On the train to Manchester after all, which has worked out well thanks to a £5 upgrade to first class (includes crisps and tea, guys!).
Also saw this and it amused me
Also saw this and it amused me
The Concert Thread
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The_7th_one
Ancient Mariner
enjoy!!
Edington
Last Son of The Miracle
Sold by a jolly hostess?
GhostofCain
Ancient Mariner
Enjoy the gig!
Given away for free
Well, Katatonia were a lot better than I remember. This was my first time seeing Roger Ojersson on guitar and he's a real asset to the band - guitar sounds great and his backing vocals are spot on.
Setlist was a good choice too. Good selection of their newer, heavier and more popular tracks, not overdoing it on the slow, mellow stuff.
I only videoed a short clip because I didn't think my phone would handle the lighting or sound well, but it turns out if was okay.
Support bands included Solstafir - well worth a watch/listen if you've not seen them before. Bunch of oddballs with unexpectedly heavy quirky music, and an eccentric but engaging front man.
Setlist was a good choice too. Good selection of their newer, heavier and more popular tracks, not overdoing it on the slow, mellow stuff.
I only videoed a short clip because I didn't think my phone would handle the lighting or sound well, but it turns out if was okay.
Support bands included Solstafir - well worth a watch/listen if you've not seen them before. Bunch of oddballs with unexpectedly heavy quirky music, and an eccentric but engaging front man.
Magnus
Pica Serdica
This was the first band from Iceland I heard in a millennium now long gone, and I still remember this, from their first EP.
Guest vocalist, and not really typical for them, then or now, but great memories nevertheless, thanks!
I've been vaguely aware of a festival bubbling under not too far from where I live. I noticed a few metal bands, but not worth going for a full day. Now they suddenly have Blind Guardian, but more to the point Atlantean Kodex headlining a second stage. I'm interested now.
dominionfestival.co.uk
Also, White Spirit. I didn't know they were still in existence tbh.
Lineups - Dominion Festival
dominionfestival.co.uk
Also, White Spirit. I didn't know they were still in existence tbh.
2023 plan:
| 03/10-11/2023 | Belgrade | Nikola Vranjković |
| 03/19/2023 | Sofia | Jon Lord‘s “Concerto For Group & Orchestra” |
| 05/28/2023 | Ljubljana | Iron Maiden |
| 06/10/2023 | Thessaloniki | Ashes of Ares |
| 06/29/2023 | Kragujevac | Clutch / Nikola Vranjković |
| 09/15-16/2023 | Tilburg | Ayreon |
| 10/08/2023 | Vienna | Paradise Lost / Primordial |
The Vienna date is a festival isn't it? I'm sure I saw Katatonia advertising the same date
GhostofCain
Ancient Mariner
I've been vaguely aware of a festival bubbling under not too far from where I live. I noticed a few metal bands, but not worth going for a full day. Now they suddenly have Blind Guardian, but more to the point Atlantean Kodex headlining a second stage. I'm interested now.
Lineups - Dominion Festival
Also, White Spirit. I didn't know they were still in existence tbh.
Looks like a wee nice festival!
I clean forgot the previous debacle, but Wiz reminded me. He had tickets for 2022. It was postponed to October last year and then shelved again. Hopefully it works out this time
Yeah. But I can't find anything about Katatonia on this festival (Vienna Metal Meeting).
Oh shit found it. That solidifies this trip to me even though I'm not even that much into Katatonia.
Magnus
Pica Serdica
I strongly object to the format used above, a manifest attempt to confuddle gullible users familiar with the fact you're no Murican into believing it's August 10th and not October 8th - with motives transparent enough, I believe.
That said, hope we meet there.
I just use the Murican way of writing dates when I write in English. Anyway, good catch, would've sucked if I went there on a wrong day lol
Jer
A window to the west, a blazing star above
Just saw Kings Of Thrash. Great show, never thought I’d get a chance to see both my and @MrKnickerbocker’s favorite Megadeth album So Far, So Good…So What! performed in its entirety with half of the original lineup! So cool to see Young’s unique two-handed technique up close and in person. Lots of great songs from Killing Is My Business… too.
I’m bummed that Chris Poland is apparently no longer touring with them, so they changed up the encore and dropped most of the Peace Sells tracks for covers of other metal bands — but the main set was still great.
I was supposed to have balcony seats, but they closed the balcony for some reason and moved my group up into the closest VIP booth instead. Strange to watch a metal show from a comfy couch 15 feet from the stage, but I’m not complaining!
I’m bummed that Chris Poland is apparently no longer touring with them, so they changed up the encore and dropped most of the Peace Sells tracks for covers of other metal bands — but the main set was still great.
I was supposed to have balcony seats, but they closed the balcony for some reason and moved my group up into the closest VIP booth instead. Strange to watch a metal show from a comfy couch 15 feet from the stage, but I’m not complaining!
MrKnickerbocker
clap hands
That's honestly a huge bummer and makes me feel way better about not attending. The lack of Peace Sells tracks makes this a hard skip for me, even if I like a good portion of KIMB.
Low ticket sales, I'm assuming? Closing the balcony is step one in making the artist feel like the show is full.