Death to All Tour -- Hollywood, CA -- June 23rd, 2012 - Page 3

OraclesofAgony · #21 06-26-2012, 02:26 AM

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Originally Posted by anomynous

Wait................you're saying Matt Harvey's vocals fit later Death material more than Steffen's?

Matt did an amazing job on vocals!

This was such an amazing show. Definitely the show of the year for me.

Natrlhi · #22 06-26-2012, 10:27 AM

Nice review, Tregs. I am green with envy for all you sons of bitches who get to see this tour.

TheNobleFaceHumper · #23 06-26-2012, 11:28 AM

Oh and I am curious as to what the "Special Exclusive Item" we get with the VIP.

kommie · #24 06-26-2012, 12:48 PM

about what time did this end?

TheDragonaut · #25 06-26-2012, 02:07 PM

What kind of Gorguts merch was there?

treghet · #26 06-26-2012, 04:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Natrlhi

Nice review, Tregs. I am green with envy for all you sons of bitches who get to see this tour.

Thanks!

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Originally Posted by TheDragonaut

What kind of Gorguts merch was there?

Gorguts only had one or two shirts. I didn't look closer, so it might have been just one with dates on the back. It had the new logo and some kind of design.

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Originally Posted by kommie

about what time did this end?

11:30, but the time the show ends just depends on the venue. To give you an idea for your show: Gorguts played for around 45 minutes, ~20 minute turnover, then 2 hours and 20 minutes of Death.

hiddenzombie013 · #27 06-26-2012, 11:11 PM

I debating on going to this in Orlando, but I'm not sure. While I love me some metal, I'm sad to say that I'm not too familiar with Death. I was originally going to miss it, but now I'm not sure. I hear of people that drove hours to go to this., and how so many are pissed they aren't even getting this tour. That's combined with all of the amazing reviews I've heard, and how respected of a band Death is. I'm not starting to think that I'm doing myself a disservice by not going, since I do have an opportunity to go and many others, who would seem to KILL to go this, do not have that same chance.

Basically, since I don't know much of Death's stuff, how much will I get out of this show? Would it be worth the hour-and-a-half drive for someone like me? Obviously I'm going to start listening to get a better idea for myself too.

kalfitegrdan · #28 06-26-2012, 11:47 PM

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Originally Posted by hiddenzombie013

I debating on going to this in Orlando, but I'm not sure. While I love me some metal, I'm sad to say that I'm not too familiar with Death. I was originally going to miss it, but now I'm not sure. I hear of people that drove hours to go to this., and how so many are pissed they aren't even getting this tour. That's combined with all of the amazing reviews I've heard, and how respected of a band Death is. I'm not starting to think that I'm doing myself a disservice by not going, since I do have an opportunity to go and many others, who would seem to KILL to go this, do not have that same chance.

Basically, since I don't know much of Death's stuff, how much will I get out of this show? Would it be worth the hour-and-a-half drive for someone like me? Obviously I'm going to start listening to get a better idea for myself too.

I just got back from the Chicago show...GO, DUDE! If you like death metal at all then you are definitely doing yourself a disservice by not going. It doesn't even matter if you know the songs or not, this is just a spectacular show.

OraclesofAgony · #29 06-27-2012, 12:05 AM

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Originally Posted by kalfitegrdan

I just got back from the Chicago show...GO, DUDE! If you like death metal at all then you are definitely doing yourself a disservice by not going. It doesn't even matter if you know the songs or not, this is just a spectacular show.

Agreed. The energy at the Hollywood show was insane. The crowd erupted when they opened with Zombie Ritual. And everyone on stage was enjoying themselves. It was a unique experience.

slapguitarer · #30 06-27-2012, 07:45 AM

You make it sound like an hour an a half is a long drive. I have to travel about the distance for almost every concert I go to. Anyhow, my friend came to Death To All with me knowing very little an he had a blast. The matter of fact is you're seeing some of the best musicians in metal playing some of the best metal ever written. Even if you don't know the music they're playing, the musicianship and energy from both the band and the crowd is worth the price of admission.