Music: Metal/Punk Rock
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Slayer show with Down, Suicidal Tendencies and Hatebreed. Production quality for the Slayer set was over the top with insane visuals and pyrotechnics, great energy and a few large mosh pits around the venue. Down had the most moving set I think personally, Phil’s vocals and Peppers guitar was just so good. The lead singer for Suicidal Tendencies got into the pit for one of their songs and it felt like high school all over again.
IG: selvedgelooks
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Best song title by the worst band name ever.
This track also makes the average Ramones song seem long.
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@Bridger I once (i want to say somewhere around 2009-2011 or so) went to Edinburgh at the end of October for a Cannibal Corpse show with Dying Fetus opening. Mostly went for Fetus as I had seen CC a load of times before but never Fetus..
Halloween is not a thing in Germany so it wasn't at all on my radar, but it very much is in Scotland. The show was great, but it was made extra memorable because more than half of the audience was in costume. Super fun night.
Oh, and bad names.. Song 5 on Killing on Adrenaline is particularly disturbing..
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@tenuin, poor Fido
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@WithBongInHand I hadn’t listened to Down much since their second album, and this show reawakened my appreciation for the band. I’ve been playing them non stop since the ride home and exploring what they’ve produced since Down II. Phil mentioned they have a new album coming out soon which I’m excited for. I also didn’t know they had a 3LP live album, I’m going to try a find a copy of it.
Picked up this autographed poster at the show, signed by all the current members of the band. We were the last stop on their current tour.
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@jdwaid Hell yeah! Cool poster!
Here’s me as little baby with Phil behind Bogart’s in Cincinnati during the Down III tour in 2007.
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@WithBongInHand whoa! So cool.
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Descendants and Social D at the Stone Poney
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I saw Back to the Beginning last night in the cinema, the last Ozzy gig. It was very well done. Particularly good audio and footage of the stage.
Stand out Sabbath/Ozzy covers for me included Lamb of God’s Children of the Grave, Halestorm’s Perry Mason and Yungblud’s Changes.
Players that impressed me were Tommy Clufetos and Travis Barker on drums and Nuno Bettencourt (OMFG) and Zakk Wylde on guitar.
Immomi and Gezzer are still incredible and some of the best axemen on stage.
It's worth seeing if you're an Ozzy fan.
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