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Old 04-22-2014, 09:35 AM   #71 (permalink)
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I'm seeing Godflesh this Thursday (not sure who's opening). Will report my experience.
Don't know if this is helpful, but it lists Rusted Shut, Burnt Skull, and Pushmen playing the same night at the venue according to this.

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...,d.aWw&cad=rja

Kind of a crappy list you have to scroll by day, but its got the three other bands listed that evening.
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Old 04-23-2014, 04:46 AM   #72 (permalink)
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CLUTCH

I'd waited a good few years for this. I'd seen Clutch at a festival but never been to a gig of theirs, so I was very pumped up for this. It was pretty standard Clutch, which is not a negative. Loud, boozey, bluesy metal with some heavy grooves and a very nice setlist for which I feel very lucky. Their sets are sometimes extremely light on Blast Tyrant, which would have disappointed me. Excellent show.
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Just saw The Ex - wow!
Outstanding show, one of the best this year.
Played mostly material from Catch My Shoe, which is one of my favourite Ex records, so no complaints. Still going strong after 30+ years - an inspiration.
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Went to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Concert in Brooklyn which was awesome.Saw Local H Monday night at Mercury Lounge and tomorrow I'm seeing David Johansen and David Bromberg at Town Hall in NYC.
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Just saw The Ex - wow!
Outstanding show, one of the best this year.
Played mostly material from Catch My Shoe, which is one of my favourite Ex records, so no complaints. Still going strong after 30+ years - an inspiration.
I'm seeing The Ex at a festival later this year so glad to hear this, so excited!
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Don't know if this is helpful, but it lists Rusted Shut, Burnt Skull, and Pushmen playing the same night at the venue according to this.
Sincere thanks for the research Fred but all 3 of those bands played in the indoor part of the venue on the same night. I did not see them.

The lineup was Regis/Godlfesh on the outdoor main stage. Regis is an electronic musician who, according to wikipedia is "one of the originators of the Birmingham sound, forging a sound that blended Chicago house with darker European electronics" Regis was not bad but also not interesting.

Godflesh were great though. Very glad I went because the music reminded of times and places I loved so long ago. I even got caught in a mosh for the first time in about 15 years. And I didn't get a broken nose or a twisted ankle. I was happy to see that I can still withstand that kind of thing. The audience was mostly late-20s to early-40s fans so I assume that many appointments with chiropractors and massage therapists were made today.

All around a great experience, the band seemed really into it the entire time and it was just super fun. I bought the last official US tour shirt in size L. White T with gold logo / the Everything I Build I Destroy graphic on front. Tour dates on back. I didn't know they only played 10 shows here. Extremely satisfied
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I'm seeing The Ex at a festival later this year so glad to hear this, so excited!
Nice one - don't miss 'em man

What festival is it?
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Sincere thanks for the research Fred but all 3 of those bands played in the indoor part of the venue on the same night. I did not see them.

The lineup was Regis/Godlfesh on the outdoor main stage. Regis is an electronic musician who, according to wikipedia is "one of the originators of the Birmingham sound, forging a sound that blended Chicago house with darker European electronics" Regis was not bad but also not interesting.

Godflesh were great though. Very glad I went because the music reminded of times and places I loved so long ago. I even got caught in a mosh for the first time in about 15 years. And I didn't get a broken nose or a twisted ankle. I was happy to see that I can still withstand that kind of thing. The audience was mostly late-20s to early-40s fans so I assume that many appointments with chiropractors and massage therapists were made today.

All around a great experience, the band seemed really into it the entire time and it was just super fun. I bought the last official US tour shirt in size L. White T with gold logo / the Everything I Build I Destroy graphic on front. Tour dates on back. I didn't know they only played 10 shows here. Extremely satisfied
Awesome.....so they didn't seem to hate each other?
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Nice one - don't miss 'em man

What festival is it?
I was worried they might be a bit old but after hearing they've still got it I'll for sure lock them in as a 'must see'. Jabberwocky festival in August, from ATP.
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