Another band who lost a great stage sound :( great video though, I miss the amps on stage is all! Saw these boys in 98 on the first album tour! Still have the autographs!
Ah the golden days when they had amp cabs lining the stage, trampolines on the stage, Lajon smoking joints on stage and passing them to the crowd, Clint would run around the stage (more than he does now) acting like a crazy dude. Back when Clint used to play the intro to Black instead of it being recorded. First time I saw them was with Slipknot in 2000, again at Tattoo the Earth, a lot of shoes on the Animosity tour, then stopped seeing them because Clint left for a while. They still can put on a helluva show for dudes in their 50s, just have to tone it down a little bit. The only other band that can still put on a live show even remotely close to what they could in their prime is Lamb of God. Maybe Slipknot but haven't seen them since 2001. Going to see them tonight in Moline. I hope they don't screw up the sound like they did last year. WAYYY too much bass.
@@mattice9083 yeah there's not a lot of room on that stage. I have seen them at that venue when they did their acoustic tour back in 2014-ish. It's an old theater that they rehabbed. Really small. It's a weird place, they have different "levels" and railings so it'd be interesting if a crowd gets really rowdy.
Great quality vid. Did you get any others?
Another band who lost a great stage sound :( great video though, I miss the amps on stage is all!
Saw these boys in 98 on the first album tour! Still have the autographs!
Ah the golden days when they had amp cabs lining the stage, trampolines on the stage, Lajon smoking joints on stage and passing them to the crowd, Clint would run around the stage (more than he does now) acting like a crazy dude. Back when Clint used to play the intro to Black instead of it being recorded. First time I saw them was with Slipknot in 2000, again at Tattoo the Earth, a lot of shoes on the Animosity tour, then stopped seeing them because Clint left for a while. They still can put on a helluva show for dudes in their 50s, just have to tone it down a little bit. The only other band that can still put on a live show even remotely close to what they could in their prime is Lamb of God. Maybe Slipknot but haven't seen them since 2001. Going to see them tonight in Moline. I hope they don't screw up the sound like they did last year. WAYYY too much bass.
@@skinnyb8230 I think I’ll go see em again when they come to Mpls!
@@heavyasi1981 Highly recommend. They still know how to put on a great show. The simple fact that it's the original lineup is a miracle.
I think they're just a really small venue here. I saw them in Kansas City a few months earlier and they def had sound and presence lol
@@mattice9083 yeah there's not a lot of room on that stage. I have seen them at that venue when they did their acoustic tour back in 2014-ish. It's an old theater that they rehabbed. Really small. It's a weird place, they have different "levels" and railings so it'd be interesting if a crowd gets really rowdy.