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. I hope they reveal european tour dates soon.Nice work Chuckulence. You are the first person to catch the L.O.G. riff.
I didn't bring up the water etc. because the show was so good it didn't matter.
I didn't bring up the water etc. because the show was so good it didn't matter.
fair enuf. I noticed it didn't stop you from enjoying yourself. To see you and Dan laughing at eachother while you play is just pure entertainment. Such good stuff! This was the 1st show I'd seen since Clash of the Titans and it was a looong time coming.Black Thirteen said:
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jdelpi
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DarrellDethSDMF said:
Yes, and that was probably the last time they were played in concert also. Maybe some day, multi-cam video of it will show up in the CDC............
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onemanstandsthrax11
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This was a kick ass show!! Crowd was really into it. Sound Check was cool too!! Yes Buddy they did Play Intro and Belly Of The Beast.. Does Anyone Have A set List?? I posted one on the CDC, but am to lazy to write it again. Just seeing If I Rememeber Everything...
I was a big fan of Anthrax back in the 80s and had kind of lost track of them, although I do own a couple of the Bush-era albums. When I heard about the original lineup getting back together, I was stoked to go see them in Mpls. Being down there in front of Scott for most of the show was like being 17 (half my age!) all over again. If only Manowar or Rigor Mortis had opened for them...
Anyway, my highlight from the soundcheck was seeing them jam on Walk All Over You. My lowlight was trying to figure out what to say to Scott when I approached him to sign my pass...all I could get out was "what kinda guitar do you play?" I even knew that already...so lame.
Anyway, my highlight from the soundcheck was seeing them jam on Walk All Over You. My lowlight was trying to figure out what to say to Scott when I approached him to sign my pass...all I could get out was "what kinda guitar do you play?" I even knew that already...so lame.
mentalmeltdown
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you could have asked Scott what does he think of the current monetary policy in South Korea and its effect on the sales of music CD's nation-wide. But i guess that would have been kind of lame as well...
mentalmeltdown said:
Coulda. Woulda been better than what I did come up with. But, after much reflection, I've come to the conclusion that it's probably best that I said what I said and walked away. Because it easily could have become a "'Member that, um, one time..." Chris Farley kinda moments.
But when it comes down to it, I'm just glad I was there at all.
YourAuntieSocial
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Yeah, Scott Ian kinda has that effect of turning fans into babbling fools. Been there, done that.
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Jesus H. Christ said:
That's certainly a different type of "interview" and I wouldn't be surprised if it was more appreciated than being asked the same tired questions. Personally I don't care what the musicians do in their private lives but I enjoyed this little article. Thanks for posting it.
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I think it's kinda cute, a story about good ole Joey taking his wife out for shoes. Rock stars wives are sometimes like Vera from cheers, you don't know much about them, so I thought the interview was really good. Gives a different angle.
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