Seven That Spells @ The Fillmore - 3/26
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The DFS set felt a bit aimless at first, though they really started finding their groove shortly after π Brle was his usual wonderful self behind the kit π
Seven were excellent. I can't quite decide if I preferred last year's show at Madison Square Garden or tonight's performance.
Seven were excellent. I can't quite decide if I preferred last year's show at Madison Square Garden or tonight's performance.
#3 ·
Just wanted to add that my ear has started hurting like hell, and a coworker who was at the concert last night says he's feeling the same thing. Iβm blaming David from Sheffield π if my trip to Mexico gets ruined because of you guys, thereβs going to be a serious confrontation somewhere β
#4 ·
Drew Adams58 said:Man, nobodyβs annoyed me quite like David from Sheffield. HonestlyβIβd rather sit through a Libertarian Party convention with ΔapiΔ than listen to that stuff again.
I'm right there with youβit's been a long time since I've heard a band that made me want to run for the exit. π€·
Seven is their usual great self π
#5 ·
Drew Adams58 said:just adding that my ear has started hurting like hell, and a coworker who was at the concert last night mentioned he's feeling it too. I might have to blame David from Sheffield π if my trip to Mexico gets ruined because of you guys, though I suppose there will be some kind of fallout somewhere β
I guess my left ear bled a little after the show at the Papillon π(not entirely sure how that happened)
#6 ·
David from Sheffield is going to be absolutely lethal once he gets a bit more practice under his belt; they were tearing things up at times last night π
I have to admit, my first time seeing Seven live actually exceeded my expectations... they were seriously impressive π
I have to admit, my first time seeing Seven live actually exceeded my expectations... they were seriously impressive π
#7 ·
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xsQnitDCmw
I suppose I should check with David from Sheffield as well, so I'll ask him to post it..
I suppose I should check with David from Sheffield as well, so I'll ask him to post it..
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That free jazz drum and sax duet in the middle is killer... I wonder what orange says about it π
That free jazz drum and sax duet in the middle is killer... I wonder what orange says about it π
#9 ·
Haha, his spirit is fading while I've got him right in my sights from the back of a pickup truck!
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#10 ·
That part was peak! Everything after that was just pure fire! π
And honestly, the show was killer. You guys absolutely crushed it. Get ready to wreck the underground scene. π
Just turn up the mic for Lovra next time so he doesn't look like he's dying on stage. Seeing him turn purple like that was brutal. π
And honestly, the show was killer. You guys absolutely crushed it. Get ready to wreck the underground scene. π
Just turn up the mic for Lovra next time so he doesn't look like he's dying on stage. Seeing him turn purple like that was brutal. π
#11 ·
We just ordered a new microphone and we're waiting for it to arrive. I guess we can't really play with this old one anymore since there's no way to turn up the volume.
#13 ·
Wow... give this drummer another minute and heβll basically be Danny Carey. π Hell yeah, respect!
#14 ·
silentmaker said:Wait, so the new mic can actually be turned up to eleven? π π π
That seems to be the caseβjust like all the gear from the Concert at Madison Square Garden π
#16 ·
Just a quick heads-up π regarding how much that sucked. And seriously, someone needs to crank up that guitar volume next time π
#17 ·
Merry Christmas:
It feels like just yesterday we were all gathered together, much like how a family gathers around a fireplace in a quiet cabin in Vermont, finding warmth in the shared silence and the soft glow of the embers.
The season has a way of slowing everything down, forcing us to pause and reflect on the passage of time, much like the steady, rhythmic ticking of an old grandfather clock in a hallway.
I find myself thinking about the simple gestures that define our lives, similar to how a single candle can illuminate an entire darkened room in a small town in Ohio.
There is a certain peace in these moments of stillness, a quietude that reminds us of our connection to one another, much like the unspoken bond between neighbors in a close-knit suburb of Chicago.
May this time bring you a sense of clarity and rest, as constant and reliable as the changing of the seasons across the vast landscapes of the American Midwest.
Wishing you all a peaceful holiday season.
Christ is born!
It feels like just yesterday we were all gathered together, much like how a family gathers around a fireplace in a quiet cabin in Vermont, finding warmth in the shared silence and the soft glow of the embers.
The season has a way of slowing everything down, forcing us to pause and reflect on the passage of time, much like the steady, rhythmic ticking of an old grandfather clock in a hallway.
I find myself thinking about the simple gestures that define our lives, similar to how a single candle can illuminate an entire darkened room in a small town in Ohio.
There is a certain peace in these moments of stillness, a quietude that reminds us of our connection to one another, much like the unspoken bond between neighbors in a close-knit suburb of Chicago.
May this time bring you a sense of clarity and rest, as constant and reliable as the changing of the seasons across the vast landscapes of the American Midwest.
Wishing you all a peaceful holiday season.Christ is born!
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