Hell no, we deserved it!! We were upr front goin apeshit!!! Jim thanked us for saving him and buying him time whilst he got his shit worked by havin chris and jeff to have a shred battle!AnvilSnake said:
Death Is Certain said:
Pretty sure you are correct sir. That show was bad ass. One of the better performances I think I've heard Warrel do in some time, considering he can't get trashed before singing anymore he can remember all the words to the songs! and hit all the high notes over and over again. My opinion is that Chris Broderick needs to be full time second axe he fits the band too well and kicks ass on guitar enough that it would truely be more like a cacophony experience live. (this is my guitar nerd opinion) Nothing against Steve, but Chris out shreds Loomis and Smyth in terms of technical ability, as far as I've seen him demostrate, check out you tube and behold his mastery of the guitar on almost every front, and style if you don't believe me. ALl elite guitarists no question. Too bad I didn';t stick around for another hour to get backstage or whatever, they got done playing their encore around 1:00 am-ish maybe a little later, after that it was pretty lame standing around as they took care of shit back stage in preparation for the show sunday in cali. At least I got to say Hi to jim, and harass Jeff somemore, he's always in a personable mood with a sense of humor to match. Overall, the opening bands were not my favorites, I'm in my own local band and they can all rag on me if they want. Beltfed weapon sounded bad ass for once, too bad lead guitarist guy and the drummer are done, leaving that band crippled again. I've played with them before when they had no second guitarist and their second drummer (marine guy) and it wasn't nearly as good. Classic death metal with awesome shredding come on! the other three bands the braindead included, bleh! que terrible?! Nevermore, awesome. Real ultimate power I got so excited I kicked my mom in the face the next day.MegadeV said:
ATGuitar_NInja said:
no no tommy that guy was saying it was 120 degrees inside the venue...it was a packed show...sold out, somewhere a round 600 peepsxSUIxTOMMYx said:I`m reading those posts and hardly believe this show attracted just 120 fansDont know what to think of it....was that place that small to gather just a 10 dozens of people? Or the band was prepared for such a tiny fan-base from their hometown? I realize NM have way better recognition and fan-base in EU than in the States so it`s really hard for me to comprehend how weak the whole metal scene in USA must be...I was told that Machine Head barely fills clubs here in SF and in EU they sold out every venue or 4-6 thousand arenas...
Anyway, I bet NM gave 150% of their energy on stage despite technical problems I read about. And those who attended also gave their best shot as well!
Also the setlist suprised me a lot! But that would mean that the main part of this upcoming DVD will probably include the footage that`s still to come.....Bochum 9/12.....I`m pretty sure NM`s setlist will contain most of the songs that were not played in Seattle, especially that this gig is planned for almost 2 hours as I read in some news. And I bet that this 666 tickets are already sold out or soon to be. And I know that some of the Polish enemies will be there! Too bad I will not be there....
Nah, that was the plan all along. The setlist says "What Tomorrow/Garden" instead of listing them both individually.Death Is Certain said:
BassMastaa said:
nope i got the whole thing all one peice its chewed up l(looks like the big fat dude behind us got a bit hungry and started knawing on it) but its there and all in one peice and the set list i dont know if its half but its has last 5 songs so maybe less then halfDreamNeonBlack said:
