I did not know it was TCP's time in the setlist, but since I rocked the shit out myself through the Ropes-D&A-CC trio, and utterly destroyed my lungs during OFTW, if it wasn't TCP I was going to the bathroom for sure. There was no fucking air at all. It was 1,5-2mins into TCP when you could catch some fresh air. I went to a Sepultura/In Flames show in 2006 and there was no 8 minute long slow song break, it was just constant heavy metal tracks. It was about 2 and a half hours overall - nobody fainted, because we weren't pussies
For four, TCP is still more than 6, 6 and a halfm inutes long, and 4, 4 and a half minutes of it is slow, so yeah. I mean it sounds cool that TCP last for 30 minutes and nothing is happening during that, but that's just not true.Yes, for one, you weren't pussies! But for two, I'm sure an IF setlist which is dominated by pre-Colony tracks is very surviveable. You barely sing, you don't jump for minutes straight, you "just" enjoy the music. For three, there were guys who had to be evacuated during Everything's Gone
setlist was mostly Cum Clarity, STYE and Reroute. I appreciate that's still probably a bit hardcore for your tastes but it wasn't a set filled with Jester Race/Whoracle tracks. I remember them playing Moonshield, though, that was cool.
It was 2006 you dunce, not 1996
I suppose the simple fact is In Flames current music attracts wimps, most guys with a backbone aren't going to be caught dead standing around listening to a bloke in his mid-40's whining about his life in an irritating nasal drone. Like attracts like.
What a load of shit
What im trying to say is that TCP adds another dimension to the setlist, its not your standard IF song, there is 19 songs in this set list so you need variety. Im not saying though that its better to have this in place of old songs, im saying that i'd keep this and replace Ropes and D&A with a couple of old songs.)
