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:	post by the_reverend at 2004-08-27 11:00:09

waking judea: sorry, I missed their set... which sucks. I blame portland for making me drive around it for an hour trying to find the place.

amaranthus: their whole set like their MP3s left a huge question mark above my head. on some many levels is was good.. but I still don't know if I like them... they toss so many different things together... from the "cheesey" children of bodom sythns, break downs, screams.. it's like blending craddle of filth (when they were good), children of bodom, bleeding through, and love lost but not forgotten together. the keyboardist uses the LE version of Korg's triton series. this gives some of the songs a sound like old bleeding through. I'm going to have to see them a few more times I guess... I'm confused! I wish I could have heard the vocals more.

since the flood: these bad-assed boys are just back from a rough and tumble time in montreal. I'm not sure about luke's (the drummer) new atreyu make-up style, but it's always awesome to see them. they are turning into quit the jumping fools.. there was actually one point where it was like three stand out spots in a song first dave, then rob, then kev all jumps on each part (backstreet boys eat your hearts out). Unfortunatly, I missed a TON! of shots cause the mirrors where messing up my focusing.

I think it was at this point that I went out side and a 3 store phallic corona bottle flopped over into the street. it was hilarious.

dead to fall: these guys get better and better. the new stuff sounds like it's going to be 1/2 like the old cd and 1/2 focusing on new more intricate guitar work. I guess we'll find out when the cd comes out.

ahahah, shameless! they played the same set they've been playing, but who cares since it's a nice balance of something old and something new. As I've said before, I'm wicked happy for evan getting this drumming gig. I wish I could have heard the vocals more.

haste the day: I've heard the new CD quite a bit lately. live it's just as good... though I wish I could have heard the vocals more. the new stuff, like the new d2f, has a lot more intricate guitar work in it, leaving the singer to just bang his head while the rest of the band goes off. reminds me sort of like overkill when the singer departs to let the other members shine. I guess one of the guitarists does the clean vocals. the singer would hold his mic for him, but it was set up for screaming so it was a bit dificult to hear unless you were standing right there.

martyr ad: they were the first band to rump around the entire dance flood. made it a little difficult cause I thought I was going to get speared by a stringed instrument. I couldn't hear the vocals AT ALL during their entire set. all I could heard was an unrelenting heaviness that is the new cd. unlike the "wee wee" old stuff, the new songs don't seem to have any breaks at all in them. The bass player went through 2 basses (breaking strings) and then they almost stopped one song short, but they used dead to falls bass to play their last signature song.

the show ended and all the kids rushed into the street where 1320497032 dance clubs all playing crappy music where. the funny thing was watching the singer from dead to fall egging on skanks through a foggy window. A bike police officer tried to convince me to stay and shoot a wet t-shirt contest that happens in the street in 20 minutes, but I really didn't feel like getting splash by the hiv infected skank swill that would have undoubtible hit the crowd.
note to portland: please let off some WMDs on wharf st. around 11:30PM.

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