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BTW, Tarja's people were handing out literature and stickers at Nokia. Needless to say, some of us were doing a slow burn at the sight.
Finnish/Swedish symphonic metallers NIGHTWISH will perform live TODAY (Friday, October 19) at New Jersey's legendary independent record store Vintage Vinyl (51 Lafayette Road-Fords, NJ) at 6:00 p.m. (EST). The event is being produced by YeboTV.com and will be offered to fans as a free webcast stream worldwide.
Vintage Vinyl are making available to fans autographed copies of the band's debut Roadrunner Records CD Dark Passion Play who are not able to attend the in store performance. Visit www.vvinyl.com for ordering information.
Speaking to YeboTV from New York's Nokia Theatre on Times Square last night, Nightwish's bassist/vocalist Marco Hietala had this to say about the Vintage Vinyl event: "We will be doing a 30 minute full electric set of songs from the new album. We are very much looking forward to the performance and meeting our fans. I really did not have any idea just how big this event has turned out to be until now. I had better not tell the rest of the band the whole world will be watching or they may get nervous (haha)"
Nightwish are currently in the midst of a headlining US tour. Fan response to new lead vocalist Anette Olzon has been positive. Hietala adds, "Tuomas (Holopainen) is feeling a bit under the weather right now but he is getting checked out and we hope to have him back to full health soon. The tour has been going very well so far."
In addition to being streamed live on the YeboTV and Vintage Vinyl sites, Nightwish's performance can also be viewed and heard on these official host sites:
Australia - BrisMetal
Belgium - Metal To Infinity
Brazil- Rock Underground
Canada - Bravewords.com
Finland - Finnish Metal
France - Metallian
Germany - Rock Hard
Greece - Forgotten Scroll
Norway - Streets
United Kingdom - Live 4 Metal
United States - SMN
A forthcoming exclusive Nightwish interview will be filmed in Cleveland, Ohio on October 24 and will be available to view on YeboTV.com in late October.
See ya there, Glenn!Cindy & I are going to be at the Atlanta gig. In fact, we are taking the band out for a drink afterwards.
See ya there, dude! Is Wrekage playing a lot of NW and PL ahead of the show?I should be at the ATL show, and I think Derek/Ruthven is coming down from Tennessee (in his case, largely also for Paradise Lost).
Glenn's going to be at a Masquerade show? *faint*
Was pretty cool at Vintage Vinyl's yesterday. Got there a little late as the traffic was a nightmare. Talked to Ewo and he said it took the band an hour to get from 45th street in NYC through the Lincoln Tunnel. ("NOTHING was MOOOVING!") NYC at rush hour; painful.
The band was about mid-way through "Poet and the Pendulum". Was surprised to see them tackle that in an in-store performance, but it was pretty good. Of course, the sound was a wee bit tinny and the mixing of drums, guitars and vocals was raw, but that's what makes these little gigs so cool; the totally intimate and spontaneous feel of the whole thing. There couldn't have been more than 100 people there, I think a bit less. They also did "Bye Bye Beautiful" and "Amaranth." The whole thing was really a lot of fun.
Got a few crappy photos from the back and a couple during the signing.
See ya there, dude! Is Wrekage playing a lot of NW and PL ahead of the show?
Worcester set also included Cadence of her Last Breath after Bye Bye. I couldn't see any moshing because I was behind some tall people near the back, but I remember there being moshing the previous time I saw Nightwish and thinking it was a little bizarre.
I was right behind where the pit started in the middle and almost immediately some ass pushed me right into the middle of it. As soon as there was a pause I grabbed Brian's arm and we moved in front of the pit. We basically went from like 25 rows back to 6 in the span of a minute. And I agree, I don't think Nightwish is very good moshing music but I'll give them slack for songs like Slaying the Dreamer & what not but to have "slow moshing" to ballads???? This show at least had minimal crowdsurfing which was pretty prevalent the last two Palladium shows I'd gone to.
And I didn't even notice Cadence was missing from the NYC setlist. That's what I get for skimming way too fast.
Paradise Lost was great,
I thought so too. Seems like a minority opinion though. I'm wearing my new PL tshirt right now. I didn't do the signing session although I saw the booth and the people in line for it.
Did you see which version of DPP they were selling?
I thought so too. Seems like a minority opinion though. I'm wearing my new PL tshirt right now. I didn't do the signing session although I saw the booth and the people in line for it.
Did you see which version of DPP they were selling?
I thought that Nightwish was great. Annette impressed me, which I wasnt expecting. I give a big thumbs down to FYE though. They were selling the Nightwish cd for $20 and you got to go to a siging session. Lame to get fans to plunk down an extra couple of bills just for the signature, because 9 out of 10 of them already have the cd.