Morbid Angel - Live In Montreal, Canada, 28-04-2002
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Re: Morbid Angel - Live In Montreal, Canada, 28-04-2002
This is an awesome show which I overlooked at first, but during the show the darkish picture gets more clear. 
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Re: Morbid Angel - Live In Montreal, Canada, 28-04-2002
shame they never did an album with Jared... he such great delivery.
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Re: Morbid Angel - Live In Montreal, Canada, 28-04-2002
This is the shit!!! Fucking AWESOME!!! I wish Jared was still among us... what a fucking beast on stage
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[quote name="iamgoat"]This is the shit!!! Fucking AWESOME!!! I wish Jared was still among us... what a fucking beast on stage
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Interesting that they played two songs from D in that show but none from F
I guess they were opening for Motorhead at the time. I used to have a flyer from this tour hanging on my wall (I think I took from a record store
).
I guess they were opening for Motorhead at the time. I used to have a flyer from this tour hanging on my wall (I think I took from a record store

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[quote name="Paste Human"]Interesting that they played two songs from D in that show but none from F
I guess they were opening for Motorhead at the time. I used to have a flyer from this tour hanging on my wall (I think I took from a record store
).[/quote]
I think that makes sense, most FFF songs have incredible hard to learn lyrical parts. Considering Jared replaced Tucker quite suddenly, they probably took the easier learnable songs. I have a recording from 20-2-2001 where Tucker still did vocals. Somewhere in that year Jared filled his spot and I think he had to learn the lyrics quite fast. Although Jared's delivery is awesomely fruital overall, it's not that he lays much characteristic dynamics in the words. BTw I think Tucker didn't do that on FFF much either, on Gateways, I think Tucker has gotten much better.
I guess they were opening for Motorhead at the time. I used to have a flyer from this tour hanging on my wall (I think I took from a record store
I think that makes sense, most FFF songs have incredible hard to learn lyrical parts. Considering Jared replaced Tucker quite suddenly, they probably took the easier learnable songs. I have a recording from 20-2-2001 where Tucker still did vocals. Somewhere in that year Jared filled his spot and I think he had to learn the lyrics quite fast. Although Jared's delivery is awesomely fruital overall, it's not that he lays much characteristic dynamics in the words. BTw I think Tucker didn't do that on FFF much either, on Gateways, I think Tucker has gotten much better.
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Re: Morbid Angel - Live In Montreal, Canada, 28-04-2002
I wish there was an album with Jared. I like to think it would be the shit.

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Re: Morbid Angel - Live In Montreal, Canada, 28-04-2002
[quote name="M.Bison"]I wish there was an album with Jared. I like to think it would be the shit.[/quote]
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Re: Morbid Angel - Live In Montreal, Canada, 28-04-2002
[quote name="Mutilator"]
[quote name="Paste Human"]Interesting that they played two songs from D in that show but none from F
I guess they were opening for Motorhead at the time. I used to have a flyer from this tour hanging on my wall (I think I took from a record store
).[/quote]
I think that makes sense, most FFF songs have incredible hard to learn lyrical parts. Considering Jared replaced Tucker quite suddenly, they probably took the easier learnable songs. I have a recording from 20-2-2001 where Tucker still did vocals. Somewhere in that year Jared filled his spot and I think he had to learn the lyrics quite fast. Although Jared's delivery is awesomely fruital overall, it's not that he lays much characteristic dynamics in the words. BTw I think Tucker didn't do that on FFF much either, on Gateways, I think Tucker has gotten much better.[/quote]
Jared not being readily able pull off the faster lyrics on F occurred to me after posting, but I was thinking more of Trey using two songs from D of all albums on a short set list (I figured they only started playing them again because David had come back).
[quote name="Paste Human"]Interesting that they played two songs from D in that show but none from F
I guess they were opening for Motorhead at the time. I used to have a flyer from this tour hanging on my wall (I think I took from a record store
I think that makes sense, most FFF songs have incredible hard to learn lyrical parts. Considering Jared replaced Tucker quite suddenly, they probably took the easier learnable songs. I have a recording from 20-2-2001 where Tucker still did vocals. Somewhere in that year Jared filled his spot and I think he had to learn the lyrics quite fast. Although Jared's delivery is awesomely fruital overall, it's not that he lays much characteristic dynamics in the words. BTw I think Tucker didn't do that on FFF much either, on Gateways, I think Tucker has gotten much better.[/quote]
Jared not being readily able pull off the faster lyrics on F occurred to me after posting, but I was thinking more of Trey using two songs from D of all albums on a short set list (I figured they only started playing them again because David had come back).
