I have to say that I had thought about coming to Headway (because of Watchtower and Sieges Even), but then again I have to admit that my enthusiasm for these bands has calmed down over the years, though I still listen to some of their albums every once in a while. Apart from that, I prefer concerts with only two or three bands. However, if Sieges Even are back again and plan to release even a new album, maybe there will be a chance to see them live here in Germany in the (near?) future. I would have seen them live once in October 1992 as second opening act (the first were Life Artist) for Psychotic Waltz in Essen, if their gig hadn´t been cancelled due to "personal reasons". (The gig of Sieges Even, not the entire concert!)
As for Watchtower, I was lucky to see them on their tour with co-headliner Coroner (opening act was Poltergeist) in March 1990 in Düsseldorf. I still remember that Watchtower played a cover version of Madonna´s "Like A Virgin" at this concert (changing one word in the line "touched for the very first time"). Unfortunately their sound wasn´t very good. To me, the positive surprise of this concert had been Coroner. I hadn´t heard anything by them before, but they really impressed me, so just a few days later I bought "No More Color" (and later on also their other releases). All three of them were excellent musicians and I still rank their first three releases among the best thrash metal albums until now. Together with Anacrusis, who have also been mentioned in this thread, they are definitely a band I´d like to see reunited and record a new album!
As for Watchtower, I was lucky to see them on their tour with co-headliner Coroner (opening act was Poltergeist) in March 1990 in Düsseldorf. I still remember that Watchtower played a cover version of Madonna´s "Like A Virgin" at this concert (changing one word in the line "touched for the very first time"). Unfortunately their sound wasn´t very good. To me, the positive surprise of this concert had been Coroner. I hadn´t heard anything by them before, but they really impressed me, so just a few days later I bought "No More Color" (and later on also their other releases). All three of them were excellent musicians and I still rank their first three releases among the best thrash metal albums until now. Together with Anacrusis, who have also been mentioned in this thread, they are definitely a band I´d like to see reunited and record a new album!
