Primal Fear -- Dischingen, Germany -- June 30th, 2007

Spiral_Slave · #1 07-02-2007, 07:59 AM

Primal Fear's comeback show with guitarist Henny Wolter back in the mix.

01. Introduction
02. Chainbreaker
03. Rollercoaster
04. Nuclear Fire
05. Seven Seals
06. Angel In Black
07. Iron Fist In A Velvet Glove
08. Demons And Angels
09. Eye Of An Eagle
10. Armageddon
11. Final Embrace
12. Metal Is Forever

Pretty short but I think it was at a festival. Iron Vist In A Velvet Glove, and Armageddon are two wondeful surprises that haven't been played since like '99.

ravenheart · #2 07-02-2007, 08:10 AM

Nice. Armageddon is one of my favourites.

I'm hoping Frontiers can get them some UK dates for the new album, but I'm not holding out much hope. Switching from Nuclear Blast To Frontiers was a shocking decision.

Frontiers are a terrible label. Their promotion is rubbish, all their releases go our of print (and are never stocked by the big online retailers - Amazon always have Frontiers albums no 4-6 week availablility straight away because they don't have any copies - except Glenn Hughes albums) and none of their bands ever tour properly.

The precise opposite of NB, who's stuff is available at good prices, who do good press and who's bands tour.

Human_Metal · #3 07-02-2007, 09:56 AM

The setlist looks quite okey. Only problem is that Seven Seals is a boring song and Chainbreaker is quite lame, and they didn't play Under Your Spell...

They could play Colony 13, Sea Of Flames or Mind Control for a change.

ravenheart · #4 07-02-2007, 11:58 AM

I rather like Seven Seals, actually... but yeah, Chainbreaker could be dropped for any one of those others you mentioned. All great songs.

Spiral_Slave · #5 07-02-2007, 12:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Human_Metal

The setlist looks quite okey. Only problem is that Seven Seals is a boring song and Chainbreaker is quite lame, and they didn't play Under Your Spell...

They could play Colony 13, Sea Of Flames or Mind Control for a change.

I personally would like them to play Lightyears From Home for once...

Spiral_Slave · #6 07-02-2007, 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by ravenheart

Nice. Armageddon is one of my favourites.

I'm hoping Frontiers can get them some UK dates for the new album, but I'm not holding out much hope. Switching from Nuclear Blast To Frontiers was a shocking decision.

Frontiers are a terrible label. Their promotion is rubbish, all their releases go our of print (and are never stocked by the big online retailers - Amazon always have Frontiers albums no 4-6 week availablility straight away because they don't have any copies - except Glenn Hughes albums) and none of their bands ever tour properly.

The precise opposite of NB, who's stuff is available at good prices, who do good press and who's bands tour.

I agree with you. What was their reasoning for switching to Frontier? They are doing a UK tour with Doro, then they are ' planning on ' North and South America in early 08 but I won't hold my breath.

ravenheart · #7 07-02-2007, 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Spiral_Slave

They are doing a UK tour with Doro, then they are ' planning on ' North and South America in early 08 but I won't hold my breath.

Oh, they're the Doro support are they? I might have a word with Chris Caffrey about attending that, then...

'We will start our tour in the US this time and co-headline the Progpower Festival in Atlanta. For the first time, we will perform a bunch of songs from the new album on stage! Then we will embark on a double headliner tour together with our friends of U.D.O. through Europe, plus a yet undecided special guest. In December we will tour Japan and Korea, plus some more Xmas shows in Europe. Then we're working on dates in South America, the US & Canada for early 2008!'

God I hope the PF/UDO tour hits the UK!