at ozzfest 04 in san antonio people started to mosh when the banners for Slayer came on. there wasn't any music nothing, just the banners slowling coming on stage and there were some pits going on already.
Concert Behavior
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Tybud
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Same thing happend in 03, here in Denmark. This guy just keeps screaming for songs, when they were playing a totally different one, everybody told him to shut up. Then he starts screaming at the band, that they suck and shouldnt come and play here. I mean, why the hell would you pay for a ticket, and come to the show and talk shit about the band, I dont get it, and he wouldnt stop. After 10-15 min, the guards finally told him to leave.
affinityband
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ScientistOfDarkness
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I have a broken foot because of some fat, shirtless, moshing motherfucker at a BUCKETHEAD show last week.
Headbanging is good, as long as the person has showered recently. Don't flip your B.O about for the surrounding 10 feet of people to gag on.
Headbanging is good, as long as the person has showered recently. Don't flip your B.O about for the surrounding 10 feet of people to gag on.
Stilgar
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Umm... The last Opeth gig in Stockholm was amazing and the interaction between the band and the audience was great. Mike couldn't have been joking around about it, could he? Naaah. He never does.opeth8 said:
The US has a bit more Opeth fans than Sweden does though, but Sweden being a coutry of only 8 million people, it's not that surprising.
Stilgar
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In general people in Europe seem to be more respectful towards others than in the US. For example, I hate going to the movies in the US, because there's always people talking to each other damn loudly, destroying it for the others that are there to actually watch the movie. I have yet to see it happen in the movie theaters over here.atrocity said:
But then again, these are just my own observations and I might be wrong. I might just have only gone to the bad places in the US and only the good places in Europe. Who knows? Has anybody else had similar or opposite experiences with this?
Kenneth R.
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Brackofthemountain
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Everytime I'm seeing an Opeth show in Seattle... people KNOW how to act. I've never had an unpleasant show in Seattle.
On the other hand, they travelled to Spokane this time across the Cascade Mountains. Little different. Spokane is filled with NOOBS. I was taking part in the whole carrying up the crowd surfers up to the front... and watching the rest of the people there just kinda getting their asses kicked in the head by these people. It was pretty funny. The crowd surfing was annoying at first, but it was pretty fucking cool because I was the only one not getting knocked over(I was also in front center... pretty much the best spot in the house).
Oh yeah. Mariachi clapping does not work when listening to the acoustic part of The Drapery Falls.
Spokane... you fail. Especially the kids I bumped into who were making out in the mosh pit... they fell on their asses... and got pissed off at me. WTF?
On the other hand, they travelled to Spokane this time across the Cascade Mountains. Little different. Spokane is filled with NOOBS. I was taking part in the whole carrying up the crowd surfers up to the front... and watching the rest of the people there just kinda getting their asses kicked in the head by these people. It was pretty funny. The crowd surfing was annoying at first, but it was pretty fucking cool because I was the only one not getting knocked over(I was also in front center... pretty much the best spot in the house).
Oh yeah. Mariachi clapping does not work when listening to the acoustic part of The Drapery Falls.
Spokane... you fail. Especially the kids I bumped into who were making out in the mosh pit... they fell on their asses... and got pissed off at me. WTF?
