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Probably old news for a lot of you, but tonight was the first time I ever heard Soilwork. Pretty badass and fun to jam on the drums.
Crazy good show.You lucky bastard! Testament and F&J in one night...
and overkill too? damn u
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You're in for a treat then, because their catalog is full of awesome. Check out Scar Symmetry if you dig them, they're in the same general vein.Probably old news for a lot of you, but tonight was the first time I ever heard Soilwork. Pretty badass and fun to jam on the drums.
noI have a question for you metal heads
do you consider straight edge / hardcore in the same music metal category
Yeah this was a great tour. I saw them a few nights before you did (Silver Spring on Feb 12th). I've seen Overkill and Testament many times and they never disappoint. Overkill is better when they do a headlining set though. With 16 records they have so much material that cramming it into an opening slot is hard. And yeah Gene Hoglan's bass drum was so fucking loud I thought I was going to shit my pants by the end from all of the vibration. I was also on the rail right in front of Eric, so Alex's parts were completely inaudible, which sucked. The prize for me was seeing Flotsam & Jetsam as they were one of the very old thrash bands I'd never seen. They were great. We got the same setlist plus Hard On You, and they killed it. The place was mostly full when they played and to my surprise the crowd LOVED them. 4ARM played too, but they seemed rather generic.Crazy good show.
- Holy fucking shit Overkill. WHAT a beast of a set - tight as hell and just fantastic. I'd say they upstaged Testament, which is a hard thing to do. Crowd went bananas and the pits were huge, whole band sounded monstrous.
- Flotsam was good, but Escape from Within wouldn't be my first choice of live songs to play at a thrash gig. Nothing off Drift either.
- Testament killed it as expected, but Gene Holgan must have paid the sound guy to make his kick drum sound like a dubstep mix, because it was all I could hear. Otherwise awesome though.
4Arm's guitarist (Johnny, the asian dude) is a friend of mine. Super nice guy and they are beyond excited to be on that tour. They traveled a long way (they're Australian), so it's extremely cool to see the crowd get into them.4ARM played too, but they seemed rather generic.
I guess if you want the genre-nazi answer, check wikipedia which filesPoison The Wellunder "Hardcore punk, experimental rock, post-hardcore, metalcore". But I'm not an expert on that, all genres of music can have good stuff. This is allegedly some retarded name for a sub-genre calledmathcore. It is heavy as shit though. Could you pictures these guys more likely to share a bill with Bad Religion (clearly punk) or Slayer (clearly metal). Tough call.I have a question for you metal heads
do you consider straight edge / hardcore in the same music metal category
here are some examples of music I listen to I consider hardcore / metal.
Too bad about Flotsam's choice of tunes! And yea Overkill is the shit live, saw them back in '05 and it was wickedCrazy good show.
- Holy fucking shit Overkill. WHAT a beast of a set - tight as hell and just fantastic. I'd say they upstaged Testament, which is a hard thing to do. Crowd went bananas and the pits were huge, whole band sounded monstrous.
- Flotsam was good, but Escape from Within wouldn't be my first choice of live songs to play at a thrash gig. Nothing off Drift either.
- Testament killed it as expected, but Gene Holgan must have paid the sound guy to make his kick drum sound like a dubstep mix, because it was all I could hear. Otherwise awesome though.
sorry you didnt like itThe vocals ruin this one for me... it just sounds weird.
Enjoyed that alot too, but like you said - wished for less of the vocals or completely different vocalsBeen digging the new Converge. It's almost like a metal-genre mixtape. The guitarist and drummer own. I just wish the vocalist would shut the fuck up every once in a while.
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Sigh. First the Bill Ward bullshit, now this?