Pestilence - Live At Wacken Open Air 2022 

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TotA is fucking brilliant!

how they are a super niche tech death band!! They play on the same stage Atheist played, rather fitting!

For real. Tons of people should get educated properly.

Wacken is not a metal festival anymore and every idiot is visiting it nowadays. Don't expect them to honor the oldschool boys.

Yeah, same. Great album and they do it great live.

Absolutamente carnal... Saludos de México 🇲🇽

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I believe the lyrics were written by Marco Foddis, Pestilence's drummer at the time, though.

Technical death metal band

Согласен, вокал оставляет желать лучшего..

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I was thinking the same thing. He's really sloppy live, painfully so.

​@@niffingig5143yup, I saw them in April last year, it was very tight except for the leads which were passable at best

It's the TOTA album in that order.

Broski its mameli thats sloppy, not the young dude

@@Kendoci how can you tell? I'm watching the break at the beginning of Land of Tears when the young dude didn't properly palm mute. But I'm also assuming it has to be the player who hasn't been playing these songs for 30+ years and can do it in their sleep. I might be wrong.

I think it really is Patrick most of the times. I love Pestilence, but this wasn't their best day. But I guess it happens... he's not 20-something anymore.

Mameli is the one playing bad. It's very, VERY obvious. He's extremely sloppy here. I'm really surprised... in a bad way.

This could have been a monument to the bands legacy. Now the best recording of Pestilence is still officially the 1992 Eindhoven soundboard recording.

trigger maybe 🤔

Yeah, those drum triggers don't sound that good...but still, great performance

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Look up the band in the Metal Encyclopedia if you want details.

thnk u; as in many bands from the past theres pretty less og's ;)

@@marc3d Randy Meinhard plays in Sacrosanct. Marco Foddis hasn't been active in the scene for decades. You want these guys to come back? 😏

yes, please ;)

It's not the "triggers." Triggers don't make a sound. They are the sensors that pick up the vibration. The problem is the sample that's being used. It's thin sounding, and the pitch is too high. Triggers sound SO much better than mic'd kick drums, but only if a good sample is used. Some modules have great samples, and you can equalize them and make them fuller sounding by adding low end and dropping the pitch. You can completely customize your own sound. Some drummers record the real sound of their bass drums, and they use that as their sample. I'm not sure how aware you are, but roughly 95% of all drummers in Thrash, Speed Metal, Death Metal, Black Metal, and Grindcore use triggers. Around 70% of all metal drummers use triggers. I'm going to have to say that this drummer didn't adjust any EQ on his module to compensate for playing outdoors. When playing outdoors, it's much more difficult to get get mixes/sounds because there's nothing for sound to bounce off of. If you use the mix that you use indoors, it will end up sounding really bad outdoors. Everything I stated is 100% from experience. I've played hundreds of concerts sharing the stage (either opening, sometimes headlining) with bands like Deicide, Obituary, Gorguts, Kataklysm, Nile, Morbid Angel, Napalm Death, Origin, Cryptopsy, Cannibal Corpse, etc, etc, etc, etc. I mic'd my kick drums from 1995 to 2005. I started triggering from then on and I will NEVER go back to mic'd kick drums ever again.

Well why not just have bo triggers and let the bass drum shine through instead

The new lineup is total trash and they sound so off...

@@Juan-yq3fb totally agree mate,sounds horrendous