Hypocrisy destroyed Seattle. Don't let anything get in the way of going to this concert, because the line-up was fantastic, and all the bands played very well.
After the show, however, I got to meet the members of some of the bands. Met the drummer from DT, got stuff signed from him, also got a Soilwork pic.
However, all throughout the Hypocrisy set, I couldn't figure out who the hell was behind the drum kit. I thought it was Horgh, but he looked very different from what I saw in the DVD, and besides that, the drumming was kinda off..... so I assumed it was just a touring drummer. This was dumb on my part, as I should've realized that DVD was filmed around 5 years ago, and the pics were probably old.
Anyways I hung out with Mikael Helund after the show, practically gushed all over him, got pics with him, and also got him to sign the Live & Clips dvd booklet. Horgh was beside him, all alone. I ignored him.
I feel stupid. Ignored one of the most famous drummers in metal because I couldn't recognize him. One of those missed opportunities.
After the show, however, I got to meet the members of some of the bands. Met the drummer from DT, got stuff signed from him, also got a Soilwork pic.
However, all throughout the Hypocrisy set, I couldn't figure out who the hell was behind the drum kit. I thought it was Horgh, but he looked very different from what I saw in the DVD, and besides that, the drumming was kinda off..... so I assumed it was just a touring drummer. This was dumb on my part, as I should've realized that DVD was filmed around 5 years ago, and the pics were probably old.
Anyways I hung out with Mikael Helund after the show, practically gushed all over him, got pics with him, and also got him to sign the Live & Clips dvd booklet. Horgh was beside him, all alone. I ignored him.
I feel stupid. Ignored one of the most famous drummers in metal because I couldn't recognize him. One of those missed opportunities.