Inquisitor wrote:Simple answer. Viathyn
Inquisitor wrote:Simple answer. Viathyn
mooyagi wrote:It may be a bit different for Tool because the band has always kept more of a "shadowy" type of image. For me, the band seemed to try and shy away from having a presence on stage and let the music take center stage. I generally like bands that have great stage presence but for some reason it seemed to work when Tool played. I was also sitting pretty far back, as it was an arena show and I had seats in the lower seating level, off the floor, on the far end from the stage, so I was fine sitting back, letting myself fall into the music and enjoying the artsy fartsy videos that were shown on two screens above and to the sides of the stage. Maybe the experience would have been much different had I been in GA on the floor.
DJ Old Man Stares wrote:Bands that don't tour the US will grab my attention. Bal Sagoth, Emperor, or Holy Moses are good examples.
Rab wrote:1 band for me is blood bath
nekrobarr wrote:I thought about it a bit. Draconian would an insta-book for me, whether it's BTH or 70k.
Sgt. B wrote:DJ Old Man Stares wrote:Bands that don't tour the US will grab my attention. Bal Sagoth, Emperor, or Holy Moses are good examples.
I saw Bal Sagoth at Heathen Crusade 2 in 2007. I was looking forward to seeing them but their performance fell flat. I quickly got bored by their show. I would love to see Emperor again.
Conrad wrote:Draconian would be cool, and would keep up with the doom quota, but they wouldn't make me instantly book. Ahab and/or Solitude Aeturnus would, though. I'm pretty sure Pentagram will be on the line-up for 2013, like Stratovarius cancelled, then got re-booked the following year.
Memnoch wrote:I've seen Bal-Sagoth twice, and both gigs were quite bad.
First one was at Nosturi and apparently they didn't have their own sound engineer with them, so that accounts to some difficulties but, honestly, they were so bad I had to leave during the set. The second time was at DOM (might've been Dante's at the time), and it was a bit better. Luckily they had Skyclad as an opening act that time, so I was happy and got my money's worth. I think their biggest problem on stage is vocals and Byron isn't a showman. That stupid "evil laughter" like 1000 times a night and the plastic sword he had really ruins the show. And the vocals weren't good either.
So I say that if you like the band, don't go see them. Ever.
WizardBeast wrote:did you see Skyclad with or without Walkyier?
Conrad wrote:
Stained Class wrote:Kevin, what if Madder Mortem is on 70k? Would you put up with a bunch of fruity bands for it?
KevinP wrote:Stained Class wrote:Kevin, what if Madder Mortem is on 70k? Would you put up with a bunch of fruity bands for it?
Well since I don't have any issues with the variety on 70K to begin with, of course I'd do whatever I had to get to onbroad.
Stained Class wrote:KevinP wrote:Stained Class wrote:Kevin, what if Madder Mortem is on 70k? Would you put up with a bunch of fruity bands for it?
Well since I don't have any issues with the variety on 70K to begin with, of course I'd do whatever I had to get to onbroad.
Fair, but you have a choice now. Barge will be full of bands that you like.
KevinP wrote:Well I do like all styles
Stained Class wrote:KevinP wrote:Well I do like all styles
huh?
KevinP wrote:Stained Class wrote:KevinP wrote:Well I do like all styles
huh?
I'm an elitist prick, so......
KevinP wrote:Stained Class wrote:KevinP wrote:Well I do like all styles
huh?
I don't consider fruit metal a valid style, so......
KevinP wrote:Stained Class wrote:KevinP wrote:Well I do like all styles
huh?
I don't consider fruit metal a valid style, so......
nekrobarr wrote:KevinP wrote:I don't consider fruit metal a valid style, so......
How aboot body function metal?
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