Anthrax might NOT play Wacken...

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Jordan

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Tankard are good, I'd be happy to check them if they were playing WOA. As well as Sodom for example.

But they can't even compare with Anthrax, for me. I fucking grew up listening to Anthrax in the 90s.
They are in my Top-3 of "bands to see at WOA'09" (along with Napalm Death and Motorhead)
 

no.human.being

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I knew that writing this on a german forum was quite risky ;)

I think it's just a matter of preference. For me, Sodom is the incarnation of Thrash Metal. The vocals are very rough, the music is damn fast and the gain is over the top. :D

They were also pioneering in Thrash Metal and their style has played a big role in the development of the harder subgenres of Metal, especially Black Metal.

I saw them live almost 2 years ago (still with Chris Witchhunter on the drums). It was a mind blowing experience. I was shocked by the loudness though, because it was the first time I was at a general admission concert and they were really cranking the amps as well as the PA system. :D
 
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Jordan

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I think it's just a matter of preference. For me, Sodom is the incarnation of Thrash Metal. The vocals are very rough, the music is damn fast and the gain is over the top. :D

They were also pioneering in Thrash Metal and their style has played a big role in the development of the harder subgenres of Metal, especially Black Metal.

I saw them live almost 2 years ago (still with Chris Witchhunter on the drums). It was a mind blowing experience. I was shocked by the loudness though, because it was the first time I was at a general admission concert and they were really cranking the amps as well as the PA system. :D
I'm agreeing with that, and I'd be more than happy to see Sodom at WOA (and not Onkel Tom on Wednesday, when I'm not arrived yet)

However, I've been much more exposed to Anthrax in my teenage years, so I still prefer to see Anthrax rather than Sodom.

The best would have been, of course, to have both of them... :(
 

no.human.being

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I'm agreeing with that, and I'd be more than happy to see Sodom at WOA (and not Onkel Tom on Wednesday, when I'm not arrived yet)

However, I've been much more exposed to Anthrax in my teenage years, so I still prefer to see Anthrax rather than Sodom.

The best would have been, of course, to have both of them... :(

I'm gonna see Sodom as the headlining act, together with Wolfchant (a great Pagan Metal act) as support on an indoor concert (no festival) on 22nd of August in a small village near Regensburg (Bavaria, Germany). But I wouldn't mind seeing them two times this summer. First at the W:O:A and then at the concert in Regensburg. :D
 

TheOmen

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Bis jetzt ist doch noch nichts offiziell für Wacken geworden oder?

Actually nothing is confirmed about a wacken canceling right?

Hab ich was übersehen??
 

slayerizer

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Tankard are good, I'd be happy to check them if they were playing WOA. As well as Sodom for example.

But they can't even compare with Anthrax, for me. I fucking grew up listening to Anthrax in the 90s.
They are in my Top-3 of "bands to see at WOA'09" (along with Napalm Death and Motorhead)

Well I really hope they do make it to the stage next week!
 

gjallarhorn

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I hope they play, as I was really looking forward to seeing them. BUT would they sadly pull out, this would be the perfect place where to put Turisas out of the fucking tent and spare some lives.

Antisocial!!!
 

no.human.being

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I hope they play, as I was really looking forward to seeing them. BUT would they sadly pull out, this would be the perfect place where to put Turisas out of the fucking tent and spare some lives.

Antisocial!!!

True, but Turisas will only play on Saturday. It's not the fault of the festival organisation, it's simply due to the band not having time on any other day.

The concert in oslo tomorrow is cancelled.

Doesn't sound too good. :(
 

Sven

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An additional seven European dates are also cancelled, those scheduled from July 22 to July 30.

Ich denk ma das damit auch wacken für Anthrax gelaufen ist.
 

El Presidente

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FUCK - auch die anderen Europa-Dates sind gecancelt. Könnte kotzen.

"As announced last week, thrash legends ANTHRAX regretfully cancelled the first three dates on the second leg of their European tour due to new vocalist Dan Nelson's unexpected illness. An additional seven European dates are also cancelled, those scheduled from July 22 to July 30. Anthrax is thrilled to announce that they will play the August 1 Sonisphere festival in Knebworth, England, with their good friend John Bush joining them for a very special one off performance.

The members of Anthrax have confirmed the departure of vocalist Dan Nelson. In light of this development, Anthrax's slot on the U.S. Slipknot dates set for August and September, has also been cancelled. Anthrax is already actively considering lead singer candidates, and look forward to hitting the road before the end of the year."

http://anthrax.com/NFWS/