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:	post by the_reverend at 2006-03-05 22:12:52

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green carnation: ok, I think it was dredkill that said they "out opethed opeth." I really can say that is not true at all. except for damnation, opeth is completely different. they do in fact out porcupine tree porcupine tree. sort of similar in nature and sound as that band. I also thought there was a little bit of nevermore in some of the vocals and guitar work. over all it was a little more rocky. besides a few mp3s from the end I haven't really listened to them so I can't really comment on the songs that they played. I think that the singer said that one of the songs that they played was written for emperor, but I don't know. the set list is made up by the member who guesses the closet to the amount of merch the sell the night before (reports are sketchy at best weather they can go over or not, but we will assume not). they played for about an hour. a lot of the songs were long. they could have played for even longer but the acustic guitars that they would have used are still in the process of being shipped to the US. I'm pretty sure they weren't expecting the reception they got. the singer kept looking away and I couldn't tell if he was happy or not about all the people there and the participation. I'm going to get he was cause I heard (from them on stage) that the other shows on their tour weren't all that good. it was hilarious watching the guy stage left trying to step on his pedals through the head banging of the aforementioned wasted girl.

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