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Hypocrisy rules!!!!!
Sorry about this-i screwed up again-the opening track they played is "born dead, buried alive", not "slave to the parasites"
cheers
Eric
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Eric
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LifeDepraved
My soul got a crack
That show fucking ruled!!! Oh man when they played Adjusting The Sun, I sang my fucking voice box out, Peter even winked at me...he knew it. Cool thing is, Hypocrisy got the most moshing out of any band. Cannibal Corpses crowd sucked, the pit had wiggers in it dancing around..a sad sight..even with Pit Of Zombies played there wasn't a lot of action. But I give this show a 10/10 anyways. Vile and Exhumed also had killer ass sets. GORE METAL!!!! I got kicked in the nose..sucks, but that's always part of being in front. Got a Arrival cover shirt...it fucking rules! Stepped in indian piss, and smoked some weed...oh what a night. Then to top it off my friend and I got in a car accident with some fags, haha they are getting fined so much. See what happens when you speed!!!
Also I will have pics from the show up in a couple days for the interested ones!
Cheers!
Also I will have pics from the show up in a couple days for the interested ones!
Cheers!
hmm I would have liked to see a coupler more older songs in there like osculum obscenum or pleasure of molestation :Smug: If not those, at least apocalypse or the fourth dimension 
I agree with Merloch, the songs he mentioned should have been there along with Buried and Killing Art but hey, you can't have all the songs Gonna see them tonight woohoo.
Gonna see them tonight woohoo.The setlist was something like this
Born dead, Buried Alive
Fusion programmed Minds
Adjusting the Sun
A new song
Reborn
Necronomicon
God is a Lie
Turn the page
a new song
Fire in the Sky
The Final Chapter
Roswell 47
Born dead, Buried Alive
Fusion programmed Minds
Adjusting the Sun
A new song
Reborn
Necronomicon
God is a Lie
Turn the page
a new song
Fire in the Sky
The Final Chapter
Roswell 47
ArtisanBass
I like a nice salad......
One thing I dug was that the shirts were not as expensive as I've seen recently. $20 for short sleeve and $25 for long. $15 for girlie. They all looked really cool. I know those prices can change as clubs will ask for a cut of the band's merch.
SQUEEEEEEK it's THURSDAY, how was the show.!!!
SQUEEEEEEK it's THURSDAY, how was the show.!!!
ArtisanBass
I like a nice salad......
One thing that I dug about the show was that he merch wasn't as expensive as I've been seeing it. The shirts were $20 and $25 for short and long sleeve, and $15 for girlies. I really wanted the album before the show, but seeing the show was on new release day (Tuesday) my only hope was Tower midnight sale. They didn't have it though. FUCKERS!!!!!!.
SKQQEEEEK it's Thursday, how was the show.
SKQQEEEEK it's Thursday, how was the show.
Oooops, sorry. I'm here I swear. I was really really sick from my migraine the last few days. The show was fucking PACKED like friggin sardines!!! Soooooo hot in there. They had over capacity and that pissed me off, especially since it was the day before the anniversary of the Great White fire. Stupid asses, anything for money. ANYWAY, Vile and Exhumed did quite well, especially since they are from the Bay Area. James from Skinless is on vocals for Vile at the moment and their old singer Juan came onstage and did a song. During Exhumed, James came out and sang with Matt. Leon (ex-Impaled) is actually playing bass on this tour. It was VERY odd for me to see him on bass and on the side of the stage instead of in front. I think the crowd was a bit more into Exhumed than Vile though. Vile has been off the market here for so long with no members that I think people have to re-know them again.
On to Hypocrisy... FUCK they own. They always have. I think the more they tour here, the more people here will like them. They got a better response than they did in November, but like I was saying to them, here in the bay area you either have to be very technical or very very fast and brutal. If you're in between, the crowd will look at you and try to figure you out. Each time they come here, they get a better response and I think the crowds are starting to get into them more. I told them that in two tours from now, they will be getting all the insanely excited people screaming at them at shows. That's just how it is here. Don't get me wrong, the crowd wasn't bad, but here, Cannibal Corpse fans don't generally like the Hypocrisy type of vibe. They usually only want brutal death. It was nice to see the pit going every once in a while though. The setlist was about the same as the other gigs and I REALLY liked the new songs, especially the opener, Born Dead Buried Alive. There's just something about that riff that makes me play that song over and over.
Horgh fits the band perfectly. Not that I ever doubted that! You could hear that he added a couple things here and there, but it wasn't out of place or to an excess like a lot of people were assuming at first. The whole band really sounded tight and I didn't hear any mistakes from where I was. For those people that were in the front, sorry if I was in your way sometimes. I tried to stay outta the way, but shit happens and it wasn't always possible for me. That pole on the left side of the stage (stage right) was my best friend that night! The guys said they thought the tour was going pretty damned well and they were happy with it for the most part. I tried to give them a bit more encouragement for the bay area scene, I hoped that worked. I did manage to get a bunch of photos, a lot that turned out pretty cool. I will try to scan them today/tomorrow and post them on a temporary site until Fredrik posts them on Swedish Metal if you guys want.
I hate the fact that I looked forward to this gig for so long and I end up with an absolutely KILLER migraine, and I couldn't headbang with the music. Or very very little. It was insanely tough for me to last through the set. CC came on and after about two songs, I swore I was going to puke in the photo pit because of the flashing stage lights. And CC were about ten times too loud. Even a few other people I know said so. I only watched about six songs of them and had to go downstairs and lay on the couch. I did watch soundcheck and whatnot and hung out until the left (don't ask me how I managed that) and I think they got to Portland in one piece. If the crowds stay pretty consistant with the guys, I think they'll be happy enough to come back.
On to Hypocrisy... FUCK they own. They always have. I think the more they tour here, the more people here will like them. They got a better response than they did in November, but like I was saying to them, here in the bay area you either have to be very technical or very very fast and brutal. If you're in between, the crowd will look at you and try to figure you out. Each time they come here, they get a better response and I think the crowds are starting to get into them more. I told them that in two tours from now, they will be getting all the insanely excited people screaming at them at shows. That's just how it is here. Don't get me wrong, the crowd wasn't bad, but here, Cannibal Corpse fans don't generally like the Hypocrisy type of vibe. They usually only want brutal death. It was nice to see the pit going every once in a while though. The setlist was about the same as the other gigs and I REALLY liked the new songs, especially the opener, Born Dead Buried Alive. There's just something about that riff that makes me play that song over and over.
Horgh fits the band perfectly. Not that I ever doubted that! You could hear that he added a couple things here and there, but it wasn't out of place or to an excess like a lot of people were assuming at first. The whole band really sounded tight and I didn't hear any mistakes from where I was. For those people that were in the front, sorry if I was in your way sometimes. I tried to stay outta the way, but shit happens and it wasn't always possible for me. That pole on the left side of the stage (stage right) was my best friend that night! The guys said they thought the tour was going pretty damned well and they were happy with it for the most part. I tried to give them a bit more encouragement for the bay area scene, I hoped that worked. I did manage to get a bunch of photos, a lot that turned out pretty cool. I will try to scan them today/tomorrow and post them on a temporary site until Fredrik posts them on Swedish Metal if you guys want.I hate the fact that I looked forward to this gig for so long and I end up with an absolutely KILLER migraine, and I couldn't headbang with the music. Or very very little. It was insanely tough for me to last through the set. CC came on and after about two songs, I swore I was going to puke in the photo pit because of the flashing stage lights. And CC were about ten times too loud. Even a few other people I know said so. I only watched about six songs of them and had to go downstairs and lay on the couch. I did watch soundcheck and whatnot and hung out until the left (don't ask me how I managed that) and I think they got to Portland in one piece. If the crowds stay pretty consistant with the guys, I think they'll be happy enough to come back.
Destroyer Of Orden
ArchType
Ahhh this was a good show! I managed to stay front and center the entire gig (but.. then again I always do)
Vile ripped my fucking head off, as I was expecting the typical opener band, boring and little action. Vile were pleasantly suprising, the drummer being amazing and a helluva shredder. Awesome vocalist as well, the old one blows in comparison.
Exhumed well... they kicked ass! Heavy and deathy, good performance, great energy. Didn't recognize too much as I don't follow them, but an awesome performance nevertheless.
Hypocacy... well what can I say, i've seen them three times, and all three times they have been painfully mediocre and boring. I was told to "wake up" by the security several times. Sorry Hypocricy fans, but they can't do shows too well.
Canibal Corpse ruled as always, this being my fourth time seeing them. Long set, many songs, though i'm pissed they did not play I will kill you. My neck is fucking broken, as it always is,but i'll survive, and the new tour shirt is awesome. Bitchin' show, now onto Iced Earth and COB!
Vile ripped my fucking head off, as I was expecting the typical opener band, boring and little action. Vile were pleasantly suprising, the drummer being amazing and a helluva shredder. Awesome vocalist as well, the old one blows in comparison.
Exhumed well... they kicked ass! Heavy and deathy, good performance, great energy. Didn't recognize too much as I don't follow them, but an awesome performance nevertheless.
Hypocacy... well what can I say, i've seen them three times, and all three times they have been painfully mediocre and boring. I was told to "wake up" by the security several times. Sorry Hypocricy fans, but they can't do shows too well.
Canibal Corpse ruled as always, this being my fourth time seeing them. Long set, many songs, though i'm pissed they did not play I will kill you. My neck is fucking broken, as it always is,but i'll survive, and the new tour shirt is awesome. Bitchin' show, now onto Iced Earth and COB!
NAD
What A Horrible Night To Have A Curse
My review of the show in Los Angeles: http://www.royalcarnage.com/Features/live reviews/cannibal corpse/cannibal_frame.htm
This show was my first real taste of hypocrisy. I must say that I enjoyed them immensely and I am now a converted fan. They fucking killed......... waaaaaaay better than cannibal corpse will ever be (obviously, a lot of bands are better than CC). Anywho.... I'm wondering if anyone knows what Hypocrisy cd's are worth buying. e-mail me @ greenironfist54@hotmail.com
lumitalvi
IkiHorros Hypocrazy
No, you didn't get ripped. One shirt was an old one from the last tour here and they had only a few girlies for the wohle tour, so I'm not suprised. They probably ran out, especially since they have never had a girlie for sale on a tour over here before that I can remember.
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