Morbid Angel in Paris 16-12-2011 footage

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Quality fan-filmed video footage of MORBID ANGEL's December 16, 2011 performance at La Machine du Moulin Rouge in Paris, France can be seen below.



The band's setlist was as follows:



01. Immortal Rites

02. Fall From Grace

03. Rapture

04. Day Of Suffering

05. Blasphemy

06. Maze Of Torment

07. Existo Vulgoré

08. Nevermore

09. I Am Morbid

10. Angel Of Disease

11. Lord Of All Fevers And Plague

12. Chapel Of Ghouls



Encore:



13. Intro (tape)

14. Where The Slime Live

15. God Of Emptiness

16. World Of Shit (The Promised Land)



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I really liked the syncopated cymbal parts that Tim does in Blasphemy. I still find David's introductions very cheesy and awkward.

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[quote name="Void"]I really liked the syncopated cymbal parts that Tim does in Blasphemy. I still find David's introductions very cheesy and awkward.[/quote]



What do you mean with syncopated cymbal parts? What he does at 3.00?



I think it doesn't belong there and disbalances the attention focus on that part.



Other than that, I must admist that Tim drums a lot better then Pete. I'd like to hear him perform the groove in Lions Den properly.

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[quote name="Void"]I really liked the syncopated cymbal parts that Tim does in Blasphemy. I still find David's introductions very cheesy and awkward.[/quote]



i'll have to check this later.

[vO)))id]

It's in the parts "Do what thou whilt shall be the whole of the law, rebel against the church..."

[vO)))id]

also, Trey's riffing is spot on! Maybe his soloing has gone down hill a couple of times but the songs are fucking tight. Other than David, I'm really enjoying this again, which is something I didn't entirely expect.



And I don't think Tim is necessarily a better drummer than Pete, he's just a very different drummer. Sure, he can pull off things that Pete can't but I just think Sandoval's way of drumming and feeling fits MA perfectly. The way he does his snare rolls in songs like Blasphemy, after each blastbeat in the main riff. Those little things are what fits those songs so nicely and glues the whole thing together. I love Tim's drumming and it's a blast to see him play, but on other parts I do miss Commando.

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[quote name="Void"]It's in the parts "Do what thou whilt shall be the whole of the law, rebel against the church..."[/quote]



Ah I thought so. I'm not into these parts though: it goes against the vibe of the song imo.



I agree with you that Pete has his great distinctive style, but as Pete needs to work for it which makes it sound more exciting, Tim does it all with audible ease (that's why he can also add stuff) which makes it more tight but also a bit safe sounding.

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[quote name="Void"]I really liked the syncopated cymbal parts that Tim does in Blasphemy. I still find David's introductions very cheesy and awkward.[/quote]



Agree 100% on those cymbal parts. Tim is good, although I didn't enjoy his playing on the record so much.



David blows. There's no real fire in the live show any more. They are playing the songs competently...but that's about it. I don't see any of the intensity.

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[quote name="Void"]I really liked the syncopated cymbal parts that Tim does in Blasphemy. .[/quote]



yeah, that was a nice surprise & cool!

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[quote name="Void"]I still find David's introductions very cheesy and awkward.[/quote]



absolutely this. he introduces them like they're a band who wrote stadium rock [/quote]



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