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:	post by the_reverend at 2005-09-08 01:14:27

full blown chaos: I was out side and I heard a lot of racket coming from inside. I was pissed cause I didn't want to miss FBC again. When I came in, there were a lot of kids 2-stepping along to them. I was amazed cause the kids also moshed around, sang along, and even circle pitted for FBC. For their last song, they pulled everyone up to the stage and got them to chant 'wake the demons' along with them with a minor pile up on stage resulting in nothing broken and no fights! I must say that the vocals through that PA sounded wicked dry and strained. It had to be the PA though. Ray's scream usually comes out nicely.
Oh and I think the drummer started to play WOJ "all hail the dead"

misery signals: I wasn't sure how they would go over. I mean, I wouldn't expect a madball crowd to get or like their musac. There was a sizeable group in the front with people dancing and singing. During a few of the key sing along parts and both guys and girls were tripping over each other to get at the mic and sing along. During the last song, they all got their chace (even doing vocals where their). They only played 4 or 5 songs. I knew all of them from the last CD (i don't have the EP) except for one (second to last). Maybe that was a new track, I don't know. The music its self sounded awesome, a bit more effemiral then it comes across on the CD. The vocals on the other hand... this affirmed my thought that the vocals through the PA had some thing wrong with them. You could hear that they too were strained sounding.

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