That KSE song is <img src="/forums/images/smilies/icon_albino.gif" /> ace, no way I can risk not seeing these live, although if the Brixton sound fails again I'll burn it down.
I was there! \o/ They were awesome, all 11 songs they did.
PS. The base player in the back is in our guild too. He plays Korresh ingame.
Ooking you in the dooker since 1977.
g3 wrote: As you know I am a huge fan of Monster Magnet.
Haven't seen them live since dynamo open air in '93.... should pay more attention to these chaps. Monster magnet rocks!
As you know I am a huge Monster Magnet fan. Retro psychedelic stoner type thing. The new CD 'Last Patrol' is a brilliant place to start.
Warcraft: Not all casual people are bad, but all bad people like to think they are casual.
Death Angel. Legends. Huge fan. Started in the mid-late '80s. These guys were instrumental back then. If you know the BIg 4 (Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth and Anthrax). These guys were always considered to be in the next 4 group. Took a 10 year hiatus but this is third CD since rediscovering the love of thrash . What I love about this band is that it sticks to the old school thrash they were instrumental in creating back in the late '80s. There's solos galore in each song. Rob Cavenstay is a monster shredder. The songs are riff tastic. Not single 3 chord thrash outs. There's guys have class and lots of melody. Lots of gang vocals. Plus there's no growling cookie monster style vox. This is proper shouty vox.
"Caster of Shame" - Vox are awesome. The singer sings his nuts off. He's is his 40s. Which is amazing.
"Territorial Instinct" - Fantastic song. The riffs are crushing. If 3:18 doesn't get your feet taping then nothing will, followed by one of many blistering solos. Brilliant. Listen out for the final thrash out at the end with the wailing lead guitar all over the place. That's just special.
New Zakk song from next CD "Songs from the black Vatican".
OVERKILL! Legendary New york Thrash band. Still smashing them tunes out. Imagine this band on a tiny stage in a sweaty small club slamming and that folks is them live in London in March. Last CD Ironbound was excellent. Sneering vox, dual guitar melodies, ace riffing, blistering solos, double bass delight and 100 mile an hour snare all nailed down by a heavy roving bass. Playing this CD in the gym will take 2 minutes off your 5k run at least guaranteed.
"Electric Rattlesnake" - Watch out for the dual neck guitar.
Primal Fear. These guys have been going for decades. Excellent euro metal. New CD is really excellent. This band ticks all the boxes. Brick sh!t house bald singer with awesome range, synchro head banging, slamming riffs and gang vocals. Enjoy and if you do check out the new CD. Just more of the same.