dally Posted February 19, 2009 Posted February 19, 2009 Holy fuck!! -------Immortal Yep.. a few shows are coming this summer... AND A NEW STUDIO ALBUM gonna be huge!! Quote
-Sephiroth- Posted February 20, 2009 Posted February 20, 2009 Holy fuck!! -------Immortal Yep.. a few shows are coming this summer... AND A NEW STUDIO ALBUM gonna be huge!!Yea I've heard about the new album. Even Satyr mentioned it on Satyricons latest gig here Quote
Guest Satanisk_Slakt Posted February 25, 2009 Posted February 25, 2009 Sevendust to Sweden Rock - one out of 4 new bands!Time to present another 4 bands confirmed for this years Sweden Rock Festival.After last years big success for Disturbed we are proud to present SEVENDUST. Swedish death metal of highest class will be delievered by UNLEASHED and another swedish band is CRUCIFIED BARBARA who will come to the festival with a fresh new CD in their luggage. Last band out this time is danish PILGRIMZ who sometimes are compared with their fellow country men in Volbeat but Pilgrimz are way more led heavy! Quote
Guest Satanisk_Slakt Posted March 2, 2009 Posted March 2, 2009 Electric Boys are back - at Sweden Rock of course!Electric Boys debut “Funk-O-Metal Carpet Ride” was an unprecedented thing on the Swedish hard rock scene in 1989. The blend of heavy rock and funk, influenced by Aerosmith as well as the Beatles, was quite different from both dominant subgenres at the time, hair metal and thrash. The following year, a somewhat different version of the album saw an international release, and the song “All Lips n’ Hips” got noticed – well, internationally. Quote
Guest Satanisk_Slakt Posted March 8, 2009 Posted March 8, 2009 3 bands conformed for Nemis stageNemis ”New Music In Sweden” is Studiefrämjandets quality stage for live music in Sweden where Ground Mower, Demonical och Renegade Five are are confirmed for this summers festival.Another 9 unsigned bands will play during the festival.Nemis stage will be in the Gibson tent on thursday june 4 Quote
Guest Satanisk_Slakt Posted March 25, 2009 Posted March 25, 2009 Over The Rainbow, Dan Baird och Neal Morse confirmed!There will be no reunion of Rainbow". These are the words from Ritchie Blackmore. So the closest we will ever get is OVER THE RAINBOW with 4/5 previous Rainbow members fronted by Joe Lynn Turner and with Ritchie Blackmores son on guitar, this could be pretty good!. DAN BAIRD, once the front man in Georgia Satellites will show up with his band Homemade Sin and charismatic NEAL MORSE will also appear at Sweden Rock Festival 2009. Read more under Bands 2009! Quote
Guest Satanisk_Slakt Posted March 27, 2009 Posted March 27, 2009 Time to present another 4 bands confirmed for this years edition of Sweden Rock Festival.We start with swedish doom legends CANDLEMASS who will come to Sweden Rock with a brand new album in their luggage to deliver world class doom. TIM "RIPPER" OWENS is of course most known for being the replacement for Rob Halford in Judas Priest, but this extra ordinary vocalist shows that he can stand on his own two feet. HEAVY METAL!. We can also present Swedens own ABRAMIS BRAMA who will deliver doomy hardrock with lyrics in Swedish. Dont miss this cause they are something special!. Last but not least, extreme thrashers DESTRÖYER 666, all the way from Australia.! Quote
Guest Satanisk_Slakt Posted March 30, 2009 Posted March 30, 2009 Confirmed performance dates:Wednesday - Uriah Heep, Sevendust, Blaze Bayley, Amon Amarth, The Chair, HystericaThursday - ZZ Top, Twisted Sister, Hammerfall, Candlemass, Flogging Molly, Over The Rainbow, The Tubes, Bullet, The Outlaws, Volbeat, Pain, Grand Magus, H.E.A.T.Friday - In Flames, Foreigner, Motörhead, UFO, Kamelot, Johnny Winter, Marillion, Lita Ford, Eric Sardinas, Jon Oliva's Pain, Thor, Deströyer 666, Crucified Barbara, Unleashed.Saturday - Heaven & Hell, Journey, Dream Theater, Blackfoot, Riot, Forbidden, Electric Boys , Europe, Immortal, Soilwork, Tim "Ripper" Owens, Helstar, Kebnekajse.Late changes may occur. Quote
Guest Satanisk_Slakt Posted April 7, 2009 Posted April 7, 2009 Last bands confirmed for Sweden Rock Festival 2009He used to be the lead singer of The Darkness. Now Justin Hawkins is back with his new outfit HOT LEG. German veteran metal band RAGE will deliver classic heavy metal and DEATHSTARS are coming with their "deathglam". Rest of the confirmed bands are: VAINS OF JENNA, BABYLON BOMBS, INNOCENT ROSIE, WITCHCRAFT, FOUREVER and HINDENBURG!Well, a better setlist than we had last year, but it isn't near as good as the ones we've had the three years before that.Anyway, I think I will see these bands if they don't play at the same time:Heaven & HellIn FlamesMotörheadDream TheaterImmortalFlogging MollyBlackfootSoilworkJohnny Winter Band And maybe a few songs of these:HammerfallZZ TopTwisted SistersEuropeLita FordOnly 57 days left! Quote
Guest Satanisk_Slakt Posted April 22, 2009 Posted April 22, 2009 They've released which order the bands will play in now: Quote
Zint Posted April 22, 2009 Posted April 22, 2009 Is Twisted Sister still that popular there to get that high a billing?? Quote
Lithium Posted April 22, 2009 Posted April 22, 2009 I don't think I'd pay to see any of the acts on the bill. Maybe Motörhead and Flogging Molly. Quote
kevdo242 Posted April 22, 2009 Posted April 22, 2009 I don't think I'd pay to see any of the acts on the bill. Maybe Motörhead and Flogging Molly.Scratch Motorhead off that list. I seen them at Download and they were fucking atrocious Quote
Guest Satanisk_Slakt Posted April 22, 2009 Posted April 22, 2009 (edited) I will make a list of the band I'm planing to see too. I just have a 3-days-ticket, so I won't be there Wednesday. Whole shows I think I will see on Thursday: Flogging Molly Shows I will just see a few songs of, just to have seen them on Thursday: ZZ Top, Twisted Sisters, HammerfallWhole shows I think I will see on Friday: In Flames, MotörheadShows I will just see a few songs of, just to have seen them on Friday: ForeignerWhole shows I think I will see on Saturday: Dream Theater, Blackfoot, Heaven And Hell, SoilworkShows I will just see a few songs of, just to have seen them on Saturday: Immortal, Europe Edited April 22, 2009 by Satanisk_Slakt Quote
Wando Posted April 22, 2009 Posted April 22, 2009 Is Twisted Sister still that popular there to get that high a billing??Yes they are. Atleast in Finland, but in nordic countries generally as well. Twisted Sister realesed a complication album for Finland only and when I saw them live (on their few dates in UK + nordic countries tour) Dee Snider said we ought to thank their tour manager who knew that TS (and "80's heavy metal") is still big in the nordic countries. Twisted Sister is propably one of the only bands of it's type I like, there's just something different about them. The band sounds.. true I guess - TS doesn't try to be New York Dolls or T. Rex. Quote
Guest Satanisk_Slakt Posted May 26, 2009 Posted May 26, 2009 Only one week away now!Is Twisted Sister still that popular there to get that high a billing??I do not really know weather they are still that popular, but they were bigger here than in other countries.This is what SR writes about them when they present the band:Twisted Sister's image, a mixture of glam rockers and drag queens, combined with the rebellious lyrics over thunderous metal riffs, struck a chord with virtually every young person in Sweden in 1984. The band's third album "Stay Hungry" certainly sold millions world-wide, but nowhere were they bigger than in Sweden, where the album sold way over 100 000 copies. So when the band returned to the stage after more than fifteen years, there was no question that they would. Quote
Guest Satanisk_Slakt Posted June 7, 2009 Posted June 7, 2009 Well, I'm home!Worst weather ever. Did it matter? Not at all. This was a really great festival, except from the weather. Lots of great bands and concerts.So, the bands I finally saw after all was these:ZZ Top - Fucking great! Really. I've never liked this band before. Haven't heard much of them before, but what I've heard wasn't something I enjoyed at the moment. But this was really fucking great! I'll download their discography and listen through it. Great surprise for me. 9/10In Flames - One of the best live-bands ever. Always loved them, and have seen them a few times now. This was however, the very best concert I've seen them perform. It didn't get worse because they played Dead end for the first time ever. Performed with Lisa Miskovsky as guest! 10/10Lita Ford - Good. Nothing spectacular however. 5/10Soilwork - Great band. Was wonderful to finally see them live. 8/10Journey - Together with In Flames, this was the best concert. They both qualify for my top 15 list of favourite-concerts. 10/10Motörhead - Great as always. Not much to say. Never disappoint anyone. 7/10Dream Theater - Really great! The sound just disappeared in the middle of the concert however, and was gone for 10 seconds. Would have had better marks from me if they Pull Me Under. 8/10Flogging Molly - I was disappointed. Thought they were okay, but I had much higher expectations. If this was an average-gig, I think they are a much better studio band than live-band. 5/10Twisted Sisters - Really entertaining. Much, much better than expected. 6/10Sabaton - Swedish National Anthem + Primo Victoria. 10/10Concerts I partly saw:Blackfoot - Saw a few songs. I would give the ones I saw an average of 5/10 Heaven & Hell - Very shitty sound. You could hardly hear anything else than the drums. Maybe it was the arrangers fault, but I will give it a very low rate. 2/10Europe - Saw a few songs. Immortal was playing at the same time, and I gave them the priority. The little I saw was much better than expected anyways. 6/10Immortal - I was head-banging alot this concert with the combination of much alcohol, and don't remember much to be honest. Vains Of Jenna - One song. Don't know what it was called, but it was very shitty. 1/10Hammerfall - Saw a few songs. Good enough. 6/10 Quote
Scaramouche Posted June 7, 2009 Posted June 7, 2009 Seems like you had a good time Would love to me there see Motorhead and ZZ top!! Quote
Graeme Posted June 9, 2009 Posted June 9, 2009 In Flames - One of the best live-bands ever. Always loved them, and have seen them a few times now. This was however, the very best concert I've seen them perform. It didn't get worse because they played Dead end for the first time ever. Performed with Lisa Miskovsky as guest! 10/10They did WHAT?! I wish I was there, Dead End's a fucking amazing tune! If you don't mind my asking what was the rest of the setlist? Quote
Guest Satanisk_Slakt Posted June 9, 2009 Posted June 9, 2009 1. Delight and Angers2. Touch of red3. Trigger 4. Coerced coexistence 5. Bottled6. Pinball map7. Come clarity8. Dead end9. The hive10. Cloud connection11. Disconnected12. Only for the weak13.Embody the invisible15. Square nothing16. Alias17. The chosen pessimist18. The mirror’s truth19. The quiet place20. Take this life21. My sweet shadow Quote
Guest Satanisk_Slakt Posted June 9, 2009 Posted June 9, 2009 The crowd wasn't on top, but this was the coldest festival ever. we had minus-degrees (Celsius) every night after 8pm, so it's quiet understandable however. Quote
Graeme Posted June 9, 2009 Posted June 9, 2009 1. Delight and Angers2. Touch of red3. Trigger 4. Coerced coexistence 5. Bottled6. Pinball map7. Come clarity8. Dead end9. The hive10. Cloud connection11. Disconnected12. Only for the weak13.Embody the invisible15. Square nothing16. Alias17. The chosen pessimist18. The mirror’s truth19. The quiet place20. Take this life21. My sweet shadowCoerced Coexistence, The Hive, Embody The Invisible and Square Nothing.... I thought I had it good in Glasgow when we got Zombie Inc, Satellites and Astronauts, Dead God In Me and The Jester Race... Lucky, lucky, lucky!So glad you enjoyed them Satanisk, In Flames we trust! Quote
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