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NWN PROD
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Doom-Mantia
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my poster got creases in it but it's always a sign of a good journey for me to bring it back. wouldn't mind getting a new pristine one and maybe give my other to a friend though.
also i'm looking for some post-NWN fest stuff in certain sizes not in stock and some fest LPs if anyone can help. i ran out of money for merch and also wasn't sure i'd have enough room to bring a ton back. will update if i remember any else.
higher priority:
Morbosidad fest shirt grey size L, or white size L if i can't find grey.
Sabbat fest shirt size L
Black Witchery "Desecration..." fest pic disc
lower priority:
Rotting Christ "demos" fest pic disc
Black Witchery fest shirt size L
Abigail fest shirt size L
Revenge fest shirt size L (incase the one in the shop sells before i can buy it)
also what was Proclamation's merch besides album cover tshirts? did they have anything fest exclusive? couldn't browse every table so a few bands merch like Wrathprayer and others either went rather quick or i didn't see them selling.
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T. Terrorist
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| Blutkvlt wrote: | | Buried In Ohio wrote: | | It would be awesome if Yosuke planned a future fest somewhere in North America. Definitely plenty of great bands to choose from the roster. |
But Blasphemy couldn't play, so what's the point? That's one of the main draws of NWN fest. |
The crowd in Europe was also incomparable to any festival I've been to in the states. Maybe not as "crazy" as some gigs over here, but I can see why this festival has stayed strictly in Berlin. Such a widespread attendance range as well.
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NWN PROD
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I don't think I could get enough people to attend the fest in the US. Do you really think 1000 people would show up to a fest in San Francisco? Europeans are much more used to traveling across borders to attend music events than Americans.
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Doom-Mantia
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| Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 10:22 am Post subject: |
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im from the US and even i'd rather it stayed in Berlin. it was a good reason to travel out of the US for a week and visiting Berlin pushed me to go more, regardless of Blasphemy also playing. i loved the diversity as well that was represented by all the people in attendance. im sure most US residents wouldn't agree with me though, and traveling out of the country is understandably not in everyone's reach.
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Sadistik Goatfvkk
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| Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 11:38 am Post subject: |
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| Doom-Mantia wrote: |
also what was Proclamation's merch besides album cover tshirts? did they have anything fest exclusive? couldn't browse every table so a few bands merch like Wrathprayer and others either went rather quick or i didn't see them selling. |
No exclusive stuff from Proclamation, asked at their table.
At least the Revenge shirt is available from Iron Bonehead, check the shop for the other stuff (The BW LP was available when I looked through the shop a few hours ago).
Regarding the location of the fest - Berlin is perfect. Germany is one of the biggest markets for metal and all countries around it have a strong underground scene. It's easy to get a flight, train or some people to drive with you to the city. Best location to organise a fest with mostly international audience. |
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Buried In Ohio
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| Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 11:49 am Post subject: |
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yeah I can definitely see how the centralized location of Germany and general traveling nature of most Europeans is conducive to the fest's success. There obviously are some exceptions like MDF or Chaos in Tejas which see American's traveling across the country for rare opportunities to see foreign or big name bands. Though they're more or less established events at this point.
Ultimately it's just wishful thinking on my part. If I could afford the price I would for sure attend the fest regardless of where it was held. |
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BBQ Booking
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| NWN PROD wrote: | | I don't think I could get enough people to attend the fest in the US. Do you really think 1000 people would show up to a fest in San Francisco? Europeans are much more used to traveling across borders to attend music events than Americans. |
And I'm sure the ones from the US who are willing to travel to SF or wherever within the States have no problem traveling to Europe anyway! |
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paralyzed
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| Anyone has a setlist of Antediluvian? |
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holy ghost
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| I'm already planning on hitting up next year in Berlin, my wife will finally be done grad school and we'll have some disposable income, so we can make it happen. More enticing than hitting up SF..... which I'm sure is lovely but not as enticing.... |
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Demoniarch
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| Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 5:47 pm Post subject: |
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| NWN PROD wrote: | | I don't think I could get enough people to attend the fest in the US. Do you really think 1000 people would show up to a fest in San Francisco? Europeans are much more used to traveling across borders to attend music events than Americans. |
It is all about people.
Every metal head from the USA and Canada combined is probably a fraction of one country in Europe... or so it would seem. |
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IXTAB
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| Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 8:05 pm Post subject: |
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| paralyzed wrote: | | Anyone has a setlist of Antediluvian? |
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paralyzed
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| Thanks! "The Ash And The Stars" was that song with the long doom-like part near the end? Couldn't find this one on any release. |
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| Posted: Fri Nov 30, 2012 9:57 am Post subject: |
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| The Ash and the Stars and Mount of the Congregation were not played. That setlist was also used for a previous gig where the set time was closer to an hour. |
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