go, or stay home? Or if it was live on TV and they were lip syncing would you watch? Let us know in the comments what you think. Thanks for watching.
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[@adamjj85]

Definitely no lip syncing live. If you can't sing or play your instrument anymore, you shouldn't be touring.

[@edwarddesmond2975]

Pearl Jams Black is one of their first iconic songs but ive never heard them perform it even close to the record

[@kman9387]

If I'm going to see a band live that means I intend to hear them live, not recorded!

[@edwarddesmond2975]

No

[@Astronauta00000]

No.

[@edwarddesmond2975]

Yes Rage against the Machine Live

[@radoslavsponski9238]

Madonna can sing...?