MrKnickerbocker
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You've seen The Iron Maidens more times than Iron Maiden have?
You've seen The Iron Maidens more times than Iron Maiden have?
This shows you're not really that interested in the other band members (this was the first line-up change since Ellefson (know him? ) returned in 2010).(I've lost track of who the other members are)
Yeah it was Wembley Arena, which definitely isn't small. I thought Dave sounded a bit rubbish to be honest. He's somewhat quieter than he should be and wasn't helped by the crappy sound at the start of the set. I couldn't hear him properly and I had to pay attention to what the people around me were singing before I realized what the first song was. His voice has been going for a few years now. I noticed the same thing the previous time I saw them two-and-a-half years ago (and yesterday was the seventh time). It was still a really good show though, and I'm not expecting brilliant vocals from a 54 year old Thrash vocalist anyway.EDIT: Oops, wrong show apparently. The footage above is from the Fan club convention in London Friday the 13th
Got Anthrax and Slayer this coming Monday night at Brixton Academy, and now I'm getting more and more tempted to see Judas Priest at the same place the next night. Sort of like a two-night mini festival with a day at work in between. Not sure I can handle it at my age though...
Got Anthrax and Slayer this coming Monday night at Brixton Academy, and now I'm getting more and more tempted to see Judas Priest at the same place the next night. Sort of like a two-night mini festival with a day at work in between. Not sure I can handle it at my age though...
Was Schenker supporting?Do it if you can, I can highly recommend the Priest show. It was my first time seeing Priest on Monday night, and I was very impressed indeed. Absolutely spot-on performance and a decent mix of crowd pleasing favourites and Redeemer of Souls material in the setlist. The venue felt pitifully small for such a 'big' band, really. You'll get Michael Schenker into the bargain, too.
Yes, him and his Temple of Rock.Was Schenker supporting?
I have bought a fair amount of tickets lately
July
Smashing Pumpkins/Marilyn Manson
August
Weird Al
maybe Deep Purple, have some scheduling problems
Slayer/King Diamond
September
Van Halen
wow I'm far behind on a lot of concert reviews, can't believe I haven't reviewed any since Cheap Trick well ok, I did post my Blind Guardian review in their thread, but nonetheless, here's a recap of my fall concerts so far, after CT:
9/25: Kashmir- really good, and I got to meet them after the show, was cool to meet Felix from Zebra(he's Kashmir's bassist/keyboardist)
10/8: The Winery Dogs- excellent! I enjoyed the opening band Kicking Harold too
10/14: Collective Soul: really good
10/16: Kansas- excellent!
10/19: The White Buffalo(alt-country artist whose music was used on "Sons of Anarchy")- really good
10/27: Anderson Ponty Band- good, I like their sound, Jon Anderson and Jean LucPonty blend well together
and of course, 11/1: Blind Guardian, see their thread for a review
upcoming:
11/14: Heavens Edge/Britny Fox
11/20: Steve Hackett
11/22: Chris Robinson Brotherhood
11/27: .38 Special
12/11: Get the Led Out
12/31: Third Eye Blind
1/20: Queensryche
Yeah Symphony X is definitely worth checking out. I may hit a couple of stops on that tour. I like Overkill too. Def Leppard/Styx/Tesla I'm really looking forward to this summer. Alice in Chains as well. They are awesome live. Also Queensryche you can't go wrong. They are always killer. I"ve seen younger people go to casino shows. But I would check with the venue just to make sure.
Do it if you can, I can highly recommend the Priest show. It was my first time seeing Priest on Monday night, and I was very impressed indeed. Absolutely spot-on performance and a decent mix of crowd pleasing favourites and Redeemer of Souls material in the setlist. The venue felt pitifully small for such a 'big' band, really. You'll get Michael Schenker into the bargain, too.