I'm listening to Follow The Reaper now and I must say, I judged a bit harsh, this sounds amazing! I think it's only really a FEW times that it's out of time, but yeah, definitely sounds better now that I'm paying attention. I was kinda busy while recording it and my mind needed to be somewhere else. I was a bit...depressed.
I now see why people complained about Hellhounds.
I think people really blow things out of proportion, and are honestly more than a bit ridiculous, when they complain about technical mistakes at a live show. Aside from the fact they usually exaggerate, and make a huge deal about it, they only make themselves seem horribly naive and childish.
Mistakes happen at a real rock/metal show. Obviously, if you're watching (or listening) online, you aren't going to get the same effect of being there.
And I don't know about you, but I'd much rather have a fun, entertaining show than a technically perfect (and boring) one.
This isn't just directed at you, Mitch. This is referring to pretty much everyone who whines about that.
Like I said, I was in a bad mood, so what I said and the way that I worded it was a bit too harsh and careless. After listening again, I can admit that it was a fantastic show, which isn't suprising knowing COB. However, I was indeed concered about the sound levels or something like that because of the performance of Hellhounds On My Trail's intro. I've listened again and I'm not convinced that they could really hear each other, or the drums, because of the timing issues. They had no problems pulling off songs like Needled 24/7 or In Your Face, but these songs were later in the setlist and there may have been minor adjustments.
And yes, I do agree, a fun show is always better, I have experienced it many times and wouldn't want anything less, it was just that one thing.
I hope you can, and will download the mp3s and enjoy the show like I certainly will do again.
I now see why people complained about Hellhounds.