...SIŁA I PIĘKNO MUZYKI TKWIĄ W JEJ RÓŻNORODNOŚCI...


Alright, I would first like to start off by saying that except for the vocals in the songs, everything on this DVD is in French. I don't speak French, but that doesn't matter. It was still great, even though I don't know the language.

Anyways, this is the first Crpytopsy DVD ever. We knew this, and they knew this. That's why they knew they had to make it damn well impressive, which is exactly what they did. At the beggining, the sound seems to be a little off and out of tune, as well as not very loud, but it transforms into greatness, as you know it would.

At the first real song, after the intro, Crown of Horns is just waiting to be heard. Lord Worm comes out in this leather jacket, resembling exactly what he is...one of the nastiest people on the earth. He takes out this golden cup and holds it up in a heavenly light glooming down upon it, making it look holy. But at the end, we learn it is everything but.

All songs were played great. Some were taken a little bit too fast, but overall, everything turned out great.

Performances:

Alex Auburn (lead guitars): the solos seemed to drag on and on, but in this case that was good, because he played fucking awesomely. His backing vocals weren't head very well, though. That was pretty much the only flaw in his excellence.

Eric Langlois (bass): this guy can strike this thing like crazy. In my opinion, one of the fastest bass players ever, he didn't let me down. He hit those random/hard to hit notes when the technicallity came in and he was the only one playing, and he managed to play fucking awesomely, as always.

Lord Worm (vocals): Lord Worm did well. He did NOT do great, as I was expecting him to do. His vocals seem to be different from that of which were heard in the Blasphemy and NSV days. Him returning was one of the main reasons why I bought this DVD, and I was somewhat dissapointed with it. I'm not saying he did bad, but it's just, there was something missing. Perhaps it was the many parts of songs he forgot, or maybe it was him looking stupid as he acted more than weird, stupid...I guess you could say, on stage, but such situations occured rarely, and he still delivered.

Flo Mounier (drums): great, as always. He did awesome, and always left your mouth wide open. If you've heard his drum solo on None So Live, youl'll love the one he does on this. It's ten times better than that of which we heard in 2003, showing his quickness and greatness have both improved at skyrocketing proportions.

Dan Mongrain (guitars): he kept the beat, as well as play the rhythms perfectly. He can play extremely fast as well, and can show great emotion in his solo (softer, jazz-like) parts.

After the last scheduled song, the crowd cheers for an oncore...and that's what they got. Cryptopsy returned to play "Back To The Worms", and played the songs main rhythm as Lord Worm, who, goes 'back to the worms' (see what they did there?), and if you don't know what I mean, he took out the cup again. Inside, there were live earthworms.

Lord Worm ate a few, and then fed them to audience members who were both willing to eat them, and, not willing to eat them. This was the best part. Seeing the audience's reactions, and seeing them react with the nastiest man on the planet was awesome.

An outstanding performence/a must-have for Crptopsy fans.

NightmareInc


1. Intro
2. Crown Of Horns
3. Slit Your Guts
4. Graves Of The Fathers
5. Dead And Dripping
6. Benedictine Convulsions
7. Phobophile
8. Lichmistress
9. Orgiastic Disembowelment
10. Defenestration
11. Drum Solo
12. Cold Hate, Warm Blood
13. We Bleed
14. Back To The Worms

Recorded November 6th 2004 in Trois-Rivières (Québec, Canada).


Bass - Eric Langlois
Drums - Flo Mounier
Guitar - Alex Auburn, Daniel Mongrain
Vocals - Lord Worm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9NwfPwC7s8

INITIAL SEEDING. SEED 14:30-23:00.
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