MichiMikey said:
Saw Fireball in concert, probably with Anthrax, and really enjoyed it. Cool shit....
Was that at Harpos with Dio? I was at that show and thought Fireball kinda sucked
Dio and Thrax tore shit up though
. Here is an old review of the show and NO I did not write it because you will never hear me say that Harpos is the
ultimate place to see a show
Harpos has to be one of the ultimate places to see a metal show in Michigan, aside from the Machine Shop.
Fireball Ministry opened the show and these guys/gals sound better live than on their disc. The female guitarist and bassist's back up vocals compliment the lead singers incredibly well. I was also impressed to see the bassist's headbanging and energy throughout the show. This band is worth seeing.
Anthrax put on a usual devastating show. It took the sound guy a few songs to get his head out of his ass so we could hear the solos but after that the show was awesome. They opened up with Eflinikfusin and Caught in a Mosh. Others included Keep it in the Family, Only and Safe Home. They closed with Indians and announced a new greatest hits CD release in Nov. "The Greater of 2 Evils"
Dio came out with a lengthy set. Ronnie never missed a note and can still perform like he did back in the 80s. He opened with One More for the Road and played his big hits Rainbow in the Dark, Last in Line, Rock n Roll Children, Man on the SIlver Mountain and Holy Diver. Old tunes he covered were Sign of the Southern Cross and Gates of Babylon. What Dio show wouldn't be complete without a drum and guitar solo???? Craig Goldie played a kick ass guitar solo and never missed a note the whole night.
This show was well worth the 2 hour drive there and 2 hour drive back home.