The Wacken Hot Tub (General Chat)
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Killdrums
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Hahahahahaha
Dude .. in the metal community .. we are all family and love one another by default but I don' love you that much !!!
I don' know how @Wacken-Jasper would feel about this !
agresionpower
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StrungOut84
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Yeah if I had the chance to go every year maybe I wouldn't be as hyped as Ive been in the last 2 years.
It's a big trip for me so I believe I'll be excited for wacken everytime I'll plan to go
agresionpower
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Yeah if I had the chance to go every year maybe I wouldn't be as hyped as Ive been in the last 2 years.
It's a big trip for me so I believe I'll be excited for wacken everytime I'll plan to go
Well when I was young it felt like a big trip to me too, and I was hyped back then.
But yeah, now it feels like a normal thing to do for me haha.
Yeah if I had the chance to go every year maybe I wouldn't be as hyped as Ive been in the last 2 years.
It's a big trip for me so I believe I'll be excited for wacken everytime I'll plan to go
I reckon it's just a small trip for me. Guess im more exited about the trip itself. Nice train rides.
StrungOut84
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Well, if you can find the time, you might have the 30th anniversairy next year.
I will (most likely) do the same.
Yes I think I'll go too next year, hopefully the lineup will be great
Well Holland to Germany isn't a big trip as Canada-Germany(planification and cash wise) in my book
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thesubtleknife
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It's a pretty big deal for me as I've wanted to go for years and just never made it. Plus, two of the things I love most in the world are heavy metal and Germany, so putting the two together is bound to make me happy!
StrungOut84
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Oh it will make you happy I can guarantee you
It's the metal promised land, I couldn't believe I was there when I set foot in Wacken after a 15 years wait
thesubtleknife
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I just bet.Oh it will make you happy I can guarantee you
It's the metal promised land, I couldn't believe I was there when I set foot in Wacken after a 15 years wait
The very first festival I ever went to was Monsters Of Rock, Castle Donington, in 1988 (yep, I'm that old!). I was still at school, and I was the only heavy metal fan in my school. I walked in and saw thousands of people like me - denim, leather, band t-shirts. I'd never conceived of so many metalheads in one place. I can't explain the feeling of joy - like I'd found my spiritual home.
Ok, so perhaps after being to God knows how many gigs and festivals around the world I'll never quite recreate that feeling. But after 20+ years of wanting to come to Wacken, I think walking through that gate will feel pretty damn great.
StrungOut84
W:O:A Metalhead
I just bet.
The very first festival I ever went to was Monsters Of Rock, Castle Donington, in 1988 (yep, I'm that old!). I was still at school, and I was the only heavy metal fan in my school. I walked in and saw thousands of people like me - denim, leather, band t-shirts. I'd never conceived of so many metalheads in one place. I can't explain the feeling of joy - like I'd found my spiritual home.
Ok, so perhaps after being to God knows how many gigs and festivals around the world I'll never quite recreate that feeling. But after 20+ years of wanting to come to Wacken, I think walking through that gate will feel pretty damn great.
Well IMO age is just a number, you gonna be/feel old only if you want to
You might just get the same feeling, who knows! To finally see the Holy Land for real is incredible, after seeing so many times in videos.
Killdrums
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I just bet.
The very first festival I ever went to was Monsters Of Rock, Castle Donington, in 1988 (yep, I'm that old!). I was still at school, and I was the only heavy metal fan in my school. I walked in and saw thousands of people like me - denim, leather, band t-shirts. I'd never conceived of so many metalheads in one place. I can't explain the feeling of joy - like I'd found my spiritual home.
Ok, so perhaps after being to God knows how many gigs and festivals around the world I'll never quite recreate that feeling. But after 20+ years of wanting to come to Wacken, I think walking through that gate will feel pretty damn great.
Donington '88 ? Awesome !!
If there was ever One festival in time that I could have visited (for both the good and the bad) it would be Monsters of Rock Donington '88. Just Maiden alone headlining on the 7th Son tour but the entire lineup was fantastic.
agresionpower
W:O:A Metalgod
I just bet.
The very first festival I ever went to was Monsters Of Rock, Castle Donington, in 1988 (yep, I'm that old!). I was still at school, and I was the only heavy metal fan in my school. I walked in and saw thousands of people like me - denim, leather, band t-shirts. I'd never conceived of so many metalheads in one place. I can't explain the feeling of joy - like I'd found my spiritual home.
Ok, so perhaps after being to God knows how many gigs and festivals around the world I'll never quite recreate that feeling. But after 20+ years of wanting to come to Wacken, I think walking through that gate will feel pretty damn great.
I wasn't even in school yet in 1988
Zachia
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I just startet listening to metal and hardrock in 1989..I wasn't even in school yet in 1988