The Hangmans Daughter (Live '00) 

I saw Acid Bath 3 times in 96’ and 97’ . They were amazing!! The energy in the small venues was unreal!!! I wish I could go back in time.

Same

Yup! Top of my bucket list.

I got to see Dax play solo shit at a bar in Oakland, CA. Like 2014. Took his sweet ass time gettin' over to the west coast, dude NEVER did that. It was more amazing than you could know, Riggs is the only guy/band that sounds like 2x BETTER live than in studio, which is insane considering the fucking way he sings and the notes he hits. Plus playing a fucking guitar. Almost EVERYONE there had an Acid Bath shirt, and kept yelling at him the whole time to play fucking Acid Bath songs, which was fucking retarded and annoying. Then they all just MOBBED the poor dude like he was Jesus Christian returned...it made him so awkward and embarrassed so I just chilled n waited till everyone pissed off n was like "okay, if I don't at least say something to the guy I'll feel like shit" so I just thanked him for coming out West, shook his hand(haven't washed it since), and asked if I could carry his gear out. He said yeah n we got to kick it for awhile. He seemed to greatly appreciate not being fawned over. Like. I get it. Nobody just "likes" Acid Bath, we worship it, it's a testament of art. I dunno. He's a good sport. Except for like the 12th time he got asked to play scream of the butterfly or what color is death, which we all know is the shade of an icepick sinking into flesh) ...like...how dude gonna play shit from 20 years ago without any bandmates or dearmetal gear? You stupid? He's not fucking omnipresent...I think?

@@gabrielhalf_track8627idk he just might be god

Fuck yeah,Much appreciated Kelli!

Rite on thanks

This isn't fucking Acid Bath

​@@Jordan-dn7dc Isn't that an odd response? Looks like someone is a A$$hole while we are slowly dying in a pandemic. I'd say Mike Sanchez is the most underrated guitarist of all time. Where in the world is Mike Sanchez in 2020? I read somewhere way back he was doing a project in a band called "The Green" but never heard anything of it. It's like he fell off the planet. Rumor back then was Mike had ripped off the band somehow. But who knows on that. I drove down for the show with a lot of stuff that makes your eyes blackout but they cancelled in Gulfport due to the split. Maybe if they charged more than $14...just saying. I hope all of them are well now with this shit going on now. If Mike did a solo project I'd have followed up on it. Same with Chuck. I wish I'd have got to see Agents at the State Palace, just because, it's the State Palace. I wonder how they made that an all age show. I use to leave Dax's shows and head over to the State Palace raves. Hard to believe dodging piles of dopesick vomit and hiding your eyes from the feds shining lights in people's eyes was ever an all ages venue. I saw Agents at the Howlin Wolf though. I was a bit arrested in New Orleans for the DBA show and regret missing that. Minor inconvenience but I missed When Bones Turn To Dust and we still don't have a good recording of that one to this day...,

Thats really awesome.i saw agents once but there was no opening band

Fudge that must have been great. I wasn’t gifted with Dax until 2016.

Late comment but do you happen to have a recording of your performance from that show? I’m curious to see it

@@Nb-yx6er Unfortunately, I don't. It was before digital was affordable, the no camera, flip phone era. Would have had to use a bulky tape cam, and that would've been destroyed in our mosh pit. All I have is some still photos & a signed promo poster. Here's a link to the EP we were supporting at that time. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-njeh1P-Qm8A.html

@@fornever aw man that sucks. Sometimes I wonder how much amazing music, performances, etc we missed out on just because recordings weren’t made/weren’t affordable. I’ll check the EP out!

I have seen him four times and never paid more than 15 dollars. He talked to me everytime about music and such.

Which one?