Hitoshura wrote:somewhat of an excitement dampener, that is day one of metalfest which means it'll be pricey, but i'll still go because MA
i believe that will make it the first i've attended since 2005
The last time you were there, I was too?
Yeah, I think a single day is $45. I'm going to shell it out though, because fuck I missed the last nearby MA gig and this is my first time seeing them with Tucker live.
yeah, that whole package got rolled into metalfest that year. pretty sure that was the last time i saw nile, or at the very least the last time i was interested in seeing them.
here's some wild shit: if they were so inclined, they could do a nostalgia set for nephren-ka's 20th anniversary, which occurs the week after this show
Hitoshura wrote:yeah, that whole package got rolled into metalfest that year. pretty sure that was the last time i saw nile, or at the very least the last time i was interested in seeing them.
here's some wild shit: if they were so inclined, they could do a nostalgia set for nephren-ka's 20th anniversary, which occurs the week after this show
Soulfly is performing as Nailbomb up here in March with Today Is The Day opening. Fuck, Higher Ground in So.Burlington is actually booking interesting things now.
(I'm not a particularly big Soulfly fan, but Nailbomb was great.)
Rufus T. Firefly wrote:2005 - King Diamond / Nile / The Black Dalia Murder / Behemoth. caught that tour twice.
Annihilation of the Wicked was the album.
the last time I saw Nile was 2007 on the Ithyphallic tour. I got in a fight with Nile's tour manager Pinky or whatever his name was. fucking foreskin fungus.
If someone wants to videotape that fatty from Nile he should be honoured
Rufus T. Firefly wrote:2005 - King Diamond / Nile / The Black Dalia Murder / Behemoth. caught that tour twice.
Annihilation of the Wicked was the album.
the last time I saw Nile was 2007 on the Ithyphallic tour. I got in a fight with Nile's tour manager Pinky or whatever his name was. fucking foreskin fungus.
If someone wants to videotape that fatty from Nile he should be honoured
also, this is a severely underrated and extremely correct post
Hitoshura wrote:nine weeks, i've barely got time to plan my outfit fashion stormy is gonna take over the remodeled palladium and show all the local chuds how its done
mostly by showering and wearing deodorant that day, but maybe in other ways too
A trip to the barber too I'd imagine
vega wrote:But when I am meeting she is a round circle like egg. . She is eating 88% of foods and I am paying 100% bill.
Hitoshura wrote:nine weeks, i've barely got time to plan my outfit fashion stormy is gonna take over the remodeled palladium and show all the local chuds how its done
mostly by showering and wearing deodorant that day, but maybe in other ways too
ooo! I will shower and wear deodorant also! We can start a gang!
i am working until 5 on friday but i will be back in worcester by 5:30ish. if you wanna figure out some sort of plan for food and/or beers before the show get at me in the ein private messages
i am working until 5 on friday but i will be back in worcester by 5:30ish. if you wanna figure out some sort of plan for food and/or beers before the show get at me in the ein private messages
daaaannnng I got my ticket almost immediately
Doors open at 1pm, but I think MA is last in the lineup and I read somewhere they are letting people out and back in all day. I see multiple bands on the bill I don't mind walking away from to get some eats and a beer.
I saw MA last night. It was a last minute decision and I wasn't really in the mood to see a show, but since it was only a 15 minute bus ride to the venue I had a hard time passing it up.
I got there right when Origin started. I don't know if it was the venue - which is notorious for bad acoustics - or a bad mix, or maybe their music just doesn't translate well live, but I couldn't even make out any of the riffs. Nothing but double bass and shrieking. Although I was also standing way in the back and hadn't put earplugs in yet, so that might have been part of the issue too.
I was able to get right up to the front for Morbid Angel (probably only about 100 people there) and they sounded great. They were very tight and everything was audible. Trey looked much more focused on getting his parts right than I had seen him in live videos from the past few tours with David Vincent.
I'm glad I went but like I said I wasn't really in the mood for music when I went in and unfortunately remained in that mood all night. Good to see the band can still put on a good show. I'd probably see them again if they come to town on the next U.S. tour, but it would have to be a different set list. Also I think they lucked out with picking up the drummer they have, but I do definitely prefer Pete's style of playing live. Oh well.
Paste Human wrote:I'm glad I went but like I said I wasn't really in the mood for music when I went in and unfortunately remained in that mood all night.
judging by the clips i've seen this is the case with all the crowds on the current tour