And I think because of that, we were able to come together as a band and as a team again, and really do something cool—not just for ourselves, but for our fans, because the fans have been gagging for this for a long time.
Paralyzed
(with a fan invited to sing 'Dead Eyes' on stage with the band)
Omfg the mirror's truth what have i done. Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, i won't hear MSS or System because of that? grr
Yeah, as a first timer I don't have much to complain for, it should deliver (somewhat afraid of TCP), but if I had been to numerous IF shows before, it'd be easy to see how it's disappointing.
You seem to be at least a year late with this. Checking out some of their latest shows' (2013 I think) setlist, it was already alienating in songs selection. It's the same shit all over again, but instead of the hive now we get resin.And still there might be someone out there saying that they don't alienate their old fans.
I might put here a quote from Corey Taylor, it's about how different can be the aproaching from bands to their fans.
Edit: this setlist doesn't worth 40 €. Also, someone added:
Or someone mistook one song for the other or we should add a 8th song from SC.
"To be honest, it doesn't really worth for us to play old songs, because those who loved those albums or even recognize those songs and would be happy to hear them are long gone from our shows, they don't care about what we've been doing recently/nowadays [this should mean since R2R]. Most of the attendants are youngsters who don't know our earlier material so they eager to hear the newer ones.
Thus it's very hard to make the setlist. Especially if we add that back then we were not composing songs with the live settings in mind [omg does that mean if do care about fans now? no, can't be, they are the devils], we just added a guitar line one after another. This puts us in a tough position in our shows because our goal is to give back the songs in album, or in even better quality. But these older tracks are pretty hard to put into a live setting properly, so this is one of the reasons why we don't really play them. In the current show however we have a couple of songs we have not played since years, so the show might e interesting for those who are interested in older tracks. [i guess he means songs like trigger? not sure, you'll know better]"
It's the same shit they always say. The stuff about translating the old songs into a live setting is utter BS. They managed it just fine in the past, it's nothing but an excuse and if they're so concerned about being able to perform songs live perhaps they shouldn't use instruments that they don't have a live player for (keyboards) or record vocals that can't be replicated in a live setting (basically all the singing).
Hearing all these they should rename themselves comments are just as annoying as hearing evolution and musical progress for you. Just saying, it makes no sense. I won't change my name just because I was a non-believer 4 years ago but now I found god, and I'm not spreading such sicknesses I was before. (just a made up example, I'm still playing hide and seek with the old fella)Blah blah blah, bullshit, blah blah blah. Do they make a survey before playing just to know wich fans are going to their shows? And we gotta believe because they're saying it, alas, we gotta have faith.
Sure, and it's really easy to put live all the keyboards and programming and choruses. It's again bullshit.
Edit: but people seems happy with the setlist, so, maybe I'm wrong and now only new fans go to their concerts. Atill, I think it's a waste of time creating fans that won't be interested in your full, or almost full, discography. When these things happen I think it's time to rethink and rename the band.
Hearing all these they should rename themselves comments are just as annoying as hearing evolution and musical progress for you. Just saying, it makes no sense. I won't change my name just because I was a non-believer 4 years ago but now I found god, and I'm not spreading such sicknesses I was before. (just a made up example, I'm still playing hide and seek with the old fella)
"If I go to a Maiden show then I want to hear the classics. The new ones have to be played as well and hopefully these will be classics as well in a few years."It's not that they cant, it's that they don't want. It's stupid saying that fans don't know old songs and then playing Resin. What's the point about that song that makes it special or listenable to new fans?
Really, as an old metal fan, I can't imagine someone listening to last Iron Maiden, Metallica, Megadeth or At the Gates and not wanting to hear to the old stuff, nor buying it. In fact, that's the way bands like Iron Maiden survived this long time, because the new fans will always buy their old albums. Yes, I know, cannot compare the "evolution" from the two bands. For sure, when you go to an Iron Maiden show you find there people between 15 and 50. In Flames seems to only want teenagers at their concerts.