H has put the Biohazard logo up on his instagram. State Of The World Address colour as well. Sexy time.
Saw this earlier but didn't want to make a thread falsely getting people excited :laugh: . The EU tour was already announced at the end of October with no Irish show unless they are coming to Dublin during one of the days they have off while in England.
I couldn't wait, I was hoping someone here would know what's what.
Just had a look at the dates, I'd imagine the only one that would be feasible would be if they were to start the tour here on the 24th Feb?
Definitely head along, although I'd say there'll be high percentage of mongos at it
When was the last time they played here?.
Fibbers in 2013 I don't think they played here since then.
Fairly sure played in fibbers a few years ago but not the proper line up.
They were in the doldrums during that period.
Quote from: Circlepit on November 12, 2024, 02:21:28 PMFairly sure played in fibbers a few years ago but not the proper line up.
They were in the doldrums during that period.
Yeah that was just Billy & Danny while Evan was off attempting to be a DJ and discovering wellness grifting.
That was the 2013 show then. It was the one everyone on metalireland was going on about when it was happening. They stopped playing live sometime in 2015 and they didn't play live again until a few months after Evan rejoined in 2023.
(https://scontent-dub4-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/466751612_983493220488876_7876256473174180969_n.jpg?_nc_cat=101&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=127cfc&_nc_ohc=26LOssufq6kQ7kNvgEj3sF2&_nc_zt=23&_nc_ht=scontent-dub4-1.xx&_nc_gid=AxQVvAMtqaSKFs4LTkhkdi6&oh=00_AYCnoGBd5zcpnVudQ34wc65biC4E9QwrYzgP0TFlkhNosg&oe=673A25BC)
Fuck, that would be a great gig.
I'm there!!!
Pantera may have to skipped now, 2 bands like that in the academy
Anyone got a price for this bad boy? I feckin hate this time of year for great announcements :laugh:
They don't seem to advertise the price in advance anymore which is annoying especially if you have to get a few tickets the day they go on sale.
I guess I wasn't too far off a while back when saying Biohazard would be great support for Pantera. Them playing a headline show the next day is 100 times better.
Never listed to Life of Agony but have seen the name around for years. I just checked them out and they sound awful. I am guessing they are one of those bands you'd have to have been into as a teenager.
Ah no, River Runs Red and Ugly are stone cold classics.
RRR is the only one I've heard beyond the odd track here and there. Musically it's alright but yer man's vocals are atrocious. Biohazard are a novelty act for me, I just find them amusing.
River Runs Red is a classic.
Live he/she can be hit and miss with the vocals but still worth it.
Biohazard seem to be on fire now.
Same weekend as Pantera.
Dublin will be Mongo central.
A lot of scrope knuckles being presented at A&E that Monday morning id say!.
Quote from: Carnage on November 13, 2024, 11:44:58 AMRRR is the only one I've heard beyond the odd track here and there. Musically it's alright but yer man's vocals are atrocious. Biohazard are a novelty act for me, I just find them amusing.
*your woman's voice
The vocals, whatever. He was Keith Caputo at the time, so I'll stand by it. Either way, crap vocals on that album IMO.
Wasn't Evan a pornstar for a while too, bless him
Quote from: Carnage on November 14, 2024, 08:16:51 AMThe vocals, whatever. He was Keith Caputo at the time, so I'll stand by it. Either way, crap vocals on that album IMO.
Ah I'm only coddin ya!
I can see why the cials would be a turn off but it fits the music perfect.
Like a more whingy Pete Steele. It's got that Brooklyn sound from the last 80s / early 90s
Quote from: DISRUPTER on November 14, 2024, 03:29:23 PMQuote from: Carnage on November 14, 2024, 08:16:51 AMThe vocals, whatever. He was Keith Caputo at the time, so I'll stand by it. Either way, crap vocals on that album IMO.
Ah I'm only coddin ya!
I can see why the cials would be a turn off but it fits the music perfect.
Like a more whingy Pete Steele. It's got that Brooklyn sound from the last 80s / early 90s
The vocals were what made them stand out, This Time , River Runs Red, Through And Through, all classics.
Quote from: mickO))) on November 13, 2024, 11:31:43 AMThey don't seem to advertise the price in advance anymore which is annoying especially if you have to get a few tickets the day they go on sale.
I guess I wasn't too far off a while back when saying Biohazard would be great support for Pantera. Them playing a headline show the next day is 100 times better.
Never listed to Life of Agony but have seen the name around for years. I just checked them out and they sound awful. I am guessing they are one of those bands you'd have to have been into as a teenager.
That's probably the case, but their only actually heavy album is River Runs Red. I like Ugly a lot as well and some of Soul Searching Sun but not a thing other than that. Which one did you try?
Quote from: Circlepit on November 13, 2024, 09:17:24 AMPantera may have to skipped now, 2 bands like that in the academy
Pantera can pretty much fuck off now for me with their mad pricing
Biohazard are absolute muck lads. I remember drawing their symbol on my canvass school bag as a young lad before I ever heard a note of their music. I just reckoned it looked cool and they got a mention on the liner notes of Chaos Ad (so did Dog Eat Dog btw, ahem...) so that was good enough for me at the time. I then actually heard them and even at a time when I wasn't particularly discriminating about what I listened to, realized they were in fact total balls. That said, punishment is one of the greatest intros ever, until of course yer man's vocals kick in and things get seriously shit.
Back then myself and the lads used to have a good laugh at Evan's vocals as they are something of an acquired taste, shall we say :laugh: I can listen to State of the World Address these days with nothing but fondness and even enjoy his funny vocals. By the way, the production on that album must be one of the best out of the 90s mainstream bands. Up there with Type O.
Yep, solid production no doubt about it. Much of the Roadrunner roster was the same back then. I can still appreciate the production on, for example, Burn My Eyes, even if MH absolutely suck these days. Same for Demanufacture, Chaos AD etc, even if those bands have completely shat over whatever legacy they once had
What's great about those albums especially State Of The Works address is that they are before the loudness wars so you can hear all the enemy really well.
The Biohazard s/t is savage as well.
Burn My Eyes has a brilliant production. Not sure I would say the same about Demanufacture these days. I listened to it a lot back then and I suppose it's an appropriate production, but I don't remember it being as lush as the others mentioned. Long time since I've put it on though, so maybe...
Biohazard are hilarious but I'm very much looking forward to this. I reckon Life of Agony will be shit going by anything I've seen of them live but the Hazard are by all accounts great craic.
Beavis & Butthead ripping the piss out of LOA put me off them for years but RRR is a great album. I'll still take the piss out of the vocals😅
The documentary about them is pretty good.
Quote from: Sworntothecans on November 14, 2024, 10:26:58 PMBeavis & Butthead ripping the piss out of LOA put me off them for years but RRR is a great album. I'll still take the piss out of the vocals😅
The documentary about them is pretty good.
That was my introduction to LOA lol and I forgot until right now :laugh:
Quote from: astfgyl on November 15, 2024, 12:02:25 AMQuote from: Sworntothecans on November 14, 2024, 10:26:58 PMBeavis & Butthead ripping the piss out of LOA put me off them for years but RRR is a great album. I'll still take the piss out of the vocals😅
The documentary about them is pretty good.
That was my introduction to LOA lol and I forgot until right now :laugh:
Christians? Later dude🤣
Savage song. B&B had terrible taste if
they didn't like the doom bits 8)
Fuck it, I just grabbed a copy of RRR on CD from Discogs for fuck all. I've never owned this album and it's a savage one so worth a few bob 8) 8)
I'll have to go back and listen to both bands again,id say there's no way I'd sit through a full album.The Shades of grey video and LoA Through and Through video were great back in the day.
Let's be honest loads going to this will be hoping it will be like something from the 90s :laugh:
The crowd will be load of fat cunts in their 40s pretending to be 16 again! :laugh:
Ticket in the bag.
€48. Vest at the ready.
Never listened to Life of Agony before so stuck on River Runs Red this morning, it's fairly fucking shite
If that's supposed to be their best album I'll be giving them a miss
Bi-yo!-hazard.
LOA were great but It Caputo's voice was definitely a bit of a challenge. I think they are deadly but I get that they are Marmite. Or Vegeemoit, caaant!
RRR is lethal start to finish but I've no interest in any of the rest of LoA. Would still see them live solely on that album though. I often listen to it and it has been regularly on the go since my teens.
Biohazard are 50/50 but I am sure they would be decent live.
Yeah!
They are both 'Right Place, Right Time's bands.
Went back to the recently myself when I found the young fella banging the vids out on YouTube. He went through a brief NY style hardcore phase for a bit.
Quote from: ochoill on November 15, 2024, 10:54:31 AMRRR is lethal start to finish but I've no interest in any of the rest of LoA. Would still see them live solely on that album though. I often listen to it and it has been regularly on the go since my teens.
Yeah, I reckon if I'd come across it 25 years or so ago I'd have liked it, just not doing anything for me now
Same with Biohazard really, doubt I'd give them much time these days but 14 year old me loved it
Quote from: astfgyl on November 14, 2024, 05:55:21 PMOnly actually heavy album is River Runs Red. I like Ugly a lot as well and some of Soul Searching Sun but not a thing other than that. Which one did you try?
I just searched for a few songs on youtube can't even remember which ones I looked at.
I got into Biohazrd as a teenager Evans vocals never bothered anymore than any other metal vocalist. For people saying they are hilarious or embarrassing are they really anymore embarrassing than your Iron Maidens or Judas Priests etc.
I would love to hear songs from Kill or be killed but my guess is they will stick to the hits.
For those in doubt the show in Fibbers in 2013 was absolutely brilliant as I sure anyone else who was there will agree. Everyone on Metalireland at the time loved it so now that Evan is back in the band this show will have to be even better than 2013.
Quote from: mickO))) on November 15, 2024, 12:22:10 PMI would love to hear songs from Kill or be killed but my guess is they will stick to the hits.
Kill or be Killed is great, jaysus I forgot about that album until you said it but again I listened to it to death when it came out.
Quote from: ochoill on November 15, 2024, 01:32:38 PMQuote from: mickO))) on November 15, 2024, 12:22:10 PMI would love to hear songs from Kill or be killed but my guess is they will stick to the hits.
Kill or be Killed is great, jaysus I forgot about that album until you said it but again I listened to it to death when it came out.
God I remember it well...
There's gonna be
HEADS KICKED IN
Quote from: mickO))) on November 15, 2024, 12:22:10 PMQuote from: astfgyl on November 14, 2024, 05:55:21 PMOnly actually heavy album is River Runs Red. I like Ugly a lot as well and some of Soul Searching Sun but not a thing other than that. Which one did you try?
I just searched for a few songs on youtube can't even remember which ones I looked at.
I got into Biohazrd as a teenager Evans vocals never bothered anymore than any other metal vocalist. For people saying they are hilarious or embarrassing are they really anymore embarrassing than your Iron Maidens or Judas Priests etc.
I would love to hear songs from Kill or be killed but my guess is they will stick to the hits.
For those in doubt the show in Fibbers in 2013 was absolutely brilliant as I sure anyone else who was there will agree. Everyone on Metalireland at the time loved it so now that Evan is back in the band this show will have to be even better than 2013.
Oh I love Biohazard but I've always found that hard man thing hilarious at the same time. The vocals are the finest and the screams out of Billy are lethal
Mata Leao and New World Disorder were the last ones I bought.
It looks like most of the set is comprised of Urban Discipline and SOTWA.
Well there'll be no complaints from me if that's what they're playing
I saw them in Dublin in 1994. Gig was stopped about 4 songs through. Got to meet them all and also hang out with DOWNSET and Dog EAT DOG.
Quote from: leatherface on November 16, 2024, 11:48:05 PMI saw them in Dublin in 1994. Gig was stopped about 4 songs through. Got to meet them all and also hang out with DOWNSET and Dog EAT DOG.
That was the Tivoli gig wasn't it?
Quote from: Sworntothecans on November 17, 2024, 03:09:51 PMQuote from: leatherface on November 16, 2024, 11:48:05 PMI saw them in Dublin in 1994. Gig was stopped about 4 songs through. Got to meet them all and also hang out with DOWNSET and Dog EAT DOG.
That was the Tivoli gig wasn't it?
Yes. Turned into a big 'meet n greet' in the end.
That was some show. I made a hasty exit at the end as I was was chatting with some seriously irate fans who'd travelled down as the Belfast show had been cancelled from the day before, so they could play Donington instead. 30 years later caught them at Hellfest. Super show, you're in for a treat.
So he's Keith and a man again, it seems...
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1B8WQ9ZBtx/
A tit cutting off his tits. Clearly a man of substance.
He had enough of the monthly river running red
I saw that yesterday, it's hard not to see it as Joe Pesci talking. Will him/her/they/them/those/these make the tour dates with the surgery in January?
Will what cones off be sold as a one off mega merch deal?
Tits Time.
:laugh:
"I can't even begin to tell you how many side effects I've been through"...wasn't that the whole point??
Enoch Burke is sauntering around the 'joy with a Life Of Agony bandana on I hear.
Does he have no micky now?
Jaysus Mclove you missed a trick there
Let's (not) Pretend (any more)
Despite the silliness I bought RRR and have been listening to it a lot the past few days. I am familiar with half of if and the other half is slowly growing on me. Take out the annoying story telling bits with the yelling oul one and it's pretty damn savage. I didn't pick up on the huge doom influence when I was younger. My points of reference for doom back then were limited to MDB and PL, and LOA sound nothing like either. I can hear certain parallels with Type O that weren't apparent to me back in the 90s, despite loving October Rust. Pretty damn cool album.
Pretty sure I'm hearing the Biohazard dudes doing guest vocals in a couple of songs.
Quote from: Eoin McLove on November 23, 2024, 10:08:56 PMDespite the silliness I bought RRR and have been listening to it a lot the past few days. I am familiar with half of if and the other half is slowly growing on me. Take out the annoying story telling bits with the yelling oul one and it's pretty damn savage. I didn't pick up on the huge doom influence when I was younger. My points of reference for doom back then were limited to MDB and PL, and LOA sound nothing like either. I can hear certain parallels with Type O that weren't apparent to me back in the 90s, despite loving October Rust. Pretty damn cool album.
Pretty sure I'm hearing the Biohazard dudes doing guest vocals in a couple of songs.
Josh from Type O was the producer of RRR. That combined with Sals drumming made it have that link. It's a shame Sal can't seem to get in with band members as he has a great drumming style.
Yeah, I can't help but wonder how much influence Silver brought to the table.
I think he had a lot more influence even on the Type O sound than he gets credit for. Mad to think he works as a paramedic now...
Those gang vocals on the likes My Eyes are 100% Type O.
That track for some reason sounds like it was never mastered. If you listen on headphones there is a huge drop in punch and volume.
Ugly has never really clicked with me but Soul Searching Sun was a time and place album. Still love it.
Broken Valley has some moments.
Quote from: Circlepit on November 24, 2024, 08:02:36 AMUgly has never really clicked with me but Soul Searching Sun was a time and place album. Still love it.
Broken Valley has some moments.
Same as that.
Loved RRR and listened to it relentlessly back in the day. But Ugly just didn't cut it. The production on the album didn't suit them at all, in my opinion.
SSS was a shift in direction but still a decent album.
My SSS CD has disappeared along the way but I loved it back then. Well, maybe not loved, but I liked it a lot. Ugly is a bit thin sounding but I remember liking a few songs.
Broken Valley is the business. I still listen to it regularly enough
The shock of the sound on Ugly after giving a couple of years wearing out RRR was tough to take. I also think SSS was less of a departure after that but I still like a good bit of it
Edit: I'm fairly certain that's Biohazard on Method Of Groove as well but iirc they're uncredited.
Actually, we never mention much on the site here about Pete Steele making a guest appearance on a couple of tracks on Biohazards Uncivilisation album, which is also one of their better ones.
I didn't know about that. I never listened to that album so I'll have to check it out.
Quote from: Eoin McLove on November 24, 2024, 10:59:49 PMI didn't know about that. I never listened to that album so I'll have to check it out.
It's well worth a spin or two if you are partial to a bit of Biohazard. It's good even without the ethereal wisps of Pete Steele to round it out
Quote from: The Great Cull on November 24, 2024, 07:42:15 AMI think he had a lot more influence even on the Type O sound than he gets credit for. Mad to think he works as a paramedic now...
There's career changes and then there`s
that ???
Quote from: Eoin McLove on November 23, 2024, 10:08:56 PMDespite the silliness I bought RRR and have been listening to it a lot the past few days. I can hear certain parallels with Type O that weren't apparent to me back in the 90s, despite loving October Rust. Pretty damn cool album.
The drum tone on RRR sounds , to me, exactly like the drum tone on BK by Type O. Loud with a lot reverb.
Quote from: leatherface on November 26, 2024, 10:43:20 PMQuote from: The Great Cull on November 24, 2024, 07:42:15 AMI think he had a lot more influence even on the Type O sound than he gets credit for. Mad to think he works as a paramedic now...
There's career changes and then there`s that ???
Quote from: Eoin McLove on November 23, 2024, 10:08:56 PMDespite the silliness I bought RRR and have been listening to it a lot the past few days. I can hear certain parallels with Type O that weren't apparent to me back in the 90s, despite loving October Rust. Pretty damn cool album.
The drum tone on RRR sounds , to me, exactly like the drum tone on BK by Type O. Loud with a lot reverb.
Absolutely. Even some of the drum patterns/ fills are identical. He has a unique style without a doubt. But I'm referring also to the style of riffs. The big Sabbath grooves mixed with breakdowns, the melodic, dramatic vocals and then gang chants lobbed in here and there. The gloomy HC and poppy mix is heavily Type O inspired yet they arrived at their own sound despite those parallels.
Sal Abruscato played on both RRR and BK. The feel bad to be transferred between both albums either on purpose or by accident.
This is a nice touch. Quite from Billy Graziadei's Facebook:
QuoteWe created this T-shirt with the blessing of Sick of it All to support our good friend Lou Koller. As he battles cancer on the path to win, 100% of the proceeds of this T-shirt will go to help with his medical costs. Please help support a good friend to us all and an amazing human we love and admire!
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https://www.coldcutsmerch.com/collections/biohazard/products/biohazard-dragon-shirt?fbclid=IwY2xjawG0eMVleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHfE8hNSFxqzWb1LqoSCXAbe_sQFc1-f6vxbYX6xCmCdfUd5YQ21Z4T2_xg_aem_o_bCaEXzLx_OVsKXZQ8WRQ
Are many going to this?
The first band that's been added are pure scutter. Can't remember their name but it's awful.
Seriously considering heading along but Life of Agony will be given a miss. Could never fathom the fuss over RRR in 1996 and things haven't changed in the intervening decades. Any idea of stage times? Trying to plan around public transport and see if it's doable.
I watched a few songs from a recent Biohazard set the other night and they are unreal. For a bunch of old farts they still give it 100%. Total energy. Watching Bobby ripping out solos and spinning around at, what, 50 odd? 60? Some buck.
Quote from: vinterland on February 19, 2025, 08:12:22 PMSeriously considering heading along but Life of Agony will be given a miss. Could never fathom the fuss over RRR in 1996 and things haven't changed in the intervening decades. Any idea of stage times? Trying to plan around public transport and see if it's doable.
Doors 6pm
LYLVC 6.50
LOA 7.40
Biohazard 9.20
(subject to change)
An early finish suits for the public transport.
The Biohazard gig that went up on YouTube last week or so is brilliant.
Quote from: vinterland on February 19, 2025, 08:12:22 PMSeriously considering heading along but Life of Agony will be given a miss. Could never fathom the fuss over RRR in 1996 and things haven't changed in the intervening decades. Any idea of stage times? Trying to plan around public transport and see if it's doable.
I have a spare ticket on sale for €25, it's on Ticketmaster.
Just sold.
Quote from: Circlepit on February 20, 2025, 08:08:31 AMQuote from: vinterland on February 19, 2025, 08:12:22 PMSeriously considering heading along but Life of Agony will be given a miss. Could never fathom the fuss over RRR in 1996 and things haven't changed in the intervening decades. Any idea of stage times? Trying to plan around public transport and see if it's doable.
I have a spare ticket on sale for €25, it's on Ticketmaster.
Just sold.
Thanks for the offer but won't know until Sunday if I'll be heading. Trying to fit in around a few local GAA matches. Enjoy the gig!
No problem, I moved it!
Onyx (Kern Little from the Shield and Bird from the Wire) are playing in the Music centre Sunday night as well who are on Judgement Night. Would have been great if both shows could have been combined. Onyx's style of rap would go down really well with the Biohazard crowd Half thinking of even going to Onyx over this.
Any idea of stage times for Belfast? DME page just says 'local pages' but the Limelight are a bit useless at that.
TONIGHT 🕥⬇️
Doors: 5pm
LYLVC: 5.30pm
Life of Agony: 6.30pm
Biohazard: 8.10pm
Times are subject to change.
Remaining tix ➡️https://tinyurl.com/BLoAfeb22
Another one that just didn't work out for me. Couldn't grab a co pilot despite 3 weeks of making him listen to Biohazard he just didn't get it
Quote from: Mark on February 22, 2025, 12:44:20 PMTONIGHT 🕥⬇️
Doors: 5pm
LYLVC: 5.30pm
Life of Agony: 6.30pm
Biohazard: 8.10pm
Times are subject to change.
Remaining tix ➡️https://tinyurl.com/BLoAfeb22
Quote from: Mark on February 22, 2025, 12:44:20 PMTONIGHT 🕥⬇️
Doors: 5pm
LYLVC: 5.30pm
Life of Agony: 6.30pm
Biohazard: 8.10pm
Times are subject to change.
Remaining tix ➡️https://tinyurl.com/BLoAfeb22
GRMA
Actually a bit more annoyed missing this than Pantera tbh. Feels like a last chance gone
Quote from: astfgyl on February 22, 2025, 03:00:43 PMActually a bit more annoyed missing this than Pantera tbh. Feels like a last chance gone
Evan is only back and seems to be talk of a new album so they may be here again.
https://www.adverts.ie/concerts-festivals/biohazard-life-of-agony-tickets-2-tickets/36348065
https://www.adverts.ie/concerts-festivals/biohazard-x2-tickets-academy-dublin-23rd-feb/36328992
Few tickets going for below cost price on adverts if anyone's interested. Doesn't look like I can make it. Hopefully there's a next time.
Double shit balls, can't make this now.
I was so so looking forward to seeing Biohazard. Everything is cunty.
Life of Agony last night in Belfast:
https://www.facebook.com/Soundguybe/videos/1272964820457820 (https://www.facebook.com/Soundguybe/videos/1272964820457820)
Quote from: Malco on February 23, 2025, 12:42:34 PMLife of Agony last night in Belfast:
https://www.facebook.com/Soundguybe/videos/1272964820457820 (https://www.facebook.com/Soundguybe/videos/1272964820457820)
According to Setlist fm LOA played 7 songs, is that accurate?
Quote from: Circlepit on February 23, 2025, 02:48:41 PMQuote from: Malco on February 23, 2025, 12:42:34 PMLife of Agony last night in Belfast:
https://www.facebook.com/Soundguybe/videos/1272964820457820 (https://www.facebook.com/Soundguybe/videos/1272964820457820)
According to Setlist fm LOA played 7 songs, is that accurate?
I do hope it's not
LOA played for an hour or so in Belfast so presumably more than the 7 songs, don't know much about them or had much interest, not my cup of tea.
Biohazard in Belfast were great. I'm not a fan but grabbed a cheap ticket at the last minute - they sound great live, really tight band. Dublin tonight should be great.
That was brilliant and great to see Onyx showing up. Was at the Onyx gig as they played while LOA were on and made it in just in time for Biohazard starting. Sticky Fingaz doing a stage dive 😂
For fuck sake!
Was the merch insanely priced?
No idea didn't even look at the merch literally got in and 2 mins later Biohazard started.
Well timed sir!
Did they play Judgment Night?
Onyx did Judgement Night at their gig but at Biohazard they just did the chorus of slam a few times. It seemed like a last minute thing. I think they only found out earlier today that they were both in the same city.
Life of agony were amazing! wow! I have a new found respect for them that I haven't had since River Runs Red!
Biohazard also great!
What a gig!
Merch in Belfast was £35 for a shirt, £45 for a long sleeve.
Quote from: Mark on February 24, 2025, 08:04:03 AMMerch in Belfast was £35 for a shirt, £45 for a long sleeve.
Was Evan selling his "Mantorship" courses 🤣
After seeing a few vids on Insta from this I'm raging I missed it but glad as I would have definitely come out of mosh retirement and be a feckin state this morning.
When Biohazard came out and started with Shades of Grey Bobby seemed to be genuinely blown away by the crowd reaction. The crowd last night were great. Anyone else notice when Evan was saying the last time they played here was 93 Billy seemed to be trying to correct him since they played here in 2013.
They have finished recording the new album.
They definitely played a few years back but with a different line up.
They made a reference online about a Tivoli gig that ended up with a riot. Perhaps that's what Evan was referring to.
I was so cranky yesterday as a result of not being able to go to the gig.
The fact that they got such a strong reaction may bring them back sooner when they tour this new album.
Hopefully the new songs will capture the form they seem to be currently in.
The photos make it seem like it was wild.
That was the 2013 show in Fibbers that we all discussed on here a while back. Even that show was great but last night was another level with Evan back.
https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/biohazard/2013/fibber-magees-dublin-ireland-7bc702b0.html
Pulled a muscle in my back yesterday afternoon and couldn't make it, just when I was getting ready to head in. From all the accounts it sounds like one of those gigs that'll be talked about for years, absolutely raging to have missed it
Quote from: mickO))) on February 24, 2025, 10:53:48 AMThat was the 2013 show in Fibbers that we all discussed on here a while back. Even that show was great but last night was another level with Evan back.
https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/biohazard/2013/fibber-magees-dublin-ireland-7bc702b0.html
That's killer.
What about tattoo the planet? 2001 they rocked at that!
Quote from: Trev on February 24, 2025, 11:09:43 AMPulled a muscle in my back yesterday afternoon and couldn't make it, just when I was getting ready to head in. From all the accounts it sounds like one of those gigs that'll be talked about for years, absolutely raging to have missed it
Ah jaysus I'm actually scalded I didn't see them. Here's hoping the reception they got will bring them back
Quote from: astfgyl on February 24, 2025, 03:51:07 PMQuote from: Trev on February 24, 2025, 11:09:43 AMPulled a muscle in my back yesterday afternoon and couldn't make it, just when I was getting ready to head in. From all the accounts it sounds like one of those gigs that'll be talked about for years, absolutely raging to have missed it
Ah jaysus I'm actually scalded I didn't see them. Here's hoping the reception they got will bring them back
An appearance in Dolans would go down a treat!
That wasn't great now. I thought they were pretty sloppy in places. Sound wasn't great at the start but did get better, not the band's fault I know. That being said they were clearly having a lot of fun and that was pretty infectious.