INTO ETERNITY!
- Thread starter 7thSaviour
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shaq
Demon of the Fall
A new song? Cool. I would hope they'd change their setlist by at least 2 songs each night. Of course, when you've only got time for 5 or 6 songs, you gotta do what ya gotta do.
GameFreac
The Derminator
AMBR
Metal Grandma
PurpleCrayonWriter
Just a Kid at Heart
My wife and I felt very badly for Into Eternity last night in Mokena.
IE was plagued with the worst sound we've ever heard -- actually, at one point, no mic at all. Then one in which Stu tried to sing all vocal parts. Then he and Tim shared the mic for a while. It was a disaster set that started late (thanks to an inept sound crew), stumbled along with extremely poor sound, spotty musicianship (especially from the rhythm guitarist, whom I didn't recognize), and then ended with Tim promising to be back soon. "It'll be better next time," he told the crowd.
What a huge disappointment -- both for IE and for the audience. They tried their best -- and Tim kept his sense of humor -- but we could see they were crushed by the shitty sound. Thankfully, they played some of our favorite IE songs ("Severe Emotional Distress" and "Timeless Winter"). But it wasn't the show they hoped they could play before that particular audience.
I don't know who was running the sound last night at The Pearl Room, but the audience was ready to tear the jerks new ones if they didn't get their poop in a group.
Bill
IE was plagued with the worst sound we've ever heard -- actually, at one point, no mic at all. Then one in which Stu tried to sing all vocal parts. Then he and Tim shared the mic for a while. It was a disaster set that started late (thanks to an inept sound crew), stumbled along with extremely poor sound, spotty musicianship (especially from the rhythm guitarist, whom I didn't recognize), and then ended with Tim promising to be back soon. "It'll be better next time," he told the crowd.
What a huge disappointment -- both for IE and for the audience. They tried their best -- and Tim kept his sense of humor -- but we could see they were crushed by the shitty sound. Thankfully, they played some of our favorite IE songs ("Severe Emotional Distress" and "Timeless Winter"). But it wasn't the show they hoped they could play before that particular audience.
I don't know who was running the sound last night at The Pearl Room, but the audience was ready to tear the jerks new ones if they didn't get their poop in a group.
Bill
Metalmilitia2000
UM's Resident Asshole
The other guitarist you didn't recognize was Justin Bender and he has been with the band for a few years at this point... maybe he was having a bad night, because he is usually spot on.
AngraRULES
Member
GameFreac
The Derminator
I thought they were gonna play Out and Splintered Visions
I think they are changing the list every night
Ahh well thanks guys
I think they are changing the list every night
Ahh well thanks guys
Stevie WOnder
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- Apr 19, 2006
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They have a new song on their MySpace site which is indeed Diagnosis terminal. www.myspace.com/officialintoeternity . It's a rough mix but it sounds great. If you loved Scattering, you should love this.
About Black Light Ending, I don't know this one. Maybe they're breaking a new one...
Cheers!
Steve
AngraRULES
Member
It is a new song. I know about Diagnosis Terminal, which didn't sound so tight live. They have an album coming out in the summer, so it's kind of logical that they would test out one or two of the new songs during this tour. Black Light Ending actually sounds pretty fckn cool! =)
2 New ones
Suspension of Disbelief
Point of Uncertainty
Embraced by Desolation
Absolution of the Soul
Nothing
rms
Active Member
splintered visions
nothing
timeless winter
black sea of agony
beginning of the end
selling god
torn
nothing
timeless winter
black sea of agony
beginning of the end
selling god
torn
