The Last Concert You Attended
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Posted by Deadsoulman, 16.10.2007 - 09:33
I'll start by pasting my last message in the old thread:
I saw Behemoth, Kataklysm, Aborted and Lyfthrasyr on Sunday.
As I may write a report about this one, I won't say much. Just that Kataklysm, and above all Behemoth, were amazing. Really. Absolutely amazing. I've been blown away, even if it was the third time this year I was seeing Behemoth live (after the No Mercy fest and the Hellfest). But, as headliners, they are even better.
Ok, I'll just give you the setlists of the last two bands, for those who care
Setlist Kataklysm:
Like Angels (Weeping The Dark)
Let Them Burn
Ambassador Of Pain
The Resurrected
Crippled & Broken
Serenity In Fire
1999:6661:2000
Where The Enemy Sleeps...
Beyond Salvation
As I Slither
Face The Face Of War
Manipulator Of Souls
In Shadows And Dust
Setlist Behemoth:
Rome 64 C.E.
Slaying The Prophets Of Isa
Antichristian Phenomenon
Demigod
From The Pagan Vastlands
Prometherion
Conquer All
Christgrinding Avenue
Drum Solo
Slaves Shall Serve
As Above So Below
Summoning Of the Ancient Gods
Christians To The Lions
Decade Of Therion
Chant For Eschaton 2000
Encore:
I Got Erection (Turbonegro cover)
To reply to another post in the old thread, both bands played approximately 75 minutes.
Next to come is Enslaved and Keep Of Kalessin tomorrow
| Fallen Ghost Craft Beer Geek Posts: 710  |
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| Wukk Posts: 792  |
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| Risto Wandering Midget Posts: 1115  |
Ghost Brigade at sold out Nuclear Nightclub last night. Solid gig, even though Electra Complex still needs some time to properly translate the vibe to a live setting. Also, Elämä on tulta is as killer a live song as I expected. Go see them if they come near you!
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| Totenlieder Posts: 274  |
Cannabis Corpse and Mammoth Grinder At a place called the Loading Dock. Which is literally an actual loading dock. Other than it being really cold it was a rad show.
---- Blut & Krieg
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| toxx Supreme being Posts: 390  |
Haven't been to any concerts lately. Last concert i attended was Orange Goblin at Parkteateret in Oslo. (When St. Vitus was supposed to play, but Wino got caught with meth on the border). Orange Goblin is a pretty good live-band! They delivered the goods, playing a longer set of almost 1,5 hours!
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| Wukk Posts: 792 |
Written by Risto on 14.12.2014 at 16:44 I'm sold. Really want to see them now. Trouble is, nobody I know is into them and I don't really want to go alone. Looks like it's time to spam my friends with GB.
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| Angry Chair Posts: 153  |
Went manchester academy on a couple of days ago and saw Shining and Marty friedman open for Arch Enemy and Kreator, the shining and friedman played together and did an epic cover of king crimsons "21st century schizoid man" it was amazing. Arch Enemy did an amazing set and prefromed fantastic with the new singer and Kreators set was immense, they played all the best ones pretty much. Kreator even did a cover of "number of the beast". Overall incredible show. Has anyone else been to see the Kreator/Arch enemy tour?
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| Warman Erotic Stains Posts: 7695  |
I saw At the Gates, Grave and Morbus Chron about a month ago. Morbus Chron has released one of the best albums of 2014 and they really delivered a great show with it. Grave, well, I have respect for their cult status and all. But I actually prefer Grave's later albums, think the first ones blend into the same song and that's also my opinion about their show. Can't believe that other countries got Triptykon instead of Grave... At the Gates were just awesome. They're so fucking tight, you can really tell that these guys have played with each other for a couple of years, albums and tours. I'm so glad I got to see them finally.
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| Warman Erotic Stains Posts: 7695 |
Written by Angry Chair on 21.12.2014 at 12:59 I've never seen them together but I've seen them on their own. Although it was a long time ago. I saw Arch Enemy 2006 and Kreator 2007. But I still remember both shows as being some of the better I've attended. Although I have a hard time seeing those two on the same tour. But I saw Kreator with Watain and Celtic Frost opening, and I guess that's a pretty odd combo too.
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| Risto Wandering Midget Posts: 1115 |
Written by Wukk on 20.12.2014 at 04:56 If this isn't convincing enough, I don't know what is 
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Written by Warman on 21.12.2014 at 19:47 AE whit old singer, somehow I don't like Alica , I dunno why
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| Wukk Posts: 792 |
Written by Risto on 22.12.2014 at 13:01 That video makes me sad. Sad that I'll never see that live in a crowd of Finnish people who know all the words.
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| CobiWan1993 Secundum Filium Posts: 1364  |
Not metal but I saw Steve Hackett (Genesis) on December 6th at the Orpheum Theater in LA.
---- Ordinary men hate solitude. But the Master makes use of it, embracing his aloneness, realizing he is one with the whole universe (Lao Tzu).
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| Wukk Posts: 792 |
Written by Risto on 22.12.2014 at 13:01 They're playing in London tonight. I forgot. Oops.
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| Deathmaster Posts: 100  |
Machine Head, @ a venue called Woolys. The turnout was great, Excellent pits, no openers, and Machine head played for two and a half hours. It was a great show, although Rob Flynn's vocals were definitely rather weak. Other than that no complaints here.
---- "While I live let me live deep."-Robert Howard
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| jenniferum Posts: 2 |
Heh, this is a good one - I went to see a symphony orchestra a couple weeks ago - Stratovarius' bassist had written a song and they played it together. So it was not the typical classical concert - at all! But they also performed some...well, stuff not to my liking. However the stuff with the bassist was very cool. The concert was videoed (?) too and they released it online so can be watched free, not the full thing though, just the song Lauri Porra wrote. So anyone into a weird mix of classical and metal, or just die hard Strato fans like me, you can check it at http://www.classiclive.com/porra-entropia (the concert was in Finland btw, and I believe Lauri is the grandson of a classical composer, so that might have affected his decision to do this). Besides this, my last concert was as long ago as last October - went to see HIM!
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| Totenlieder Posts: 274 |
I wasn't able to see Jucifer in Salt Lake so I went to the show in Ogden the next day. They only played a few songs because they were taking so much electricity it almost shut the whole bar down. A short but one of the most memorable shows I've been to so far. Really nice people as well. Picked up their latest album and a shirt.
---- Blut & Krieg
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| Fallen Ghost Craft Beer Geek Posts: 710 |
Yesterday I was at a Sabaton + Avatar show. Avatar was first out; not very familiar with them but they did play pretty good live actually! Pretty energetic liveband. Yesterday was actually the sixth time I saw Sabaton (was a huge fan of them before), not very into them anymore but decided to go when they came to town. It was a fun evening, however, I could instantly feel something was missing during the first song of their set "Ghost Division". They now use a keyboard backing track, which was recognizable. Sounded very "machine-y" and everyone had to follow the keyboards. IMO, I've seen better shows with them. But all in all we had a fun evening
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| Mad Arab666 Posts: 299  |
The last band I saw was behemoth, decapitated, grand magus and Winterfylleth. It was on December in 2014. Really not had much opportunity to see any live bands due to work. On a side note I wish more bands would come to the midlands instead just coming to London. (I really need to learn to drive)
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| Ganondox Posts: 1089  |
Nightwish in Salt Lake with Delian and Sabaton as openers, and the first metal concert I've actually attended. Now I finally see why people like Sabaton so much, they're are an absolutely fantastic live band. At the end of the show this 10-year old girl tossed them a poster saying "Sabaton is awesome" and then they invited her up on stage for their final song.
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| Fallen Ghost Craft Beer Geek Posts: 710 |
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| Kristiko Posts: 6 |
I watched Slipknot with KING810 at Budapest in the beggining of February. I watched Slipknot for the second time and it was ok, I was in a stands so I couldn't really be active except for a headbang or two.
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| Fallen Ghost Craft Beer Geek Posts: 710 |
Yesterday I saw The Ocean, and they played through the whole Pelagial album, all I got to say is: WOW! What a live band, incredible performance. The singer had a great stage presence and was really crazy, like there weren't that many people at the show but he jumped right out to the crowd, trusting all the drunktards in the public that he wouldn't fall to the ground (he was extremely close sometimes hah!). Really great musicians as well, they just gained a new fan! Also bought Pelagial digipack and a t-shirt
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| CobiWan1993 Secundum Filium Posts: 1364 |
I just went to see Steven Wilson last night at the Wiltern in Los Angeles. Really fantastic show and it was my second time seeing him perform (last time was with my ex-girlfriend back in 2013).
---- Ordinary men hate solitude. But the Master makes use of it, embracing his aloneness, realizing he is one with the whole universe (Lao Tzu).
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| Totenlieder Posts: 274 |
Written by Ganondox on 23.04.2015 at 10:34 Another Utahn on here? Hell yeah man. Saturday I went and saw Willie Nelson and was surprised at the lack of weed there. Good show though. Dude still has it for being 82.
---- Blut & Krieg
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| Guib Thrash Talker Posts: 3074  |
- Amnesia Rockfest 2015 - 19-20 June What I have actually watched: -Carcass -System Of A Down -Cro-Mags -Insurrection -Mononc' Serge -Linkin Park -Flogging Molly -Slayer -Rob Zombie -Beyond Creation -The Dillinger Escape Plan (without their singer lol) -Melvins -Rancid -The Dookies -Deftones -Ministry -Thrice -Groovy Aardvark -The Offspring t'was a good year, lots of fun, great lineup... bunch of good performances too. Sadly I missed -Bolt Thrower- because of schedule conflicts 
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| Ganondox Posts: 1089 |
Written by Totenlieder on 23.06.2015 at 03:15 I go to school there, but right now I'm with my parents in Virginia.
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Saw Jungle Rot last night. Pretty rad show. Really cool dudes as well.
---- Blut & Krieg
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