Favorite Performance at PPV

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Oakenson

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Wuthering Heights ... without a doubt! What an incredible experience this was! :) Their setlist couldn't have been better and their performance was one of the most energetic and enjoyable ones I've seen!
 
I would have liked to hear Land of Olden Glory, but the setlist was alright. The sound however, was not, and Nils' voice was not. The whole band sounds much better on CD than they did live. Did they have new members? I know Ravn played both bass and guitar on the CD... Oh well, they were good, but still a bit dissapointing since I was really looking forward to them.

Band of the show though...BRAINSTORM! Holy crap. They kicked my ass both times I've seen them. I can't wait until the 2005 tour.
 
my Top 5 are as follows in no real order

Savatage
Tad Morose
Edguy
Brainstorm
Wuthering Heights

I reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeally wanted to catch Into Eternity ... but stupid me got lost in newark airport hahahaha
 
SinsAndShadows said:
I would have liked to hear Land of Olden Glory, but the setlist was alright. The sound however, was not, and Nils' voice was not. The whole band sounds much better on CD than they did live. Did they have new members? I know Ravn played both bass and guitar on the CD... Oh well, they were good, but still a bit dissapointing since I was really looking forward to them.
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I agree about the sound - but there was nothing the band could do about that, and in general I do think that Glenn and his crew did a great effort.

As for the set list, well it's difficult to put everything into a 50 minute show :-)

The line-up was:
Erik - guitar (as on all CDs)
Morten - drums (as on the 2 last CDs, also a member of Pyramaze)
Nils Patrik - vocals (as on the last CD, also a member of Astral Doors)
Martin - guitar (from Manticora)
Teddy - bass (from Loch Vostok)
Andreas - keyboards (from Platitude)

I personally loved the gig - hehe, I would be stupid if I didn't since I'm their manager - and I was really proud about my boys :-)

c.
 
SinsAndShadows said:
I would have liked to hear Land of Olden Glory, but the setlist was alright. The sound however, was not, and Nils' voice was not. The whole band sounds much better on CD than they did live. Did they have new members? I know Ravn played both bass and guitar on the CD... Oh well, they were good, but still a bit dissapointing since I was really looking forward to them.
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I've got to disagree with you here. I actually thought the sound was quite good ... maybe not the best but damned good. I also felt that Nils' voice was incredible. He shined live and certainly lived up to what was on CD as far as I'm concerned. Land Of Olden Glory would have ruled but I feel they did an excellent job with the set considering the time they had.
 
DREAMSCAPE - because I was really looking forward to seeing them.:rock:

BRAINSTORM was a close close second though - they ripped my face off..... :worship:
 
Kamelot!! Come on, I think we had some good audience participation with, "the sea is calling meeee"... ;)

I think they did an awesome job.."III ways to Epica" and "Forever" ruled!!! :rock:
 
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