Power of Metal

Greebo

Mówię, że niby to samo. Nie ma radykalnej zmiany klimatu i nie mówię, że są to identyczne krążki. Nie zmienia to faktu, że Toxic Voodoo nie chce mi się słuchać.

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Meltorm

Podpuszczasz czy poważnie bo Voodoo nie znam?

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Oenologist

Shane Matheny fondly reminisces:

I had a personal relationship with Dawn in 1991, we met shortly after the release of "Within the Veil". I stayed with her at their "studio" (I use that term very loosely) off and on for a few months just before they embarked on what Warner Bros. & Roberta called the "15 major markets tour".

Here is one good one,

we were at a club in LA called the Gaslight (on Ivar Street) for the Warner Bros. "send off" party/concert for the above mentioned tour. Kerry King from Slayer was at the show, guys from Armored Saint and other bands as well... Fear of God played the main slot at probably about 11:00pm. It was a great show, Dawn had even brought in this black chick whom she had met on the street outside the recording studio for the "Within the Veil" sessions. She is actually on the record singing one line with Dawn at the end of "Drift" - "Yesterday is dead and gone, and tomorrow is out of sight"... That same girl was on stage for Drift that night at Dawn's insistence! She had brought in an old chandelier with green light bulbs (out of her studio/apartment) to hang over the stage, and of course there was the requisite megaphone - which it somehow had become my responsibility to acquire and be sure it was in good working order. They were having some technical difficulties just before the set, so Dawn grabbed the megaphone and promptly announced to the entire crowd "fuck the demons".

There was alot of energy in the room and once the show got started, it was one of their best ever. They played every song off of Within the Veil except for "White Door". After they finished, the evening turned into a big "record-company-send-off-party". Everyone congratulating the Warner Bros. people and FOG of course - it was their party! There was just one problem, there was another band playing to finish up the night. A band no one had ever heard of - at that time...

So, this other band is on stage and no one is really paying any attention to them at all. The band also is not getting a good mix, and not getting enough volume out of the PA to suit them. The singer becomes completely agitated and starts provoking the crowd and using some tasty expletives as well. He finally starts to verbally assault FOG directly. Mike (Carlino) was standing on the side of the stage at this time and proceeded to laugh at give them a hand gesture. Someone else threw a beer on stage, and that was it. It became a band on band brawl right there beside the stage - a good fist fight. There were so many people there that it was broken up rather quickly. I left with Dawn and the FOG guys out the back door, everyone was ready to move to the after show party at a bar called Boardner's just up the street anyway. The "attacking" band was chastised and asked to leave, as record industry people told them "you guys will never get a recording contract". That band was the now "legendary" Kyuss and the singer was of course - John Garcia.

To jest jedna z TYCH opowieści. Tych, gdzie jeden zespół ma w dupie drugi, a prawdopodobnie po latach odnosiliby się do siebie z szacunkiem (vide Priest i Maiden).

pan_Heathen

Co za pieprznięta wyjąca histeryczka która myśli, że każdego obchodzi jej depresja. Tak sobie pomyslalem, kiedy pierwszy raz tego przesłuchałem. Po kilku kolejnych przesłuchaniach miałem ją ochotę przeprosić za to, co na początku myślałem Wink

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