Woop Woop, Bring Me The Horizon, Amity Affliction and Asking Alexandria sideshow in Melbourne. Deffinitely hitting that up, should cut out a lot of potential clashes at Soundwave.

1.BMTH - There Is A Hell Believe Me I've Seen It, There Is A Heaven Let's Keep It A Secret
2.Pendulum - Immersion
3.Stick To Your Guns - The Hope Division
4.The Sword - Warp Riders
5.The Dillinger Escape Plan - Option Paralysis
6.Kvelertak - Kvelertak
7.Mutiny Within - Mutiny Within
8.The Devil Wears Prada - Zombie EP
9.Parkway Drive - Deep Blue
10.ADTR - What Separates You From Me
11.As I Lay Dying - The Powerless Rise
12.Gyroscope - Cohesion
13.The Amity Affliction - Youngbloods
14.Kingdom of Sorrow - Behind The Blackest Tears
15.Murderdolls - Women and Children Last

That's a pretty awesome list of albums. Didn't have much hope for this year, considering the talent we got last year, but it ended up pretty damn good.

Biggest Dissapointment: Avenged Sevenfold - Nightmare

Nah, sounded like they werejust impersonating Birds of Tokyo.

Never realised how short he was. FMD I'm taller than him and I'm 17

In response to Rob...the sound sounds just like the Perth show. Someone at school went and said they were awesome. However, he did note at times the sound wasn't that great. For instance, he said it was hard to hear the solo in One due to the bass or something like that, I can't remember. Anyway, sounded like they were good, but the Burswood dome was being it's usual shitty acoustics self. If FF come next year and play there, i think i will end myself. Crappest venue in WA. Only band to have overcome the acoustics are Coldplay.

Dirt Deeds Done Dirt Cheap- AC/DC

Interesting to hear the same thing from Perth. It's Metallica's stage setup. I'm glad they went ambitious, but man, SOUND is everything. This is metal, not a pop concert that relies so much on stage production.

Fear Factory playing at Burswood Dome? Isn't that place too big for someone like FF? I never saw them do Big Day Out live but i have seen footage and also heard from others that they weren't very good. However i've seen them twice at the Thebarton Theatre and they completely KILLED it. Super frkn tight. And they get that album mix right... the triggered kick drum sound and razor sharp guitars. Very hard sound to capture live. If you can't get the kick drum out to the people, everything else completely falls apart.

My bad :oops: I meant Foo fighters by FF, not Fear Factory. My mistake.

Emo and metal for you kids, eh? :P

So uh...i just got home from after work drinks...WITH LAMB OF FUCKING GOD!!!!!

I hate you. Go and fucking die.

What was emo?

Like screamo but wussier. You should know what screamo is ;)

I know what you're saying, but none of its emo. Post-hardcore is the closest to emo I listen to.

I don't think there's any Emo on my list. At least none that I would consider emo.

Nice work Afro.

Have they released timetables for No Sleep Til yet?

lol that makes sense now!

Rage. Same night as BMTH. Would really like to go to both because it would knockout BMTH, Sum 41, Amity and AA as clashes for me.

So now me and the GF are considering going to Brisbane Soundwave instead. Just too many bands on this lineup :lol:

Does anyone know if Ramnstein are doing their own sideshows next Jan?

Kezia - Self Titled. If you like metalcore, get this album. Its so good. Their debut album, can't find anything of them on youtube, or lastfm, but they will get big. No doubt.

Pretty sure its been confirmed they won't be.

Are you talking about these guys Nico: http://www.myspace.com/keziaband ?

That's the one. Give One More Pardon a listen.

Clean vocals are little bit Cliche, but the rest of it is pretty sick.

New ADTR is absolute shit. I'm just sayin'.

Its not Homesick, so if you're comparing it to that, it won't be very good. On its own its pretty good.

Nah not really. I just really don't like it. I don't know why, seeing as I haven't listened to Homesick for a while, I don't think it's that. It's just not the best stuff they can do I think.

I like the album, some good songs in there.
Nothing will be as good as Homesick.

It was meant to be different to their other stuff. They wanted to be put outside their comfort box.

Edited by Nico: 19/11/2010 03:06:26 PM

Either way, I don't like it haha.

Is it? It sounds a little poppier than normal to me, but otherwise, it sounds like standard ADTR. Still quite like it though.

Love you too mate. It was awesome.

Apparently their calendar doesn't allow for it, which is pretty upsetting. There's talk they're only playing a 1 hour set too :(

I wouldn't have said it was 'poppier'...For Those Who Have Heart was poppy. I thought it was heavier than we'd previously heard. Very driven bass line, more dirty vocals - though the lyrics were more pop-stylised.