Death To All 2012 Tour - Page 5

grindprod · 06-22-2012, 05:32 PM

Tuesday in Chicago. I might be filming...and I'll have All Access.

grindprod · 06-22-2012, 05:35 PM

Also:

"A lot of things have happened during the planning of this tour and some of it has caused fans to be let down, which was never the intent. Everyone involved simply wants to spread the music and raise the awareness about musicians not having insurance, which is why we chose to support Sweet Relief. In the coming days we will be introducing a new T-shirt designed by Travis Smith that will only be available online through August first for pre-order. If you live in the US or abroad and would like to support this tour/cause and show your interest in these guys playing more shows together, just pre-order one of the shirts!

We want to thank everyone who was able to purchase VIP or General Admission tickets for these current shows and let you all know we want to do more! Additionally, if you are going to one of the shows coming up, make sure you grab some merchandise! The Travis Smith designs on sale during this tour are insane, unique, and will not be available ever again! They are all limited-edition and most are different per city, making them totally unique. By you purchasing a shirt, patch or tour poster, you are not only showing your support for Sweet Relief, you are helping us and the musicians plan this again for people everywhere.

To all those who purchased Atlanta or Dallas tickets, we are again truly sorry for the postponing and are working hard to re-schedule those shows.

Thank you all... Watch this page for information on the soon to be released, one-of-a-kind, online-only shirt featuring Travis Smith's insane work and keep the metal flowing."

https://www.facebook.com/DeathToAllTour

FreshFlesh · 06-22-2012, 05:50 PM

Who's going to LA show tomorrow? I'll be there

Skeetsystem · 06-22-2012, 05:59 PM

I'll be at the buffet, having a clinic with Gene Hogman's intricate soft serve topping technique.

flayedandskinned · 06-22-2012, 06:17 PM

I'll be at the SF show tonight. I'll be the dude wearing the Portal Outré shirt.

blooddrunk · 06-22-2012, 06:24 PM

Cool man ill be wearing my destroy erase improve shirt. Lets meet at the bar!

flayedandskinned · 06-22-2012, 06:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blooddrunk

Cool man ill be wearing my destroy erase improve shirt. Lets meet at the bar!

I'll probably drink before the show.

hasu · 06-22-2012, 06:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by flayedandskinned

I'll be at the SF show tonight. I'll be the dude wearing the Portal Outré shirt.

I'll be there as well along with my band of geeky looking guys. I'll have an Isis jacket or Nightbringer shirt on. If we run into each other, please excuse my social anxiety.

flayedandskinned · 06-22-2012, 07:03 PM

I cut my hair last year so Im not exactly looking like a metalhead anymore. Haha.

hasu · 06-22-2012, 07:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by flayedandskinned

I cut my hair last year so Im not exactly looking like a metalhead anymore. Haha.

dude I can only talk to animals; talking to humans makes me more nervous than anything.

DrippingInsanity · 06-22-2012, 08:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hasu

dude I can only talk to animals; talking to humans makes me more nervous than anything.

Project Genesis · 06-22-2012, 08:45 PM

I'll be there tonight in the Death Symbolic 1995 tour shirt.

Excited to see this come together. They have been here since Monday practicing. They practiced @ the regency last night

Javi · 06-22-2012, 09:15 PM

Oh, God no....No, no no.

Shit, I just heard about this & this is tomorrow?? Gorguts & Death? Shit.

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Originally Posted by TheBlackFlux

Alejandro4891 · 06-23-2012, 07:48 PM

this tour reminds me of this video. i wonder what made paul change his mind.

flayedandskinned · 06-23-2012, 08:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alejandro4891

this tour reminds me of this video. i wonder what made paul change his mind.

$$$$

Gaybeard · 06-23-2012, 08:03 PM

Cause its for charity and all the other ex members are in it. He wanted to help.

Javi · 06-24-2012, 10:40 PM

So LA people, how was it?

FreshFlesh · 06-24-2012, 10:51 PM

Was fucking awesome imo. Was pissed cuz they apparently opened the doors 30 minutes late but still started on time. So missed like half of gorguts cuz there was still a huge line waiting to get in. still got to see inverted, obscura and the erosion of sanity.

Alejandro4891 · 06-24-2012, 10:55 PM

i'm gonna go buy my ticket tomorrow for thursday's show.

Javi · 06-24-2012, 11:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FreshFlesh

Was fucking awesome imo. Was pissed cuz they apparently opened the doors 30 minutes late but still started on time. So missed like half of gorguts cuz there was still a huge line waiting to get in. still got to see inverted, obscura and the erosion of sanity.

Ouuu, I would have been really disappointed. I ended up watching this vid since I couldn't find any regular admission tickets:

SLIT YOUR GUTZ · 06-25-2012, 11:52 AM

Here's a review from the Hollywood show with setlists and lineups.

As a younger fan, I never expected to have the chance to see Death songs live. When this tour was announced I was elated. It was like a dream. There was no way I would pass on this opportunity. I must say that anybody who is missing this tour because Chuck isn't there is making a horrible decision. These former members and other musicians are not claiming that this is a reunion. They are paying tribute to a man that had a major impact on metal, and they put an immense amount of time and effort to get this all together.

By the time I got to the venue the line was incredibly long. The show was sold out and people were walking up and down the line asking if anybody had extra tickets. One of the scalpers was selling tickets for $80 a piece and I saw multiple people buy them off him. Eventually the line started to move. By that time it had reached to the end of the block. From where I was it took forty minutes to get inside from when they started letting people in. Thankfully the show didn't start until hour after the doors opened, so I didn't miss anything, which I have actually had happen to me at the House of Blues numerous times in the past.

Gorguts was really the icing on the cake for this show. The last time they had played here was in 2001 on tour for From Wisdom to Hate. They came on stage not long after I got inside and people were chanting their name as the intro played. Their sound was immense and Luc's vocals were remarkable. I was in awe watching the crazy guitar work. Their style is something that I don't think has ever been replicated, even to this day. The setlist was great, including most of their best material. I wish they could have played longer, but it was awesome to even be able to see them in the first place. The pit really erupted for "Stiff and Cold", one of their heaviest songs. They closed the set with the title track from The Erosion of Sanity, which again had people going insane. The band seemed really pleased to have such an enthusiastic response from the crowd, and there was even a chant for one more song as they walked off stage.
From Wisdom to Hate
The Carnal State
Orphans of Sickness
Nostalgia
Stiff and Cold
Inverted
Obscura
The Erosion of Sanity

Despite how amazing Gorguts was, they could not top what was about to come next. The wait was short, and in no time the intro started playing with the lights on the Death logo backdrop. They came out to chanting and then they started playing the intro to "Zombie Ritual". Everybody cheered and immediately the floor turned into pandemonium. For me it was unbelievable that I was actually seeing this live. Then they played my all time favorite Death song, "Leprosy". At that point it was really just euphoria to me. When Charles Elliot did the opening scream to the song it was just incredible. His vocals are definitely lower than Chuck's, but he tried to stay at a mid-level range with some higher screams thrown in. He also alternated solos with Paul Masvidal, who was doing an exceptional job as well. However, what I was really blown away by was Sean Reinert's persistence. The guy ruptured his achilles tendon a few weeks ago and was still destroying his kit like it had never happened. He was actually wearing a boot cast. I was surprised he was even able to play, let alone do five songs in a row with that sort of injury.

After pulling out a couple of great deep cuts, "Torn to Pieces" and "Left to Die", Gene Hoglan took to the stage for "Suicide Machine". His kit sounded perfect, with the double bass was thundering throughout the room. He was really into it, as were all the other guys on stage. After one of the songs Charles Elliot took a moment to tell the crowd that he saw Death in 1998 at the Whisky and that it changed his life. I can only imagine how he felt to be able to play those songs on stage.

They continued with a couple more classics from Human and then Danny Walker came out to play drums on another unexpected song, "Secret Face". After that Gene returned to the kit and Matt Harvey came out. Although it sucks that Steffen from Obscura couldn't make it, I was more excited knowing that Matt would be taking his place. Not only am I a big Exhumed fan, but Matt's vocals were much more fitting for the later Death material. Like Charles Elliot did, Matt played a lot of the solos, and he did so with ease. He seemed to really enjoy playing the songs and had a great presence on stage.

Something that I noticed as the show went on was that it seemed that the entire crowd knew every song. That's something I have never seen before, and it was incredible. At this point in the show I had taken a break from being in the pit and found a spot closer to the front. I wanted to be able to watch the awesome guitar work up close, as well as Gene behind the kit. They continued onward through the discography with a fair helping from each of the last three albums. "Bite the Pain" and "Flesh and the Power it Holds" really stood out to me. They pulled off the songs so perfectly, and the bass and guitar solo section in "Flesh and the Power it Holds" was simply stunning.

After the main set the acoustic guitar was set up on stage and everybody knew what that meant. Shannon, Bobby, and Scott them came out to play the beautiful instrumental, "Voice of the Soul". Then Travis Ryan of Cattle Decapitation came out to the stage to play another favorite of mine, "Living Monstrosity". After that all the musicians, with the exception of Danny Walker, came out for the final song, "Pull the Plug". Three vocalists, three guitarists, two bassists, and two drummers were all on stage playing at once. It was insane. At one point Matt and Travis were together screaming into one mic, and then Charles came over to join them. It was the most intense part of the set, with lots of crowdsurfers and a large pit going on. It was an excellent way to end the show.

This show was easily one of the best I have ever witnessed, and I was very pleased with the song selection. Of course there were a couple other songs that I would have liked to hear, but it was very balanced throughout the discography and I even got to hear my favorite song, which I wasn't expecting! They really exceeded my expectations in every way possible. I would like to thank everybody who was involved in this. It was so cool to see the former members returning to the stage to perform these songs, as well as other musicians carrying on the legacy. It was the perfect way to commemorate Chuck Schuldiner and his music.

At the bottom I have a list of the main lineups for the set. Any exceptions to the lineups are noted in parenthesis. Hopefully it is not too confusing. I didn't want to type out the entire lineup for every song, because then it would just be too clustered. I tried to keep notes of everything as the show was going on, but there is the possibility that I missed something or messed up.
Zombie Ritual (Start of lineup 1)
Leprosy
Within the Mind
Torn to Pieces
Left to Die (Scott on bass)
Suicide Machine (Start of lineup 2)
Lack of Comprehension
Flattening of Emotions
Secret Face (Danny Walker on drums)
The Philosopher (Start of lineup 3)
Trapped In a Corner
Overactive Imagination (Matt off guitar, Bobby on guitar)
Bite the Pain (Scott on bass)
Zero Tolerance (Start of lineup 4)
1,000 Eyes
Crystal Mountain
Flesh and the Power it Holds (Matt off guitar, Shannon on guitar)
Symbolic
A Moment of Clarity (Shannon on guitar)
---
Voice of the Soul (Shannon, Bobby, Scott on acoustic guitar)
Living Monstrosity (Travis Ryan, Bobby, Charles, Steve, Gene)
Pull the Plug (with everybody, except Danny Walker)

Lineup 1:

Guitar / Vocals - Charles Elliott
Guitar - Paul Masvidal
Bass - Steve DiGiorgio
Drums - Sean Reinert

Lineup 2:

Guitar / Vocals - Charles Elliott
Guitar - Paul Masvidal
Bass - Steve DiGiorgio
Drums - Gene Hoglan

Lineup 3:

Guitar / Vocals - Matt Harvey
Guitar - Shannon Hamm
Bass - Steve DiGiorgio
Drums - Gene Hoglan

Lineup 4:

Guitar / Vocals - Matt Harvey
Guitar - Bobby Koelble
Bass - Scott Clendenin
Drums - Gene Hoglan

Vriend · 06-25-2012, 02:51 PM

tl;dr

flayedandskinned · 06-25-2012, 03:00 PM

Apparently Matt Sotelo is all kinds of butthurt that he wasnt invited to be involved in this tour.

FreshFlesh · 06-25-2012, 03:10 PM

^lolwut

Chromaticity · 06-25-2012, 03:13 PM

Elaborate?

Nev · 06-25-2012, 03:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by flayedandskinned

Apparently Matt Sotelo is all kinds of butthurt that he wasnt invited to be involved in this tour.

its all over their facebook page, many rants about "shitty deathcore bands" some houw tie into this tour.

kinda funny.

https://www.facebook.com/decrepitbir...08220502540168

flayedandskinned · 06-25-2012, 03:42 PM

I heard from other people and even on Facebook the guy was bitching about it. His personal account and Decrepit Birth's. Saying how pissed and disappointed they weren't asked to be involved. Lol.

earthly vulgarity · 06-25-2012, 03:55 PM

yeah, he uploaded crystal mountain, and said "the solo is off", lol

Alejandro4891 · 06-25-2012, 05:51 PM

i bought my ticket today. the show's most likely going to be sold out on thursday.

Project Genesis · 06-25-2012, 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Alejandro4891

i bought my ticket today. the show's most likely going to be sold out on thursday.

There was over 1400 people here last Friday...

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06-22-2012, 05:32 PM	#121
grindprod Registered User Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 118 Rep Power: 3	Tuesday in Chicago. I might be filming...and I'll have All Access.

06-22-2012, 05:35 PM	#122
grindprod Registered User Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 118 Rep Power: 3	Also: "A lot of things have happened during the planning of this tour and some of it has caused fans to be let down, which was never the intent. Everyone involved simply wants to spread the music and raise the awareness about musicians not having insurance, which is why we chose to support Sweet Relief. In the coming days we will be introducing a new T-shirt designed by Travis Smith that will only be available online through August first for pre-order. If you live in the US or abroad and would like to support this tour/cause and show your interest in these guys playing more shows together, just pre-order one of the shirts! We want to thank everyone who was able to purchase VIP or General Admission tickets for these current shows and let you all know we want to do more! Additionally, if you are going to one of the shows coming up, make sure you grab some merchandise! The Travis Smith designs on sale during this tour are insane, unique, and will not be available ever again! They are all limited-edition and most are different per city, making them totally unique. By you purchasing a shirt, patch or tour poster, you are not only showing your support for Sweet Relief, you are helping us and the musicians plan this again for people everywhere. To all those who purchased Atlanta or Dallas tickets, we are again truly sorry for the postponing and are working hard to re-schedule those shows. Thank you all... Watch this page for information on the soon to be released, one-of-a-kind, online-only shirt featuring Travis Smith's insane work and keep the metal flowing." https://www.facebook.com/DeathToAllTour

06-22-2012, 05:50 PM	#123
FreshFlesh LongLiveTheNewFlesh Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Rand McNally Posts: 1,699 Rep Power: 7	Who's going to LA show tomorrow? I'll be there

06-22-2012, 05:59 PM	#124
Skeetsystem Liam Neesons Join Date: May 2011 Location: Stylin on u Posts: 1,109 Rep Power: 4	I'll be at the buffet, having a clinic with Gene Hogman's intricate soft serve topping technique.

06-22-2012, 06:17 PM	#125
flayedandskinned Registered Abuser Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: San Francisco, CA Posts: 5,287 Rep Power: 0	I'll be at the SF show tonight. I'll be the dude wearing the Portal Outré shirt.

06-22-2012, 06:24 PM	#126
blooddrunk contagion Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: santa cruz, california Posts: 1,177 Rep Power: 7	Cool man ill be wearing my destroy erase improve shirt. Lets meet at the bar!

06-22-2012, 07:03 PM	#129
flayedandskinned Registered Abuser Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: San Francisco, CA Posts: 5,287 Rep Power: 0	I cut my hair last year so Im not exactly looking like a metalhead anymore. Haha.

06-22-2012, 08:45 PM	#132
Project Genesis Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Sf Ca Posts: 133 Rep Power: 0	I'll be there tonight in the Death Symbolic 1995 tour shirt. Excited to see this come together. They have been here since Monday practicing. They practiced @ the regency last night

06-23-2012, 07:48 PM	#134
Alejandro4891 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Queens,NY Posts: 1,832 Rep Power: 4	this tour reminds me of this video. i wonder what made paul change his mind.

06-23-2012, 08:03 PM	#136
Gaybeard Registered User Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 106 Rep Power: 0	Cause its for charity and all the other ex members are in it. He wanted to help.

06-24-2012, 10:40 PM	#137
Javi Bring Them Down! Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: CA, USA Posts: 10,963 Rep Power: 16	So LA people, how was it?

06-24-2012, 10:51 PM	#138
FreshFlesh LongLiveTheNewFlesh Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Rand McNally Posts: 1,699 Rep Power: 7	Was fucking awesome imo. Was pissed cuz they apparently opened the doors 30 minutes late but still started on time. So missed like half of gorguts cuz there was still a huge line waiting to get in. still got to see inverted, obscura and the erosion of sanity.

06-24-2012, 10:55 PM	#139
Alejandro4891 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Queens,NY Posts: 1,832 Rep Power: 4	i'm gonna go buy my ticket tomorrow for thursday's show.

06-25-2012, 11:52 AM	#141
SLIT YOUR GUTZ SHIT YOUR BUTTS Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 6,546 Rep Power: 13	Here's a review from the Hollywood show with setlists and lineups. As a younger fan, I never expected to have the chance to see Death songs live. When this tour was announced I was elated. It was like a dream. There was no way I would pass on this opportunity. I must say that anybody who is missing this tour because Chuck isn't there is making a horrible decision. These former members and other musicians are not claiming that this is a reunion. They are paying tribute to a man that had a major impact on metal, and they put an immense amount of time and effort to get this all together. By the time I got to the venue the line was incredibly long. The show was sold out and people were walking up and down the line asking if anybody had extra tickets. One of the scalpers was selling tickets for $80 a piece and I saw multiple people buy them off him. Eventually the line started to move. By that time it had reached to the end of the block. From where I was it took forty minutes to get inside from when they started letting people in. Thankfully the show didn't start until hour after the doors opened, so I didn't miss anything, which I have actually had happen to me at the House of Blues numerous times in the past. Gorguts was really the icing on the cake for this show. The last time they had played here was in 2001 on tour for From Wisdom to Hate. They came on stage not long after I got inside and people were chanting their name as the intro played. Their sound was immense and Luc's vocals were remarkable. I was in awe watching the crazy guitar work. Their style is something that I don't think has ever been replicated, even to this day. The setlist was great, including most of their best material. I wish they could have played longer, but it was awesome to even be able to see them in the first place. The pit really erupted for "Stiff and Cold", one of their heaviest songs. They closed the set with the title track from The Erosion of Sanity, which again had people going insane. The band seemed really pleased to have such an enthusiastic response from the crowd, and there was even a chant for one more song as they walked off stage. From Wisdom to Hate The Carnal State Orphans of Sickness Nostalgia Stiff and Cold Inverted Obscura The Erosion of Sanity Despite how amazing Gorguts was, they could not top what was about to come next. The wait was short, and in no time the intro started playing with the lights on the Death logo backdrop. They came out to chanting and then they started playing the intro to "Zombie Ritual". Everybody cheered and immediately the floor turned into pandemonium. For me it was unbelievable that I was actually seeing this live. Then they played my all time favorite Death song, "Leprosy". At that point it was really just euphoria to me. When Charles Elliot did the opening scream to the song it was just incredible. His vocals are definitely lower than Chuck's, but he tried to stay at a mid-level range with some higher screams thrown in. He also alternated solos with Paul Masvidal, who was doing an exceptional job as well. However, what I was really blown away by was Sean Reinert's persistence. The guy ruptured his achilles tendon a few weeks ago and was still destroying his kit like it had never happened. He was actually wearing a boot cast. I was surprised he was even able to play, let alone do five songs in a row with that sort of injury. After pulling out a couple of great deep cuts, "Torn to Pieces" and "Left to Die", Gene Hoglan took to the stage for "Suicide Machine". His kit sounded perfect, with the double bass was thundering throughout the room. He was really into it, as were all the other guys on stage. After one of the songs Charles Elliot took a moment to tell the crowd that he saw Death in 1998 at the Whisky and that it changed his life. I can only imagine how he felt to be able to play those songs on stage. They continued with a couple more classics from Human and then Danny Walker came out to play drums on another unexpected song, "Secret Face". After that Gene returned to the kit and Matt Harvey came out. Although it sucks that Steffen from Obscura couldn't make it, I was more excited knowing that Matt would be taking his place. Not only am I a big Exhumed fan, but Matt's vocals were much more fitting for the later Death material. Like Charles Elliot did, Matt played a lot of the solos, and he did so with ease. He seemed to really enjoy playing the songs and had a great presence on stage. Something that I noticed as the show went on was that it seemed that the entire crowd knew every song. That's something I have never seen before, and it was incredible. At this point in the show I had taken a break from being in the pit and found a spot closer to the front. I wanted to be able to watch the awesome guitar work up close, as well as Gene behind the kit. They continued onward through the discography with a fair helping from each of the last three albums. "Bite the Pain" and "Flesh and the Power it Holds" really stood out to me. They pulled off the songs so perfectly, and the bass and guitar solo section in "Flesh and the Power it Holds" was simply stunning. After the main set the acoustic guitar was set up on stage and everybody knew what that meant. Shannon, Bobby, and Scott them came out to play the beautiful instrumental, "Voice of the Soul". Then Travis Ryan of Cattle Decapitation came out to the stage to play another favorite of mine, "Living Monstrosity". After that all the musicians, with the exception of Danny Walker, came out for the final song, "Pull the Plug". Three vocalists, three guitarists, two bassists, and two drummers were all on stage playing at once. It was insane. At one point Matt and Travis were together screaming into one mic, and then Charles came over to join them. It was the most intense part of the set, with lots of crowdsurfers and a large pit going on. It was an excellent way to end the show. This show was easily one of the best I have ever witnessed, and I was very pleased with the song selection. Of course there were a couple other songs that I would have liked to hear, but it was very balanced throughout the discography and I even got to hear my favorite song, which I wasn't expecting! They really exceeded my expectations in every way possible. I would like to thank everybody who was involved in this. It was so cool to see the former members returning to the stage to perform these songs, as well as other musicians carrying on the legacy. It was the perfect way to commemorate Chuck Schuldiner and his music. At the bottom I have a list of the main lineups for the set. Any exceptions to the lineups are noted in parenthesis. Hopefully it is not too confusing. I didn't want to type out the entire lineup for every song, because then it would just be too clustered. I tried to keep notes of everything as the show was going on, but there is the possibility that I missed something or messed up. Zombie Ritual (Start of lineup 1) Leprosy Within the Mind Torn to Pieces Left to Die (Scott on bass) Suicide Machine (Start of lineup 2) Lack of Comprehension Flattening of Emotions Secret Face (Danny Walker on drums) The Philosopher (Start of lineup 3) Trapped In a Corner Overactive Imagination (Matt off guitar, Bobby on guitar) Bite the Pain (Scott on bass) Zero Tolerance (Start of lineup 4) 1,000 Eyes Crystal Mountain Flesh and the Power it Holds (Matt off guitar, Shannon on guitar) Symbolic A Moment of Clarity (Shannon on guitar) --- Voice of the Soul (Shannon, Bobby, Scott on acoustic guitar) Living Monstrosity (Travis Ryan, Bobby, Charles, Steve, Gene) Pull the Plug (with everybody, except Danny Walker) Lineup 1: Guitar / Vocals - Charles Elliott Guitar - Paul Masvidal Bass - Steve DiGiorgio Drums - Sean Reinert Lineup 2: Guitar / Vocals - Charles Elliott Guitar - Paul Masvidal Bass - Steve DiGiorgio Drums - Gene Hoglan Lineup 3: Guitar / Vocals - Matt Harvey Guitar - Shannon Hamm Bass - Steve DiGiorgio Drums - Gene Hoglan Lineup 4: Guitar / Vocals - Matt Harvey Guitar - Bobby Koelble Bass - Scott Clendenin Drums - Gene Hoglan

06-25-2012, 02:51 PM	#142
Vriend Afro Dog Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Pancake world Posts: 19,380 Rep Power: 0	tl;dr

06-25-2012, 03:00 PM	#143
flayedandskinned Registered Abuser Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: San Francisco, CA Posts: 5,287 Rep Power: 0	Apparently Matt Sotelo is all kinds of butthurt that he wasnt invited to be involved in this tour.

06-25-2012, 03:10 PM	#144
FreshFlesh LongLiveTheNewFlesh Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Rand McNally Posts: 1,699 Rep Power: 7	^lolwut

06-25-2012, 03:13 PM	#145
Chromaticity erusredsteregi Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Longueuil, Quebec Posts: 4,019 Rep Power: 9	Elaborate?

06-25-2012, 03:42 PM	#147
flayedandskinned Registered Abuser Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: San Francisco, CA Posts: 5,287 Rep Power: 0	I heard from other people and even on Facebook the guy was bitching about it. His personal account and Decrepit Birth's. Saying how pissed and disappointed they weren't asked to be involved. Lol.

06-25-2012, 03:55 PM	#148
earthly vulgarity Registered User Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: mexico Posts: 186 Rep Power: 2	yeah, he uploaded crystal mountain, and said "the solo is off", lol

06-25-2012, 05:51 PM	#149
Alejandro4891 Registered User Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Queens,NY Posts: 1,832 Rep Power: 4	i bought my ticket today. the show's most likely going to be sold out on thursday.