nomisofsiman
Member
Interesting. I've been to lots and lots of shows all over the city and have never had this problem. Good to know though that shows do go well over that time on occassion.
Orphaned Land / Suidakra US tour???
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Interesting. I've been to lots and lots of shows all over the city and have never had this problem. Good to know though that shows do go well over that time on occassion.
Diabolik
Member
All the Reggies shows that I have been too ended at 2 AM and the Bottom Lounge show I was at started at 8. 4 bands...all punk so they play shorter sets even. Show ended at 12:45. The longer they stay open..the more drinks they can sell. The cool thing about The Bottom Lounge is thatthe main room which is the restraunt / bar place is open till 2:30 I think and after the show and during you can hang out there.
A local band that draws, esp a band that would draw a crowd that normally would not come to this show. While most here won't like it, INDIAN fits that bill, esp in the city.
I am very friendly to metal. I consider metal to be my friend.
I think Scott Ian, Lips from Anvil, and Kerry King would agree too, though I suppose those three will not be available to attend these shows anyhow.
Why don't you just go put on a Maiden shirt and be quiet!
Ha ha. What makes you think I wasn't wearing one when I posted?
Ha ha. What makes you think I wasn't wearing one when I posted?
I bet you shower in a Maiden shirt!
And, even the Hasid that was at the Kamelot show at BB Kings 3 years ago would agree with you on that one. Never forget it, He was wearing a tie-dyed "For The Sake of Revenge" T-shirt over his prayer shawl, and sported an Iced Earth yarmulke. I almost dropped my beer when he told me that his wife made the yarmulke.
Really felt bad for the guy when he got tossed for crowd surfing during the Kamelot set.But, to add to that point, there is already some promotion for the BB Kings show amongst the Conservative Yeshiva High Schools in the area. I was in a bagel store this morning, and three guys from the local school saw me in my ProgPower T-Shirt and asked me of my opinion of Ophaned Land.
BenMech
student of the d'eh
Neither do I, when all is said and done. I'm more a deicidal cosmic pantheist, but the cultural identity from family lines is always Judiaic.
J. Golden
Heaven and Hell Records
I think the J-rock thing started growing first here in the American interest in it first. Not arguing or disagreeing with you at all. Just adding that it was the growing influence of Japanese culture in our popular culture; comics, cartoons mainly that brought in the music and even Japanese fashion trends. It seemed to actually grow with Americans as if it were a product sold to them oppose to Japanese people bringing in their culture or it advertise generally at their culture.
This was just my observation from watching the growth of J-rock and seeing Japanese music grow at conventions, etc. My interest was peaked years ago when I started wondering why I never saw popular music represented at Japanese type convents like animi conventions.
Interestingly enough those things always seemed to have very few Japanese attendees. I would really like to see what a Dir en Grey concert would do.
But getting off topic I guess. Still I do agree with you. It is a very smart move on the bands part.
Pellaz
Tigron of Immanion
Ha ha, not quite.
I was going to say that I would make sure to not wear a Maiden shirt at the next show we will both be at, but that will probably be the DiAnno show and I will have to wear a Maiden shirt to that one!
Ha ha, not quite.
I was going to say that I would make sure to not wear a Maiden shirt at the next show we will both be at, but that will probably be the DiAnno show and I will have to wear a Maiden shirt to that one!
You going to Pentagram / Gates of Slumber on Jan 30th?
No. Here is my current list:
02/05: Slayer/Megadeth/Testament
02/22: Alice In Chains
02/25: Paul DiAnno
03/20: Alice In Chains
04/09: Overkill
Thinking about the Kreator/Voivod show on 03/12, but haven't decided on that one yet.
nomisofsiman
Member
Interesting again. I know when I went to Reggies for Baroness a while back it ended a little bit before midnight.
Purveyor Of Evil
Heavy Metal, INC.
The KREATOR show on March 6th at the Nokia Theatre in N.Y.C. is on my birthday. So...needless to say that will be a fucking awesome show for me. Also David Gilmour, Michael Romeo, and Chris Broderick will be celebrating too as we all share the same birthday. David Gilmour 23 years to the day before me, Michael Romeo the year before me, and Chris Broderick the year after me. I know it means nothing to anybody else, but I thought I'd mention it anyway because I'm quite proud to share my birthday with three guitar legends.
GameFreac
The Derminator
I would go to this for Suidakra if there's an Atlanta date. Their sound in Purgatory and their shortened set due to it being at Scion Rock Fest was a little disappointing.
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