General Zod wrote:8. THE band. The one that would make you book right away. You don't even need to think, it's in your mind right now.
Nevermore
bodomdragon wrote:Not impossible but quite complicated nowadays... :)
General Zod wrote:bodomdragon wrote:Not impossible but quite complicated nowadays... :)
Without a doubt. And truthfully, I plan on going regardless of who's announced.
Dustro25 wrote:1. The venue filler, but still more or less within the 70K budget/audience limits.
Scar Symmetry
LOL. Looking forward to my first 70K Tons cruise.Pellaz wrote:General Zod wrote:Awesome! And if Primal Fear are also confirmed, things might get a little...confusing.bodomdragon wrote:Not impossible but quite complicated nowadays... :)
(Zod bears an uncanny resemblance to a certain Mr. Scheepers....)
General Zod wrote:LOL. Looking forward to my first 70K Tons cruise.Pellaz wrote:General Zod wrote:Awesome! And if Primal Fear are also confirmed, things might get a little...confusing.
(Zod bears an uncanny resemblance to a certain Mr. Scheepers....)
I had to look him up. That's far from the worst the comparison I've heard.bodomdragon wrote:Also, you look quite like Wolfheart's founder & singer (formerly in Before the Dawn and Black Sun Aeon) Tuomas Saukkonen. Of course I can only compare to one low resolution picture so I could be plain wrong anyway :)
alex_canada wrote:Cool to see another Progpower regular make the jump
Thanks.alex_canada wrote:Cool to see another Progpower regular make the jump
scyll wrote:Fun thread!
1. The venue filler, but still more or less within the 70K budget/audience limits.
Avantasia, without a single doubt.
2. A band probably no one else in this forum listens to.
Pyramaze.
3. A solid Cripper Award contender (if possible, less known than your previous answer).
Euphoreon.
3. The band you still NEED to see live for the first time after so much time enjoying their music.
Powerwolf.
4. You've watched them like a zillion times live, but you just can't have enough.
Sabaton!! :-D
5. That guilty pleasure, which might or might not be considered metal.
Soilwork.
6. The live band. You don't listen to them that much but their concerts are a freaking party.
Steel Panther
7. One band from your country. If you're German, American, Finnish or Swedish, try to be a little bit original :)
Into Eternity
8. THE band. The one that would make you book right away. You don't even need to think, it's in your mind right now.
Definitely Powerwolf!
scyll wrote:Fun thread!
1. The venue filler, but still more or less within the 70K budget/audience limits.
Avantasia, without a single doubt.
2. A band probably no one else in this forum listens to.
Pyramaze.
3. A solid Cripper Award contender (if possible, less known than your previous answer).
Euphoreon.
3. The band you still NEED to see live for the first time after so much time enjoying their music.
Powerwolf.
4. You've watched them like a zillion times live, but you just can't have enough.
Sabaton!! :-D
5. That guilty pleasure, which might or might not be considered metal.
Soilwork.
6. The live band. You don't listen to them that much but their concerts are a freaking party.
Steel Panther
7. One band from your country. If you're German, American, Finnish or Swedish, try to be a little bit original :)
Into Eternity
8. THE band. The one that would make you book right away. You don't even need to think, it's in your mind right now.
Definitely Powerwolf!
DavidWinter wrote:1. The venue filler, but still more or less within the 70K budget/audience limits.
No one has mentioned the almighty Iron Maiden?
2. A band probably no one else in this forum listens to.
Haken
3. A solid Cripper Award contender (if possible, less known than your previous answer).
Wilderun
3. The band you still NEED to see live for the first time after so much time enjoying their music.
Children of Bodom
4. You've watched them like a zillion times live, but you just can't have enough.
Alestorm
5. That guilty pleasure, which might or might not be considered metal.
Diablo Swing Orquestra
6. The live band. You don't listen to them that much but their concerts are a freaking party.
Lamb of God
7. One band from your country. If you're German, American, Finnish or Swedish, try to be a little bit original :)
Mmmmmmmmmmm say, Arkitecht
8. THE band. The one that would make you book right away. You don't even need to think, it's in your mind right now.
Fleshgod Apocalypse (Waiting for my booking code )
I was surprised someone in the forums knows Voyager, they're a great prog act lml Australia has a lot of good bands
DavidWinter wrote:1. The venue filler, but still more or less within the 70K budget/audience limits.
No one has mentioned the almighty Iron Maiden?
DavidWinter wrote:2. A band probably no one else in this forum listens to.
Haken
I was surprised someone in the forums knows Voyager, they're a great prog act lml Australia has a lot of good bands
DavidWinter wrote:3. The band you still NEED to see live for the first time after so much time enjoying their music.
Children of Bodom
8. THE band. The one that would make you book right away. You don't even need to think, it's in your mind right now.
Fleshgod Apocalypse
bodomdragon wrote:bodomdragon wrote:Someone is really happy with the first ten announcements
Jotunheimr wrote:1. The venue filler, but still more or less within the 70K budget/audience limits.
Testament
3. The band you still NEED to see live for the first time after so much time enjoying their music.
Haggard
AceHugger wrote:3. The band you still NEED to see live for the first time after so much time enjoying their music.
Spineshank
Phoenix wrote:AceHugger wrote:3. The band you still NEED to see live for the first time after so much time enjoying their music.
Spineshank
I ask this of everyone who knows who Spineshank is... have you heard of Silent Civilian, then?
AceHugger wrote:
Actually if I'm honest -No.
Although for some reason the name does ring a bell. I'm sure if I heardon't that Jenny Santos was fronting it I'm sure I'd have remembered
Although am listening to it right now and I like.
I actually thought Santos left music altogether for a period. I heard that he missed a close family bereavement due to touring and that was the catalyst for him quiting SS
Reading this stuff online It seems I was wrong.
Nice call.
AceHugger wrote:( I don't know what this cripper thing is..?)
macamatic wrote:3. A solid Cripper Award contender (if possible, less known than your previous answer).
After Me, The Flood.
Phoenix wrote:
Silent Civilian is the band that got me into metal, actually. I've never stopped loving their two albums, even though we'll probably never again get another. Was never all that into Spineshank myself, apparently neither did Santos since their nu metal sound was the reason he started SC.
I'd probably die from shock if Santos ever got on the boat, in any form. Just to thank him would be sweet.
AceHugger wrote:
Gotta be honest, - I wouldn't class their first album as nu-metal. - it's got a more Industrial vibe, which I think came a bit from Dino Cazares mentoring them in the early days.
Height of callousness & self-destructive pattern fit more into the nu-metal era though. ( although I still have a fond spot for 'Height..' just due to the time in my life when I listened to it heavily)
P.S. - I met Johnny & thew rest of Spineshank when they toured with Fear factory in '98 - it was just before Christmas & I took along a blank Christmas card - got it signed out 'To Andy , - Merry Fucking Christmas, from All of FF & SS'
- that was a treasured possession. - until I lost it during a house-move.
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