Jasonic
Doom On!
What did Pharaoh play?
I wasnt there on Friday, but I bet a guitar, bass, drums, and some vocals.
What did Pharaoh play?
I wasnt there on Friday, but I bet a guitar, bass, drums, and some vocals.
Classy. This dude had a hat on and huge sideburns, and was pretty much acting like an obnoxious ass the whole weekend.
Blacksmith - really excited to see these guys. Lots of energy but set list wasnt the best pick. Why cover a Black Sabbath song when you have some classic songs you could have played instead?
I certainly agree on the set list. As for moving; you did notice the bad hip right? And with the stage covered with water that might not have been a good idea to move to much. Can't explain what is going on with Malcolm, just too much energy in that guy. This dude used to do back flips across stages like that.
Yeah that guy was a dick. He walked up to Al, myself and another guy and started making fun of Al's Scale The Summit Shirt calling math metal gay and shouting speed metal! speed metal! Idiot.
Haha wow. I also saw which guy you guys mean and he definitely had some kind of cool-guy attitude going on, but I didn't interact with him.
I honestly did not see anyone in a ghost in the ruins tshirt on Saturday. There was one guy I saw around who I was thinking "I wonder if that's Jasonic from the board?" but I don't think it was you. Sorry man.
There was one guy from Boston who showed up out of nowhere for Brocas Helm only. I did not see him for the whole rest of the weekend, had no idea he was there.
Pharaoh, Borrowed Time, Wizard, Brocas, Skull Fist, Stone Magnum were all really good, with Pharaoh being my musical favorite and Wizard being my live-show favorite. Virgin Steele also surprised me at how good they were. I admit to being impressed.
I was told that one of the Stone Magnum dudes is also in the black-ish metal band Kommandant who are on tour with Horna later this summer, so I'll see that guy again in Boston in about a month.
Bob's observations are spot-on (see, it can happen).
I have to wonder about some of the people who came to this thing. One guy in particular had the full-on patched vest and Maiden/Manilla Road tattoos, but spent the whole fest either smoking outside or at the bar, and in between he kept acting like a jackass on the stairs. I never once saw him actually watch a band. Is this the metal version of a hipster, where obscure back patches are enough to establish your credibility?
Ugh....
As a Manilla Road fanboy, it disturbs me this clown is being referred to as the "Manilla Road" guy!!!!!!!
Yeah, I was there wearing a Ghost In The Ruins shirt.
Kommandant was one of the most disturbing bands I ever saw live.
I really hope I never see them live again. Ha!
Musically, they are ok if you are into that thing.
Just find their presence disturbing.
Though, I suppose the band might find that to be a compliment.
True; I should be Manilla Road guy afterall it is inked on my arm
I dont like thier music but LOVE their look. great all around on that aspect.
Do you? That's awesome. I didn't notice that.