The Fall of Troy live

Jotun · **The Fall of Troy live -** 09-17-2005, 10:29 PM

Oh man, so as you all know, I am obsessed with the Fall of Troy. they are from Washington state and never come to the east coast, but they finally came over. i saw them today at a small venue. this place was packed, and sold out, it must of been 110 degrees in there.

they are one of the best live bands i've ever seen. they sound better than Dream Theater live.

This band was Hot Cross, they played before TFOT

THE FALL OF TROY

and my personal favorite...

Short Hand · 09-17-2005, 10:31 PM

N ooffense, but the crowd looks like it is full of fuck faces who need haircuts, small venues rock though beer:

Doctor Duffy · 09-17-2005, 10:35 PM

My oh my, what a big crowd that is. ed:

I checked them out (Seeing all you're sigs) - didnt like them, too much screaming, not enough playing. But everyone's got their own taste.

Short Hand · 09-17-2005, 10:36 PM

[quote="Doctor Duffy":c1f45]My oh my, what a big crowd that is. ed:

I checked them out (Seeing all you're sigs) - didnt like them, too much screaming, not enough playing. But everyone's got their own taste.[/quote:c1f45]

I liked it..... bitch.

Jotun · 09-17-2005, 10:39 PM

[quote="Doctor Duffy":c017b]My oh my, what a big crowd that is. ed:

I checked them out (Seeing all you're sigs) - didnt like them, too much screaming, not enough playing. But everyone's got their own taste.[/quote:c017b]
i respected your opinion until you said "not enough playing." the singer is the guitarist, and he's doing a shitload of guitar playing for doing both at the same time. its hard to do that. and you've only heard like, maybe 2 songs by them.

and i <3 screaming

Bucknub · 09-17-2005, 10:47 PM

small venue? looks more like someones garage

Doctor Duffy · 09-17-2005, 10:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Jotun

and you've only heard like, maybe 2 songs by them.

No, I got their CD from the library (Denver Public Library - has lotsa CD's). Kinda surprised they had it, its mainly an indie band, but I guess they were popular enough to score a place in the library.

I had the CD for a week, but only listened to it for the duration of the CD (Not all at once). It's just taste, I mainly listen to 60's-80's stuff, mostly 60's of all. Just taste.

Jotun · 09-17-2005, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Bucknub

small venue? looks more like someones garage

eh, its bigger than a garage, i was in the front, there was another 50 feet behind me.

and they definitely arent indie. they are considered " Progressive / Experimental / Post Hardcore"