FortWayneMusic.com

WARNING: this is just MY take on last night (it will be obvious who i was there to see). surely, many of you will be offended....

napalm death was treated to a terrible mix (at least upfront anyway... million-dollar soundsystem? whatever.), lots of monitor feedback, and no guitar in shane's monitor, but still ripped heads off. their set was fast and furious due to the short set-length but they managed to fit in 10-12 songs anyway, starting with 'unchallenged hate' and ending with 'nazi punks, f**k off!'. played a couple from the new album, some classics (scum and you suffer), at least one from 'the code is red...', and some that were virtually unrecognizable due to the sh*tty sound. shane, mitch, and danny tore it up as barney, who had some mighty terse words for religion when introducing the new songs, was bouncing around the stage as usual.

the rest of the bands really didn't matter:
-despised icon and first blood: mediocre-at-best hardcore
-exodus: meh, they were WAY better when they played the old Sunset back in the day (didn't even play their hit 'toxic waltz', WTF?)
-black dahlia murder: except for the few minutes they were background music to a conversation (which sounded as they did on their last visit), didn't hear 'em as we were elsewhere chatting with barney
-hatebreed: left before they even left their bus

all in all, the best $15 i've spent in a long time.

Hatebreed didnt peform?

Infamous wrote:Hatebreed didnt peform?

yes they did, I left before they even left their bus to hit the stage.

I found the show to be pretty good, I hung out with the drum tech for exodus, paul bosstoff's tech......pretty cool dude.
anyway the show was fuggin good and i too left before hatebreed,
but ya youre right , the sound was terrible!!!!!
they could have done way better

Oh thought you meant they left opps.

switzerland666 wrote:napalm death was treated to a terrible mix (at least upfront anyway... million-dollar soundsystem? whatever.), lots of monitor feedback, and no guitar in shane's monitor, but still ripped heads off. their set was fast and furious due to the short set-length but they managed to fit in 10-12 songs anyway, starting with 'unchallenged hate' and ending with 'nazi punks, f#ck off!'. played a couple from the new album, some classics (scum and you suffer), at least one from 'the code is red...', and some that were virtually unrecognizable due to the sh*tty sound. shane, mitch, and danny tore it up as barney, who had some mighty terse words for religion when introducing the new songs, was bouncing around the stage as usual.

the rest of the bands really didn't matter:

Right on. That's pretty much how my take of the night was as well. 'cept I ended up leaving as Exodus was wrapping up. I barely believe I actually had two of their tapes back in the early '90s.

I REALLY wish that Napalm could have had time to play Suffer the Children, Twist the Knife (slowly), Ripe for the Breaking, Bread to Breathe, Greed Killing or Plague Rages...

despised icon was forking incredble. they have been both times ive seen them. i got to sing with them in illinois and at pieres. they crashed at my bands place too. pretty cool doodz.

switzerland666 wrote:
-exodus: meh, they were WAY better when they played the old Sunset back in the day .

WOW SOMEONE REMEMBERS THAT!


ya the show was a shamocray! frist the show starts early! what piere's is know for! and they made despised icon and first blood sound good and blew it for napalm death! and of course all of the radio listening tuff guys who are just there to starts fights! all in all the show must have sucked i left after napalm death fed back!