Yeah right. Early Merciful Fate was some of my favorite!!
Justice was the last Metallica record I bought, still listening to the whole album front to back these days- incredible listening, although Jason newsted's bass is criminally under represented.
Im ususally not impressed with the music quality of live shows, but its usually fun anyway if the crowd is really into it. Metallica was pretty good when I saw them in '92, not very good when I saw them again in '98. Their have been 3 bands that have blown me away with their live performances. 2 of them were the same concert.
RIP Peter Steele!! Loved them too!!Im ususally not impressed with the music quality of live shows, but its usually fun anyway if the crowd is really into it. Metallica was pretty good when I saw them in '92, not very good when I saw them again in '98. Their have been 3 bands that have blown me away with their live performances. 2 of them were the same concert.
I saw Type O Negative opening for Ozzy in '96. Had never heard of them before and was floored by how good they sounded and instantly became a fan, still a huge fan. Then Ozzy came out and the whole place was fully packed, live metal as good as it gets! He was still young enough to run around throwing buckets of water in the crowd and picking up his guitar players at random to run across the sage with them on his shoulders!!! On top of that the music was clear and the vocals were crisp, killer show. Me and group of around 10 friends were all about 10 yards from the stage, I can still close my eyes and watch parts of that show like it just happened!
The other band that blew me away was Bad Company. They opened for Lynyrd Skynrd and honestly it wasn't even close, Bad Company played as close to a flawless sounding show as I've ever heard. Everyone in my group all said the same thing after the show. Skynrd was still great, but just not on the level Bad Company was that night.
Always liked garage days myself too.Justice was the last Metallica record I bought, still listening to the whole album front to back these days- incredible listening, although Jason newsted's bass is criminally under represented.
SOAD didn't disappoint either, great show!!
Being from Iowa you'd think I'd seen slipknot, bit unfortunately I haven'tAlways liked garage days myself too.
One of the best shows I've been to was Slipknot opening for SOAD. Didn't really know any Slipknot at the time..the drums were just killer!! Pounding my chest
& yeah how's it go? ...I got something to say, killed your baby today? Ya know the Misfits song?
He looked imposing on stage, 6'8" tall and muscular, he could have played Dracula in a movie with ease, lol. His vocals were phenomenal and low range was crazy good. Sad he was writing and getting ready to record another album.RIP Peter Steele!! Loved them too!!
I love playing Summer Breeze for the folks who don't know of Type O..He looked imposing on stage, 6'8" tall and muscular, he could have played Dracula in a movie with ease, lol. His vocals were phenomenal and low range was crazy good. Sad he was writing and getting ready to record another album.
Black No 1 and their cover of Cinnamon Girl stood out the most live! Their keyboardist puts on quiet a show too!
not bad, but as always there were some songs I didn't like 
Maybe you could turn him into a YouTube star. Anything sells these days.I'm 61 and never been to a music concert in my life.bulldog makes his own music but not my favorite tunes.
Just might stick a kazoo up his butt and let him go at it.
Dude... Buy a ticket to your favorite band and GO!I'm 61 and never been to a music concert in my life.
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