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:	post by the_reverend at 2004-03-07 03:02:06

ok, now what was up with the fertilizer smell? I thought I was snoring potting soil. if you are asking yourself "what smell" out lout, then you might just be a farmington highschool student. Seeing as Farmington is known for it's high pregnancy related incidents, many of the kids you saw there are or will shortly be moms/dead-beat-dads.
To the people who put on the show: excellent job, it ran a little late, but went smoothly. all those kids that where there will hopefully now attend other shows... well see if they have the virus. the next step for them is learning how to do the perfect hand plant.

SORRY IN ADVANCE FOR CRAPPY REVIEWS, but the show lasted 10 hours.

the filth: they were decent. pretty straight-forward straight-edge punk. they covered a minor threat song and I'm pretty sure the last song was punx and skins by the casualties. there was a fight during their set too. something dumb, I'm sure.

of empty words: metalcore with clean vocals. the guitar and drum work was straight-foreward. All the riffs where kicked with a flang.

another perfect ending: these kids are talented, but not really my thing. they had a few fuck up that I could hear. they used the dual-guitar well, both playing some pretty interesting and complex things. I heard they used to be a thursday cover band. the vocals fit the style of music they were playing, but it wasn't really my thing.

zealot: death-metal-core. man, were the singer's pants the biggest pants ever?

face first: formally called diaster piece. they sounded much better here. all the clean vocals have been removed. the last song they played was my fav of their set. some kid with them had a slave flash on a tripod.. some of my pictures look "cool" from his flash.

pray for a plague: damn, I've known Tim Simpson (blonde guitarist) for like 7 years and I finally get to see him in a band. they were pretty good too. the crowd went off a bit for them. they sounded a bit like some of creation is crucifixions non-death/non-grind stuff. this features 1/2 of diaster piece.

funeral in fame: the crowd was fairly roudy for them. great for them to get a good response up here. they are a bit more melodic than that hall will let through so you couldn't hear some of it.

no hope for heroes: featuring a guitar player from dying in sin if I'm not mistaken. I think at this point I started getting tired and cranky. they had mostly clean vocals which I wasn't really into.

forever carved: I ate a few oreos... someone's been listening to bury your dead a little bit, huh? they sounded a lot better than tey did the last time I saw them. boy, I'm really harsh on clean vocals...

the hostage heart: man, after a day of mostly localbands, the tone from their 5150's sounded amazing. I was just in awe. I'm not really knowledgable with gear, but you could totally hear the difference. their set was great too... no pantera cover, but xchrisx confessed his love to me.

neverfall: tune.. mess up... tune... mess up.. and then just play through it. heh. before that, they got an excellent response from the crowd. they had a new singer. I guess they slept in a van down by the river last night.

my letter: it was ok. the drummer had a head set and sang like underoath some of the time. but then they went into some poop-doggy dogg song. um.. I'm not sure what that was a bout, but I snapped a picture and even the picture looked gay.
"I'm not sure what that girl with the huge grammy panties is all about."
"honestly, I don't know what most people here are about."

darken the sky: so brutal they broke a mic. one of the guitars was too low.. um.. right, I think.

the notorious d.u.m.p.: I would just like to take this moment to say that the comedy central TV show "kid notorious" sucks. this step was much better than the last time. it didn't get shutdown and they got to play their 3rd song which I found to be their best. no, this wasn't a tears reunion, but I did get to see 3 unbelievable things during their set:
1) derek jumping will playing bass
2) doug singing hardcore vocals
3) derek mabra two-stepping

black my heart: they are getting tighter each time I see them. it was a good performance. I think that the crowd is learning their songs now. damn, i didn't grab a cd.

deadwater drowning: mic kept cutting out, but still sounded good. nate will be off with premonitions of war for a while. he'll probably be with them at the palladium in april for morbid angel.

since the flood: excellent as usual. after hearing their cd over and over at the palladium, it was great to see them again. a fair amount of people stuck around for them.

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