[yevetz]

Originally Posted by Jongpil Yun

Whoa, do people wear kilts often over there? Jumping in a kilt is a no-no, unless you're a hot girl

No. Mens don't wear kilts ever here. Just my friend was in scotland and get one there. And I borrow it from him for my show................ So...........Dudes just in case if you will do the same . Don't jump very high

Originally Posted by Metal Ken

Yevetz- Headbanging is the best. If your ears don't ring and your neck isnt jelly after the show,the concert sucked ;p

Dude, read my post carefuly, I don't said don't bang, I said don't bang too much.

[Metal Ken]

Originally Posted by yevetz

No. Mens don't wear kilts ever here. Just my friend was in scotland and get one there. And I borrow it from him for my show................ So...........Dudes just in case if you will do the same . Don't jump very high



Dude, read my post carefuly, I don't said don't bang, I said don't bang too much.

I'm saying you cant do it too much :p

[Lozek]

Originally Posted by yevetz

Just my friend was in scotland and get one there. And I borrow it from him for my show

You borrowed another mans kilt? You know you can be hung for that in Scotland? At the very least you should probably get a tetanus shot.

[eaeolian]

Originally Posted by Ken

Well, I won't stir up a big debate because that's not what this thread is for. You guys have your opinions, and I respect that. For me, song titles and member introductions are annoying because half the time I can't even understand what the hell the person at the mic is saying. The other half of the time, I won't remember the info after 3 (or more) sets of different bands.

We don't do member introductions, but Nick does give the song titles (and pimp merch) between songs. Then again, you can understand him speak, and he doesn't growl the titles (which has to be THE dumbest thing ever.)

[Stitch]

Fuck you, Lozek.

[Lozek]

Originally Posted by Stitch

Fuck you, Lozek.

Calm it down, I've heard about your kind from my days in the services

[Regor]

Originally Posted by 7 Dying Trees

Ah, it's more just the get on with it. If you know you are on, then you should be able to play the set without hearing yourself weird as it sounds. Well, that's my philosophy anyway, as on larger stages sometimes you end up so far from your rig that you can't hear it at all, so you're just hoping it's all still maiing noise

If I can't hear myself on stage, then I'm going to have a not so great gig for sure. I always have my best performances when I can hear myself clearly anywhere on stage (which is when I have my poweramp on 12:00, and the G-Force output at +10db... Most sound guys make me turn it down to about +5 or 0).

[zimbloth]

Originally Posted by Regor

If I can't hear myself on stage, then I'm going to have a not so great gig for sure. I always have my best performances when I can hear myself clearly anywhere on stage (which is when I have my poweramp on 12:00, and the G-Force output at +10db... Most sound guys make me turn it down to about +5 or 0).

+5? On my G-Force, the highest it can go is 0dB. Do you just mean the output knob on the unit itself? I have that maxed out, and the input set fairly low (if i put it above 9'oclock the signal overloads)

Originally Posted by eaeolian

Then again, you can understand him speak, and he doesn't growl the titles (which has to be THE dumbest thing ever.)

More like the funniest thing ever Corpsegrinder is the absolute king of that.

"This next song goes out to you ladies out there.... [growl] FUCKED!!! WITH A KNIFE!!!!!!..."

[7 Dying Trees]

Originally Posted by Regor

If I can't hear myself on stage, then I'm going to have a not so great gig for sure. I always have my best performances when I can hear myself clearly anywhere on stage (which is when I have my poweramp on 12:00, and the G-Force output at +10db... Most sound guys make me turn it down to about +5 or 0).

True, it's nicer to hear what you're playing, but I know i've been in situations where the sound was crap with no way of really changing it (festivals are a huge culprit for this, sounds is always terrible!)

[7 Dying Trees]

Originally Posted by Metal Ken

Headbanging is the best. If your ears don't ring and your neck isnt jelly after the show,the concert sucked ;p

I'd take it one step further, if you have to rotate your torso to look sideways, then you know it was a good show!