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Originally Posted by Axl Torn
Epica sounded great too. But there set (or just there music) lacked a lot of power. It was a lot harder to get into them right next to Into Eternity.
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The power in the performance was there, but not in the sound
IE's guitars were very present on stage (i.e. not through the house speakers), but I had a hard time feeling the riffs early in Epica's set. It wasn't until they were playing familiar songs (that I heard at ProgPower) that my brain was able to fill in the blanks - leading to further whiplash damage
I think those Rectifiers just weren't turned up enough, relying on the mics instead. Probably it sounded great to people mid-crowd and back, but not for us at the stage. Same for Romeo - let the tubes in that Engl burn, man!
That's awesome that was you and your brother next to me. Your bro was one HAPPY kid
