August 26, 2009 - Dallas, TX [House of Blues]

Started by Bad Guy Zero, August 27, 2009, 07:23:58 AM

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Bad Guy Zero

Simply put...one of the best Melvins shows I've seen in some time.  I'll have photos up on my blog in the next couple of days.  I'll post a link once they're up.  In the meantime, feast on this pic of the setlist from the second set!




black stallion

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warpze

sweet set. i am getting pumped for the show happening in baton rouge this saturday. this will be my fourth time jamming with these guys...big follower since 95. i may have been out of the loop on some things, but i can't believe i have never heard of the song "dna". can someone enlighten me....which album?

Idlehanz


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Uncle Danny

BGZ, you might have the single coolest name on this board.  Well done, sir.

Mojo

The last song of the night wasn't on BGZ's setlist - Okie from Muskogee. The first set started of with AC's Halo of Flies instrumental into the full version of Ballad of Dwight Fry. It was just Buzz and Dale for the first 20 minutes or and was super tight. I have to agree that it was one of the best Melvins shows I have seen and I've been going since '95. The last few Dallas shows were heavy on the new songs with a few older songs mixed in. This was heavy on the old stuff with some new mixed in. Hopefully BGZ will have the full set list later and some pics.

Bad Guy Zero

Quote from: U3x Danny on August 27, 2009, 12:03:23 PM
BGZ, you might have the single coolest name on this board.  Well done, sir.

Thank you, kind sir.   My old cellphone number was BAD-GUY0 so that's the origin of the name.

Ok, pictures are up on my blog.  Here's a few should you not want to make the intertrip.











I may post some of the "outtake" photos here [being the pics that didn't make it into my blog] if there's any interest.

black stallion

wow,amazing pics!!and sure..it would be great to see the outtakes too,thanks BGZ!
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