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cthulufhtagn said:
i still don't get the big deal about dredg


rip taylor

Whose this Taylor dude, and how did he snuff it? Seriously, I agree, I was ready to embrace them with open arms but it failed to catch my attention. No more lame jokes, time for a blatant attempt at threadjacking Check out this PT setlist. If they play Buying New Soul tomorrow I'll die from intense pleasure.
 
Demonspell said:
Whose this Taylor dude, and how did he snuff it? Seriously, I agree, I was ready to embrace them with open arms but it failed to catch my attention. No more lame jokes, time for a blatant attempt at threadjacking Check out this PT setlist. If they play Buying New Soul tomorrow I'll die from intense pleasure.


whoa... good thing i randomly checked this thread... I had no idea PT was on tour again in NA!

Looks like I'll make it to the Cleveland show... though the Toronto show is an intriguing possibility. The show I saw in May was the best concert of my life...

though a setlist with "Buying New Soul" and "The Start Of Something Beautiful" could surpass it
 
Their best for me . The instrumental/singing ratio works perfectly even if Gavin's voice is awesome.

Leitmotif > El Cielo >> Catch Without Arms . I like Catch Without Arms very much btw.
 
Dev said:
Their best for me . The instrumental/singing ratio works perfectly even if Gavin's voice is awesome.

Leitmotif > El Cielo >> Catch Without Arms . I like Catch Without Arms very much btw.

Catch Without Arms > El Cielo >>>>>> Leitmotif > you. :p
 
That's the most irrelevant thing I saw since a long time and not because they all pwn me :D
 
<<though a setlist with "Buying New Soul" and "The Start Of Something Beautiful" could surpass it>>

It will...last night was easily the best of the four PT shows I've attended, the latter song and Arriving Somewhere were godlike, and the four consecutive rarely performed songs in the middle all killed. Setlist: exactly the same as the one posted except for Trains at the end, brought back by popular demand.