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
| Wukk Posts: 792 From: UK  |
Leprous on Tuesday. I wasn't very familiar with their music before the gig and gave them a very quick listen beforehand. I was only really going because my best friend was coming to visit and we're both really into metal, so going to a metal concert would be very fitting. But they were a very nice surprise. The musicianship was just as good live as it was on the albums, and Einar is REALLY intimidating, whether he's singing the long repeated high-pitched vocal passages or suddenly screaming his heart out like at the end of Contaminate Me. They were energetic, terrifying and entrancing all at the same time, which I don't think can be said about many prog metal bands.
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| DyingWorld Posts: 132 From: USA  |
I saw Morbid Angel's Covenant tour. They are starting to play more Tucker era material now and only one song from the last album, thankfully. So fucking nice to hear one of my favorite albums in it's entirety too. I also got to see Watain with In Solitude and Tribulation, which has been my favorite show all year. Both within a week.
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| BloodTears ANA-thema Posts: 11835 From: Portugal  |
Yesterday saw Dark Tranquillity + Tristania (opening) It was the first time Tristania played in Portugal and I'm glad I was there to witness it. It was a fun show but I would have liked it to be a bit longer. They played mostly songs from the new album, which is a good one. However, the highlight for me was speaking to Kjetil Nordhus (Green Carnation) at the end of DT's concert. I'm a total Green Carnation fangirl and couldn't resist myself. I had to talk to him and he was wonderful. I felt like we could talk all night about the band. One of the nicest people I ever had the pleasure of talking to. For me, the fact that he is now in Tristania is an opportunity to talk about GC ahah As for the main event, Dark Tranquillity, it was excellent as the last time I saw them in 2010. There's no denying that Portugal and these Swedes have really going vibes going on and it's a special thing. The fans were amazing for the band, the whole atmosphere was one of the best I've ever seen and the band seemed to enjoy it as much as we did. Yes, I would love "Undo Control", "Monochromatic Stains", and "Silence, and the Firmament Withdrew", which they are also playing at some shows but we didn't get it. Better luck next time and I'm sure they will return to have fun with us again. My neck is hurting!
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| Unhealer Eclecticist Posts: 2311 From: Argentina  |
I still can't stop thinking about Meshuggah's show last week. Fucking unique show, one of the best live bands I've seen. Each person in the crowd was doing it's best to follow the music and it was a pretty amazing thing to see 
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| SolracV Posts: 19 From: Puerto Rico  |
The last concert I attented to was Sabaton two months ago. It was one of the best shows I've been to as of now! Not only did they play flawlessly, their humor and interaction with fans was pleasing and fulfilling! Joakim Brodén is one funny motherfucker haha! And I couldn't help but smile every time he said "My friends".
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| X-Ray Rod Skandino Posts: 18274 From: Sweden  |
I saw Sigur Rós two days ago. Absolutely amazing... Just what I expected and so much more. Couldn't stop smiling and left the stadium feeling more alive.
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| CobiWan1993 Secundum Filium Posts: 1364 From: USA  |
Between the Buried and Me/Meshuggah at the Wiltern in Los Angeles (first night of the tour). Fantastic and brutal show.
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| Abattoir Posts: 3629 From: Slovenia  |
Couple of concerts I've attended lately...quite various. Worship, Loss (USA) --> concert review for this show should be up on this page in couple of days. Black Sabbath --> Located in Munich (Konigsplatz), very nice location. Awesome 2 hour performance by BS and a very positive vibrations and responses from the crowd. The Rolling Stones --> In Vienna (Ernst Happel Stadion). Not their fan, however I've had a chance to see them live at least once. And I must say it was quite worthed.
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| Ernis 狼獾 Posts: 6804 From: New Zealand  |
Freak Kitchen. The show was bloody awesome. Mattias Eklundh surely is one great performer and 'twas great fun seeing him and the band live on stage.
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| Ganondox Posts: 1089 From: USA  |
Never been to a metal concert or even seen a metal band play live, closest was hearing a post-grunge band. Last band I saw was The Last Bule Band at someone's going away party, they played classic rock songs.
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| Guib Thrash Talker Posts: 3054 From: Canada  |
Me t'was last week at Montebello Amnesia Rockfest... I Saw, lets see - Venom - Megadeth - Mastodon - Meshuggah - Motley Crue - Dead Kennedys - The Misfits - Suicidal Tendencies - Billy Talent (Yes Yes, I love Billy Talent... fuck whatever you think) - Cypress Hill (Yes, fuck you again) - Cradle Of Filth (They cut their sound for the last two songs... seriously WTF?) - Dying Fetus - Cannibal Corpse And... - Blink182 (hahaha, why not? they were there) My Next Fest is August's Heavy Montreal.. a pretty Thrashy set. Exodus, Overkill, Anthrax, Slayer, Metallica, Municipal Waste, D.R.I ... and more
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| Deathmaster Posts: 100 From: USA  |
Agalloch, July 7th at the Waiting room in Omaha. WOW! That was an Incredible experience. I also Met and spoke with John Haughm and Don Anderson, John Haughm suggested that I check out Harvey Milk. Also They played Falling Snow!;D
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| BlackMilk912 Posts: 10 From: USA  |
My last show was Eyehategod/Ringworm/Enabler with a bunch of semi local bands a few weeks ago. And yes...it was the one where all the bands got ripped off that circulated around the net for a week. All that bullshit aside it was a fantastic show, every band was on point and it had everything from black metal to stoner doom to drone to plain old classic style metal. The promoter ran out right before Ringworm came on, which caused them to shorten their set to a quick twenty minutes. But then EHG came on and pretty much declared they were there for the fans and proceeded with a 1hr45min set. It was pure class from them.
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| Thrashette Posts: 624 From: Canada  |
My last metal show was also Agalloch. It was beautiful! They played all the songs I really wanted to hear and the only way the setlist could've been better is if they had more time to play  At the Toronto show that I went to, we had a local band called Vow of Thorns opening and they were great! Some people told me they really weren't feeling Jex Thoth, but I was mesmerized by their vocalist. She had a really unique style and lots of energy, I was never quite sure what to expect from her, and she left such a strong impression without saying a word to the audience! The last concert in general was Lady Gaga that my mom talked me into. It was actually awesome and I enjoyed it more than I thought, but I am a bit of a sucker for choreographed dancers, weirdness, and fancy costumes. I think she truly is a very talented vocalist and a great performer overall. It's rare to see someone so famous with such a genuine personality. Nowadays, it seems that she's more about interacting with her fans on a deeper level than going for shock factor.
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| Karlabos Meat and Potatos Posts: 5658 From: Brazil  |
Written by Guest on 06.08.2014 at 22:41 Oh yeah. She is very nice to... watch
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| Bad English Tage Westerlund Posts: 60959 From: Sweden  |
Jenny Nilsson Och Demonerna https://soundcloud.com/jenny-nilsson-demonerna I saw the demons last night live damn good live quality intellectual of humor satanistic lyrics meets rock ability music and attitude , good live band but I cant hear lyrics, hard to understand what they are singing if you cant read those
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| DyingWorld Posts: 132 From: USA |
Carcass a little earlier in the year, and before that, Obliteration.
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| Dark Cornatus Powerslave Posts: 4330 From: New Zealand  |
Hellfest 2014 in France for me back in June! There is literally nothing at the moment to see here in Australia!
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| Sadistic1 Posts: 6 From: USA  |
Last month I saw Peter Frampton and my favorite bluesman "The Real Deal" Buddy Guy at the Hollywood bowl. Unbelievable how much of a badass guitarist he is at 78 Years old.
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| Vombatus Potorro Posts: 2354 From: Spain  |
Saw this week end a couple of bands at a fest, and was blown away by the shows of Borgne/Rorcal/Darkspace. Was taken unawares by the oppressive industrial like BM of the first, the second was an apocalyptic sonic wall of noise that melted your brains instantly and Darkspace, when they play III I from beginning to end in perfect conditions you're pretty much in another dimension by the end of the show... The atmosphere was unreal, all was so perfect  Some other interesting bands like Cendres de Haine (seriously hateful BM, almost scary  ) and special mention to Bölzer that got fucked quite badly by the terrible sound conditions of the small stage and left after 3 or 4 songs rightfully pissed off. Felt bad for them, but it was understandable.
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| Bad English Tage Westerlund Posts: 60959 From: Sweden |
My friends band, review coming yup soon
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| Koen Smits Posts: 1331 From: Belgium  |
Last weekend I saw Stam1na, Fleshgod Apocalypse and Insomnium in Vosselaar. Went there to party with my friends. It was a nice evening with a lot fun and beer. As for the bands playing: Stam1na is a weird band, but they played a couple of very good punk driven songs so that was ok. Fleshgod had a lot of trouble with their backing tape. Their intro started and aborted at least 3 times and they stopped playing during the first song. They talked a bit with the crowd and from than on they did a good show. Insomnium is Insomnium. Boring as hell. This was the second time I saw them live and for the second time I filled the time ordering beers, smoking and talking to some people. Not my cup of tea, but the crowd was singing along so I think for them it was a good show.
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| fandango68 Posts: 194 From: UK  |
I am taking my better half to see Delain/ Wolf/ Raven Age at Birmingham 02 Academy on 26th... not entirely my cuppa but she'll really enjoy it... so, I'm looking forward to seeing them for her sake...
---- First gig was Manowar (loincloths 'n' all), Bristol Colston Hall in March 1983, on the 'Hail to England' tour. Tickets were £3.75, 300 in the audience, Mercyful Fate never showed, but my hearing still got seriously trashed..
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