nomisofsiman
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He tours quite a bit. That said, I was super hoping he'd be announce for next year doing all of Ziltoid. Still hoping it happens eventually.
3 bands you have never seen that you would like to see at PPUSA
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He tours quite a bit. That said, I was super hoping he'd be announce for next year doing all of Ziltoid. Still hoping it happens eventually.
nomisofsiman
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I could see Battle Beast. I'm not opposed to some traditional. Hell, Wolf was here last year.
nomisofsiman
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I'm very conflicted on this. It would be cool to see, but at the same time I love Deris and wouldn't want modern Helloween to take a year or so off to reunite and such. Only way I would be okay with it is if Helloween and Unisonic did a show together, where half was modern and half was old Helloween (which would be the reunion).
booB
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Leviathan (the prog band, not the thrash band)
Mezarkabul
a Heaven's Gate reunion (or Redkey, or any group of musicians containing Sascha Paeth and Thomas Rettke)
Mezarkabul
a Heaven's Gate reunion (or Redkey, or any group of musicians containing Sascha Paeth and Thomas Rettke)
SF Metal Man
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I forgot to put Dark Moor on my list. I just picked up Ars Musica and listened to it last night for the first time. What a tremendous album!!! Blown Away!!
JenniferLynn
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So that is now Harmony, with some of the guys from DarkwaterThat would be awesome!
Bear
I know!!! I gave up on seeing him live when Heed folded but with Harmony, the dream is again ALIVE!!!!
The Fiddler
Just Do It.
Sticking to active bands that haven't yet played ProgPower.
Ashes of Ares
Electro Nomicon (maybe Diego and Helker might slide one of the EN songs into their set next year).
Trail of Murder
Destination's Calling
Veni Domine
Arch/Matheos
Ashes of Ares
Electro Nomicon (maybe Diego and Helker might slide one of the EN songs into their set next year).
Trail of Murder
Destination's Calling
Veni Domine
Arch/Matheos
nomisofsiman
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I know Glen is not too fond of Japanese metal but I would love to see Saber Tiger & Anthem & for my 3rd pick. A Racer X reunion!!
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The Fiddler
Just Do It.
Dang! I really like their new disc. That said, they would definately been an "oddball" selection and not a good fit... too slow on the tempo. Best of luck to them on their future endeavors.
The Fiddler
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Random, but I find it depressing that Freedom Call has done 70 Tons two or three times but - to my knowledge - have yet to do PPUSA.
Here are a few bands that I've never seen live, that would be awesome at PPUSA:
Blind Guardian: I've never seen them before, and it would be pretty cool to see them in that environment, perhaps doing Nightfall in Middle Earth in its entirety.
Saga: I don't know if they would necessarily fit, as they're more hard rock than metal, but they are a pretty fun band based on the bootlegs I've heard from them over the years.
Eternity X: Given that the band broke up in the early 2000's, this is very unlikely, but it would be cool to see them in one of the mid-day slots.
Vanishing Point: I am very impressed with their recent CD, and I would love to see what they can do live.
Demons and Wizards: If anyone could get Hani and Jon to come together for a US show, it would be Glenn. Watching those two on the same stage might be the high-point of my concert-going life.
U.D.O./Accept: I've not seen either band live, so either one of these would be awesome at center stage.
Doro: Due to medical reasons, I missed out the last time she played Atlanta, and I've always regretted that.
Eden's Curse: I've been very impressed by their work, and they'd fit in as a good mid-day band.
Blind Guardian: I've never seen them before, and it would be pretty cool to see them in that environment, perhaps doing Nightfall in Middle Earth in its entirety.
Saga: I don't know if they would necessarily fit, as they're more hard rock than metal, but they are a pretty fun band based on the bootlegs I've heard from them over the years.
Eternity X: Given that the band broke up in the early 2000's, this is very unlikely, but it would be cool to see them in one of the mid-day slots.
Vanishing Point: I am very impressed with their recent CD, and I would love to see what they can do live.
Demons and Wizards: If anyone could get Hani and Jon to come together for a US show, it would be Glenn. Watching those two on the same stage might be the high-point of my concert-going life.
U.D.O./Accept: I've not seen either band live, so either one of these would be awesome at center stage.
Doro: Due to medical reasons, I missed out the last time she played Atlanta, and I've always regretted that.
Eden's Curse: I've been very impressed by their work, and they'd fit in as a good mid-day band.
