Tryptikon, 1349 and Yakuza on tour...
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Krilons Resa
Jerry's married?!
I dig their new album. Ultimately, I'm not a huge fan of any of these bands, but need to blow off some steam in the worst way. I suspect I may be flying solo on this one.
radiobabe
kasvissyöjä
The question is, has anybody been on the shows this last week in Europe... been playing quite remote places - from my point of view/kinda home.
hmm, I might be up for this. Never saw anything to do with Celtic Frost live and been a fan since '85 ... I really should catch them even if it's just Tom.
also the Slayer/Megadeth/Anthrax show I was planning to go to next weekend, just found out it's like 50/60 bucks a ticket and I am a cheap bastard especially since I don't even know where the tickets will be for that moolah in a big stadium.
also the Slayer/Megadeth/Anthrax show I was planning to go to next weekend, just found out it's like 50/60 bucks a ticket and I am a cheap bastard especially since I don't even know where the tickets will be for that moolah in a big stadium.
Krilons Resa
Jerry's married?!
I am going to hit this party after the show too ...
http://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?pid=5724529&id=608541038
Frost should be doing some fire breathing
also I have a feeling Tom Warrior might be there as well as they just posted some "special guests" on FB.
He does live in NYC I belive so it's not a stretch.
http://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?pid=5724529&id=608541038
Frost should be doing some fire breathing
also I have a feeling Tom Warrior might be there as well as they just posted some "special guests" on FB.
He does live in NYC I belive so it's not a stretch.
Demilich
Remember
Is Yakuza any good?
I remember 1349 being shit live, total brittle sound and absolutely banal music.
I remember 1349 being shit live, total brittle sound and absolutely banal music.
Yakuza was excellent. Great stage presence. They pull of what they do on disc really well.
1349 was awful. Granted, the venue sound wasn't great. But that didn't slow Yakuza or Triptykon. 1349 just sounded silly, with a neverending stream of blast beats and double-bass drum work. There's just nothing of interest going on there.
Triptykon had a very cool vibe and a very dense sound. Unfortunately, that slow, grinding music doesn't work well when you're dragging ass because you're on no sleep. I bailed about 45 minutes in. But that was on me, not the band's ability to deliver.
1349 was awful. Granted, the venue sound wasn't great. But that didn't slow Yakuza or Triptykon. 1349 just sounded silly, with a neverending stream of blast beats and double-bass drum work. There's just nothing of interest going on there.
Triptykon had a very cool vibe and a very dense sound. Unfortunately, that slow, grinding music doesn't work well when you're dragging ass because you're on no sleep. I bailed about 45 minutes in. But that was on me, not the band's ability to deliver.
yeah, what Greg said.
Oddly, Triptykon ended like 10 minutes after you left. They just played about 3 very long songs from the new disc and ended. No encore, nada. Weird.
1349 has some history behind them, but really sounded like poop. the guitar player was even posing and hamming it up between songs for the photographers which i thought was pretty funny.
Yakuza was pretty good but as i was telling Greg, I couldn't make heads or tails of what they were about which is probably a good thing. They reminded me of this band from the 80's that I still can't remember the name of, they were a Faith No More clone ... something with M ... maybe Mordered? I don't know.
Oddly, Triptykon ended like 10 minutes after you left. They just played about 3 very long songs from the new disc and ended. No encore, nada. Weird.
1349 has some history behind them, but really sounded like poop. the guitar player was even posing and hamming it up between songs for the photographers which i thought was pretty funny.
Yakuza was pretty good but as i was telling Greg, I couldn't make heads or tails of what they were about which is probably a good thing. They reminded me of this band from the 80's that I still can't remember the name of, they were a Faith No More clone ... something with M ... maybe Mordered? I don't know.
See if you can't lay your hands on a copy of, "Of Seismic Consequence". Good stuff indeed.
i'll try to find the latest one Greg, their old stuff sounds nothing like the stuff I heard last night
BTW, here is Triptykon's setlist from last night
(Intro music) Crucifixus
Procreation (Of The Wicked)
Goetia
Circle Of The Tyrants
Babylon Fell
Abyss Within My Soul
Synagoga Satanae
The Prolonging
(Exit music) Winter: Requiem
BTW, here is Triptykon's setlist from last night
(Intro music) Crucifixus
Procreation (Of The Wicked)
Goetia
Circle Of The Tyrants
Babylon Fell
Abyss Within My Soul
Synagoga Satanae
The Prolonging
(Exit music) Winter: Requiem
looking at this set list from last night and the way they delivered the songs ... it seems there was some story/theme to this presentation. those songs make sense somehow in that order.
also ... wowaweewa ... I am in love with the bass player Vanja Slajh
also ... wowaweewa ... I am in love with the bass player Vanja Slajh
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=237406&id=608541038 ... dammit dammit dammit, missed the after party that I wanted to go to.
had to drag my drunk ass friend home.
had to drag my drunk ass friend home.
yeah, my friend just texted me that he has no recollection of me driving him home. never mind that we had a deep philosophical conversation littered with hi-fives on the way for about 40 minutes. 
we all had the same amount of drinks yet he was completely sloshed (unless he was sneaking away to the bar every 10 minutes during Triptykon)
we all had the same amount of drinks yet he was completely sloshed (unless he was sneaking away to the bar every 10 minutes during Triptykon)
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