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My band was supposed to open up for Cannibal Corpse in the early 90's but it got cancelled. Probably would have been the biggest show we ever played.
Yeah, no doubt how things need to fall in place to make it.
That's great.
Seeing Gojira at Jannus Live in St. Pete in October.
I'm seeing Gojira open for Deftones in September.
Sick. I'm seeing a few local bands in the next few weeks, seeing Cypress Hill in August, and seeing Ty Segall in September.Grahamburn said:
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I've seen Gojira enough times to avoid their big stadium shows, but you will love it. Alien Weaponry is really cool, as well.
Nice! If it wasn't so far away, I'd drive over there and see it with you. You're lucky to see them in such a small venue!
Saw Judas Priest and Deep Purple a couple summers ago and I was impressed by both singers and how well their voices have held up.If you have a chance to see Judas Priest on their current 50th anniversary tour, do not hesitate. Rob Halford's voice is still in very good shape, and the set list is ridiculously good. Not a long show, but it will kick your a$$.
I am not really a DP fan, so I cannot speak about that, but I've been a Priest fan since the 90's and it is impressive for sure how well Halford's has held up considering his singing style. In fact, I saw them in '09, and he was struggling a bit then. He sounded far better last night.
ya ive seen gojira 3 or 4 times in clubs here in atl but I skipped them when they opened for metallica a few years ago
they have put out a few new videos for the album coming out soon. 3 so far I believe. they took another leap fwd on these tunes. I tried listening to new maiden after hearing the new tunes and it just didnt work. it was so slow and simple comparatively.
Berkeley, CA has a great club where MANY amazing metal bands play, and the last Gojira show I saw there had a raging pit with what I assume were Cal football players.
I admire technical death metal, but it's pretty exhausting to listen to. I prefer straight death metal, like Bloodbath, Asphyx, etc.
Actually I am obsessing, and might see the logistics of a drive to Denver from here.
The new one really blew me away. They are going in crazy new directions on this one. Its really emotional but still heavy and experimental. I am not a solo guy but the solos on just about every song are bonkers. Seeing them at the end of the month and would be happy if the whole set was just new tracks.
