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So funny, WAO is funny  maybe now they will comfirm WAO 2020 next year alreday  |
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Written by Bad English on 05.08.2012 at 17:55
So funny, WAO is funny maybe now they will comfirm WAO 2020 next year alreday
there is nothing weird about naming the bands that have already been booked for next year. ALL majore festivals do that/ |
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 05.08.2012 at 17:58
Written by Bad English on 05.08.2012 at 17:55
So funny, WAO is funny maybe now they will comfirm WAO 2020 next year alreday
there is nothing weird about naming the bands that have already been booked for next year. ALL majore festivals do that/
yes but WAO is extremly weird and also fans who bought tickest before knowing line up and WAO is overated
probobly good think is you can get deutche lager (hopefuly dunkel) there and like last year Ger TV ZDF or ARD brdocast some bands |
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Written by Bad English on 05.08.2012 at 18:02
probobly good think is you can get deutche lager (hopefuly dunkel)
dunkel is NOT a lager/pilsner dunkel is dunkel and is brewed differently. |
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Enough to sell 100 000 tickets  |
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Written by BlueMobius on 05.08.2012 at 23:50
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 05.08.2012 at 18:04
Written by Bad English on 05.08.2012 at 18:02
probobly good think is you can get deutche lager (hopefuly dunkel)
dunkel is NOT a lager/pilsner dunkel is dunkel and is brewed differently.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Is+dunkel+a+lager%3F
 weird, because when I was over at a couple of breweries in Munich the brewers said that it was a different brewing process. |
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| Guys, it's WOA, not WAO. What's that even supposed to mean? Wacken Air Open? |
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| Greetings from Detroit! Just bought two tickets. See you all in 2013!!! \m/ |
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Written by DrunkenFuck on 06.08.2012 at 01:19
Guys, it's WOA, not WAO. What's that even supposed to mean? Wacken Air Open?
Only one person here referred to it as "WAO", and that person just so happens to have the most atrocious understanding of the English language on this site (with the possible exception of Cynic Metalhead). Don't get upset with the rest of those who comment here based on one user's inability to type properly. Although I must admit it's rather annoying to see someone consistently make a typo when simply typing a three-letter acronym. |
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| WOA looks good this year... If it doesn't sell out stupidly fast... I'm there. |
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Didn't really expect Deep Purple to play, but the rest (except for Anthrax too) is completely typical of Wacken.
Amorphis apparently will play a special acoustic show, which might be pretty nice, WOA seemed to me extremely unattractive lately considering the fiascos of the 2012 edition (the "special shows", the mud, the rain, etc.) but this is a very good start. |
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Written by Valentin B on 06.08.2012 at 06:48
Didn't really expect Deep Purple to play, but the rest (except for Anthrax too) is completely typical of Wacken.
Amorphis apparently will play a special acoustic show, which might be pretty nice, WOA seemed to me extremely unattractive lately considering the fiascos of the 2012 edition (the "special shows", the mud, the rain, etc.) but this is a very good start.
The rain was bound to come sooner or later. This year was the manifestation of everything that didn't happen the last years. Considering the years 2005 and 2007, I guess we were lucky the past few years. The more annoying thing is that they did absolutely nothing about it. Sure it was a lot of rain in a very short period of time, but the forecast was indicating that and I'm still convinced they could have prepared.
As far as 2013 goes, we bought 13 tickets for a start last night. Band-wise they took a step ahead in 2012 compared to the years before. Let's hope they don't take one back for 2013. Only the stage situation needs to be addressed. Moving the WET stage out of the infield has ruined five bands for me this year. |
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Written by corrupt on 06.08.2012 at 11:38
The rain was bound to come sooner or later. This year was the manifestation of everything that didn't happen the last years. Considering the years 2005 and 2007, I guess we were lucky the past few years. The more annoying thing is that they did absolutely nothing about it. Sure it was a lot of rain in a very short period of time, but the forecast was indicating that and I'm still convinced they could have prepared.
haha, I remember 2 years ago Bob from Overkill actually said "where's all the mud? what's with all the sun and heat? this doesn't feel like Wacken at all!!" |
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Why, why , why can't there be a metal festival in Germany without Subway?  |
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Written by beyondtehdarksun on 06.08.2012 at 13:42
Why, why , why can't there be a metal festival in Germany without Subway?
What's sp bad about Subway To Sally? |
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Written by BoxCar Willy on 07.08.2012 at 18:16
What's sp bad about Subway To Sally?
I think it's more about the amount they play live, rather than the quality of their sound. |
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Written by BoxCar Willy on 07.08.2012 at 18:16
Written by beyondtehdarksun on 06.08.2012 at 13:42
Why, why , why can't there be a metal festival in Germany without Subway?
What's sp bad about Subway To Sally?
They're exactly like bands such as Avenged Sevenfold in the USA: hugely popular, very radio-friendly, thus they play everywhere. That kind of exposure becomes annoying at some point.
Plus, from what I noticed, on the years they don't play Wacken, they do Summer Breeze instead, along with some other lesser-known festivals. I like StS and wouldn't say no to watching them play, but having them every other year is a bit overkill. |
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| I see, I didn't think they were that popular |
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Written by Valentin B on 07.08.2012 at 18:51
They're exactly like bands such as Avenged Sevenfold in the USA: hugely popular, very radio-friendly, thus they play everywhere. That kind of exposure becomes annoying at some point.
Plus, from what I noticed, on the years they don't play Wacken, they do Summer Breeze instead, along with some other lesser-known festivals. I like StS and wouldn't say no to watching them play, but having them every other year is a bit overkill.
what about Lacrimosa ? are they that popular too ? |
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Written by PocketMetal on 10.08.2012 at 00:27
Written by Valentin B on 07.08.2012 at 18:51
They're exactly like bands such as Avenged Sevenfold in the USA: hugely popular, very radio-friendly, thus they play everywhere. That kind of exposure becomes annoying at some point.
Plus, from what I noticed, on the years they don't play Wacken, they do Summer Breeze instead, along with some other lesser-known festivals. I like StS and wouldn't say no to watching them play, but having them every other year is a bit overkill.
what about Lacrimosa ? are they that popular too ?
For that you will have to ask one of the locals. |
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