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UMUR
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Posted: 12 Apr 2024 at 8:22am |
Sounds like a more lively Carcass show than the ones I´ve been to, where the band and the crowds have been pretty static. The last show I saw was still pretty great though. Maybe the fact that they come by so rarely makes a difference in New Zealand.
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Vim Fuego
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So, Carcass last night...
Was going to go with my step-son, but he couldn't make it. I took my apprentice metalhead from work instead. He'd never even been to a proper live show before! First band was a local band called Pieces of Molly. Would be one of the worst bands I've seen in a long time. Had a great guitarist who had a good singing voice, but the frontman was a complete egomaniac fuckwit. The Black Dahlia Murder went down a storm. I didn't like them. Got fucking bored. Got in the pit for a while, but it was just meh. All the technical skill in the world, but no feel or atmosphere. While Carcass were setting up, the fire alarm went off and we had to evacuate the building. It was because some fuckwit had been vaping and set off the alarm. Entitled cunt. Had to stand outside in the pissing rain. The look on the firemen's faces was priceless - obviously never seen a metal crowd before! Carcass were just fucking brilliant. Jeff Walker is fucking tiny, and his bass is nearly as big as he is! Loved his sarcastic banter. "This place stinks. It stinks of semen." The venue is the former Maritime Union building. Got front and centre again, and sang "Keep On Rotting In The Free World" eye to eye with him. Bill Steer seems like a trippy old death metal hippie. Nippy Blackford fell off the stage at one point, and carried on playing sitting on the floor. Anyway, I scored two guitar picks - one each from Carcass and TBDM. My young apprentice enjoyed himself. One of the managers from work was in the pit behind me, and he had a great time too.
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UMUR
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I´ve seen Cynic once before, and Iiked them better the first tome around. I think their music gets a bit muddy live. Obscura were great. I´ve seen them before too, but I liked this show better than the first one I was some years back. Cryptisis were great live. A power trio and a very energetic frontman/guitarist.
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Bosh66
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^ sounds fantastic 👍
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UMUR
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Waking up with a huge hangover after the concert last night: Cynic Obscura Cryptosis. Yup...that was a great show.
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UMUR
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Great Cattle Decapitation show last night. Wow they are such a powerful and commanding act on a stage. I saw two out of the three support acts. I missed Vomit, but I saw 200 Stab Wounds and Signs of the Swarm. Those who know my tastes of course can understand why I wasn´t too impressed by the latter while I loved the former.
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Bosh66
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So last night travelled across the Pennines to Leeds to see a Judas Priest / Saxon / Uriah Heep line-up. Bands I've seen before but not recently. Despite all three recently releasing really strong records, I was a little dubious gven all three artists are based around characters well into their 70s. Well the headbanging and stage acrobatics had been scaled back, but all three bands were superb, instrumentally and vocally. What a cracking night
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Psydye
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The new single by Kerry King is killer! Here it is if anyone's curious:
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Nightfly
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^ Good that you have these gigs to go to in your area Jonas. Rare that we get any death metal bands coming anywhere near where I live. Last one was Obituary at Newcastle last September which is about 40 miles away. Awesome gig though.
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UMUR
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I went to a gig last night and watched these two bands play: http://www.metalmusicarchives.com/artist/chronicle/?ac=chronicle http://www.metalmusicarchives.com/artist/dysgnostic/?ac=dysg It´s not often enough I go see Danish underground death metal acts play and this show cost only 100 Danish Kroner (around $14/15). I liked Chronicle which was melodic death metal influenced by The Black Dahlia Murder (at least that´s how I heard it), but Dysgnostic was a bit too much for me with their almost clone Ulcerate dissonant technical death metal style. They were arguably a skilled band but that type of music soon becomes chaos on my ears in at live environment. Still an overall good quality show, in a very small venue, giving both the guitarist and the bassist of Chronicle the opportunity to go out among the audience and play. The guitarist even went to the bar at the back of the room and played from there for a few seconds. Nice little touch.
Edited by UMUR - 17 Feb 2024 at 1:47am |
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UMUR
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Viruses are a bitch because there´s no cure or relief, but as you say at least you know that it´s just time and agony until it´s over. It´s nothing more serious than that.
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Psydye
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^Glad to hear, hope you see some improvements! Just found out my sickness is the flu so I basically just have to let it run its course. At least now I know what the heck is going on lol.
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UMUR
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Sorry to hear that, I hope you get better soon. I´ve been suffering from a cough (irritation when I lay down the coughing starts) for at least a month now, which is killing me because I have asthma, so I know how horrible it is to have a cough (I´m pretty sure it´s a common virus which has been around in Denmark for the last couple of months). My general healt has been in decline for a couple of years now and I´m going through all sorts of scans and hospital visits to determine what is wrong. They haven´t found out anything yet (....well other than I don´t have cancer in my brain or in my spine). I´ve had both a CT and an MR scan, and thirsday next week I´m getting a PET scan...so at least they are thourough
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Psydye
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Ugh think I have bronchitis or something! Coughing is kicking my ass...gonna go to urgent care soon and see what they can do!
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Nightfly
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^^ Excellent run of gigs there Jonas.
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Psydye
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^Very nice!
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UMUR
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Just purchased tickets to this show: https://pumpehuset.dk/koncerter/cynic-obscura/ Cynic Obscura Cryptosis ....not a bad lineup. The same week just a few days before I´ll go see: https://pumpehuset.dk/koncerter/cattle-decapitation/ Cattle Decapitation Signs of The Swarm 200 Stab Wounds Vomit Forth But before those two shows happen I´m going to see: https://pumpehuset.dk/koncerter/suffocation-2/ Suffocation Sanguisugabogg Enterprise Earth Organectomy So the next couple of months are lined up pretty well, but who knows...I may find something in between.
Edited by UMUR - 20 Jan 2024 at 1:37pm |
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UMUR
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I try not to hate on artists and their releases, but there are of course some I don´t appreciate. I don´t think I hate just to hate or because someone else hates something. But then again I´m old...and I was probably worse when I was younger (and thought I was wiser ).
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Psydye
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I was just thinking...I have to wonder how many metal heads hate on something because they legitimately don't like it vs. how many hate on something because everyone else does too(a.k.a. "herd mentality") and don't know how to fucking think for themselves. Now, to be fair, I've been guilty of the latter myself...but I also grew the fuck up! Just hoping more people are like the former and not the latter.
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UMUR
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So I ended up going to the show yesterday. 100% old school death metal fest. I didn´t see the first band, but Malformed were good, and both Gorephilia and Undergang were really great.
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