This is consistent with what I saw at expo. Not ridiculously long lines, but CERTAINLY long enough.

All possible. That's the nature of it.
All I can say is I was told music assets not encrypted.

It doesn't mean anyone will make anything like pinball browser or that it won't change. Dp officially is selling a TBL with midi music.

Unofficially, like everything else in our hobby, the sky is the limit.

I personally am very VERY optimistic that a workaround will eventually come about by one of our fellow hobbyists, but I am in no way certain. But I think the cult like status of the license coupled by its inherent subversive nature and the fact that interested parties will have paid thousands just out of enthusiasm for the theme makes me think it's just a matter of time.

Besides, if I could stomach Tommys DE soundtrack all these years before PinSound, I can certainly tolerate tbls music.

But that's just me.

Midi/covers, didn't intend it as a pejorative.

The point is, it will sound FINE. AND very real chance that in unsupported fashion, will sound better.

Did not intend to mislead.

Wasn't there today, but last night was consistently too busy for my tastes.

Even on this pic, 3-4 people waiting to play the middle and right pins. Can't see enough for the first pin. Not a long line, but I don't want to wait for three or four players. Matter of semantics I suppose, but the picture helps.

Hobbit was more crowded, but only one machine.

"Looking Out My Back Door" by Creedence Clearwater Revival.

No fees were paid for the license for you to play this link.

Swamp Rock.

Fogerty is great.