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after arriving friday afternoon we began to build up our tents and stuff. we had already missed overkill which sucked but the dudes even did not play because their singer collapsed the day before on stage and lied in coma (warrel said later that he'll be ok again). then we started boozing and stuff and having fun with other guys that were around! the bad thing was that i missed the meeting with other forum dudes... (see my other topic). we all did not feel like watching bands on that day!
on saturday we got up early watching the last minutes of SA Adams (boring guy with boring band) then mago de oz(boring as well...the first song ruled but the secnd sounded like the 1st and the 3rd like the 2nd and so on...). then played tnakard (they ruled). after that we returned to the tents.
the next band we watched were NEVERMORE. here'S the set as far as i remember:
the River Dragon has come
engines of hate
this sacrament
narcosynthesis
ophidian
beyond within
sound of silence
ENEMIES OF REALITY
dead heart in a dead world
RIDE THE LIGHTNING
i think that was it. for my taste it was too much new stuff but it ruled anyway and warrel had much fun pissing the securities off and telling fans coming on stage.
enemies of reality sounded great. i can imagine that it will please newer and older nevermore fans because it had actually sevenstring guitars, but a long amazing solo, fast double base, killer refrain ("we are the enemies of reality in a world that is unforgiving). in a way that i cant explain the main riff sounded a bit like the 42147 riff. (tho it seemed easier to play). during ride the lightning there were about 30 fans on stage and the security had gone nuts. i couldnt jump on stage because on of the security fags was exactly in front of me and somehow he had noticed i wanted go up there and avoided it. FUCKHEAD. amazing gig i say but i really had expected to hear more old stuff.
then doro played and we were not listening to her but talking. nothing special.
halford were cool but the weakes point of the band was halford itself. after some sound problems the band sounded supertight but it seemed that rob had to read the lyrics from a sheet. he was not moving on stage. and his vocals were not exactly perfect as well.
AND THEN THERE WAS SLAYER. one questions, are these guys human? i am not a slyer fan at all, but after two weak songs from their newer efforts (i think they were from god hates us all) they played like gods from hell. many classics. they were like untouchable giants? which band can beat slayer in brutality? even my beloved strapping young lad cant live...!
on saturday we got up early watching the last minutes of SA Adams (boring guy with boring band) then mago de oz(boring as well...the first song ruled but the secnd sounded like the 1st and the 3rd like the 2nd and so on...). then played tnakard (they ruled). after that we returned to the tents.
the next band we watched were NEVERMORE. here'S the set as far as i remember:
the River Dragon has come
engines of hate
this sacrament
narcosynthesis
ophidian
beyond within
sound of silence
ENEMIES OF REALITY
dead heart in a dead world
RIDE THE LIGHTNING
i think that was it. for my taste it was too much new stuff but it ruled anyway and warrel had much fun pissing the securities off and telling fans coming on stage.
enemies of reality sounded great. i can imagine that it will please newer and older nevermore fans because it had actually sevenstring guitars, but a long amazing solo, fast double base, killer refrain ("we are the enemies of reality in a world that is unforgiving). in a way that i cant explain the main riff sounded a bit like the 42147 riff. (tho it seemed easier to play). during ride the lightning there were about 30 fans on stage and the security had gone nuts. i couldnt jump on stage because on of the security fags was exactly in front of me and somehow he had noticed i wanted go up there and avoided it. FUCKHEAD. amazing gig i say but i really had expected to hear more old stuff.
then doro played and we were not listening to her but talking. nothing special.
halford were cool but the weakes point of the band was halford itself. after some sound problems the band sounded supertight but it seemed that rob had to read the lyrics from a sheet. he was not moving on stage. and his vocals were not exactly perfect as well.
AND THEN THERE WAS SLAYER. one questions, are these guys human? i am not a slyer fan at all, but after two weak songs from their newer efforts (i think they were from god hates us all) they played like gods from hell. many classics. they were like untouchable giants? which band can beat slayer in brutality? even my beloved strapping young lad cant live...!
