I have been listening to them for a lifetime, but I never realized they were so entertaining live. Besides knowing the best Italian swear words, they have a razor-sharp sense of humor. Later on, I spotted the singer down in the crowd, looking very pleased as he enjoyed Voivod's set. After all, he was wearing a Mr. Bungle t-shirt; I should have known right then that he generally had excellent musical taste.
What a powerful concert; I saw Discharge in this same venue a few years ago, but they were not nearly as intense. High-quality Crust and Hardcore that simply does not age.
Guys, what a show, it was their first time in Rome and we'll remember it for a long time. Has anyone else seen them recently? Do they always rock like they did today?
During the track, Les started messing with Larry about his metal background—a funny bit that perfectly summed up a super fun and chill gig. In two nights in Milan, the guys pulled off over thirty different songs in almost four hours. I hope they drop an official bootleg sooner or later, 'cause it was a dream weekend for me.
And four song from Brown Album. Amazing!
Hello, do you think this is Peter Gabriel's authentic signature?I'm not looking to sell anything, I'm just curious to hear what other fans think. Thanks, have a nice day
It was the first time I had the good fortune to see the genius: an intimate show, with the audience very close to the stage, and he was radiant and full of life. Truly a great performer.
The L7 bassist has an aggressive form of brain cancer, which forced her to pull out of the alt/grunge lineup's farewell tour. I peeked at the donation list and, besides Garbage or the lead singer of Tool and the bassist of Pearl Jam, I found a donation from Flea. Putting the monetary aspect aside, I am glad that Flea remembers a colleague with whom he shared more than one show during the nineties.
It was my first time seeing Mac live; for years I had only listened to his music. The latest material reminded me of the intimacy of Neil Young, so I was surprised to see him live with his band: he has a completely different spirit! I enjoyed his energy/irony and I also appreciated Otto Benson as the opening act.
This is the third time I've seen Byrne live, and I'm glad I took a six-hour bus ride for this show. I tried to film mostly the songs from the Talking Heads/Eno repertoire, except for *Heaven*; at that moment I was in a state of total mystical ecstasy. I believe David has aged like fine wine. Not everyone can put on a show like this, slightly customized for each date. I also really like his current lineup of musicians, especially the bass player, who seemed quite talented to me. I hope to see him again in the future, although I have no idea what he plans to do in the coming years. Greetings to everyone.
I have been a fan of Tricky since 2005, glad to have seen him live for the second time in my life, moreover in my own city. The new songs seem very minimalist, but the music is always dark, full of greed, and atmospheric. I admit that there are some albums I liked less in the past, but this one seems to be off to a good start. Someone some time ago on this subreddit asked if it was worth seeing Tricky live yet in 2026, well, I hope this video helps you form your own opinion. Have a nice day.
My third time seeing Anthrax, I had fun seeing the guys again: they are still engaging and energetic. The new track isn't bad, I just wish I could see more variations in the setlist; musicians of their caliber could afford it, and in my opinion, the show would be even better.
Hello, this was my fourth Megadeth show. I know Dave struggles a bit vocally, but I truly believe he gave it his all to sing his best. Today he seemed genuinely happy with the reception from the Italian crowd; he talked about the house he bought here, joked with a fan (who was holding their sign upside down), and gave us a great time. I wish him the best, and I'm proud to have taken the opportunity to see him again before he stops playing live. He has been with me pretty much my whole life, from my teenage years onwards.
I was in line for some french fries and there he was. He was very friendly and looked very relaxed. He is now playing with the Circle Jerks and still rocks as hard as he used to. In fact, considering his punk rock attitude since his early days, perhaps it is the field where he expresses himself best (even though on Era Vulgaris| loved his Devo-style playing). hope he always stays in such great shape.
Flea's record was a precious, extemporaneous interlude that led to an intimate mini-tour with a very small number of dates to promote it. Concerts that revealed a musician placed in a different context from his usual one, at times he was even a frontman, at others a lively trumpet player.
I was fortunate enough to attend one of the evenings, and I thought of recording a document for those who were unable to be there but would have liked to.Enjoy.
I'm a big fan of Discharge, but I didn't know them very well, and I admit they still sound really fun. I haven't quite figured out how many members are from the original lineup; Wikipedia is a bit vague on this aspect, so if anyone is better informed, please let me know, thanks.