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IndyRob · 01-30-2012, 10:26 AM

Anthrax, Testament, and Death Angel - Friday 1/27/2012

I missed Death Angel unfortunately, would have loved to catch those dudes. Everyone that caught this part said they tore it up though.

Testament - With Alex Skolnick back on guitar and Gene Hoglan on drums... DESTROYED. Eric Peterson is an amazing guitarist and to hear him with Alex again is just awsome. Then you toss in Gene Hoglan on drums and its just over the top.

Anthrax -- Minus Scott Ian (out sick) and Charlie Benante (left, mom is terminally ill). Despite being down two of its core members... Anthrax prodded on. They pulled in Gene Hoglan on drums and Robbie and Teddy from Death Angel filled in on guitar when they could. You could clearly hear the difference when it was just one guitar, but really... It was still a solid show. Joey sounds better than ever and Frankie is one of the funnest dudes to watch play ever... and they had Gene Hoglan on drums... GENE HOGLAN!

Great show - if they come through your neck of the woods, I highly suggest checking it out. Scott is back on stage, and I'm sure Gene is nailing down the parts even better than he already had been.

01-30-2012, 10:26 AM	#476
IndyRob Still Watching My Back Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Indianapolis, IN Posts: 136 Trading: (4)	Re: What is the last concert you've seen? Anthrax, Testament, and Death Angel - Friday 1/27/2012 I missed Death Angel unfortunately, would have loved to catch those dudes. Everyone that caught this part said they tore it up though. Testament - With Alex Skolnick back on guitar and Gene Hoglan on drums... DESTROYED. Eric Peterson is an amazing guitarist and to hear him with Alex again is just awsome. Then you toss in Gene Hoglan on drums and its just over the top. Anthrax -- Minus Scott Ian (out sick) and Charlie Benante (left, mom is terminally ill). Despite being down two of its core members... Anthrax prodded on. They pulled in Gene Hoglan on drums and Robbie and Teddy from Death Angel filled in on guitar when they could. You could clearly hear the difference when it was just one guitar, but really... It was still a solid show. Joey sounds better than ever and Frankie is one of the funnest dudes to watch play ever... and they had Gene Hoglan on drums... GENE HOGLAN! Great show - if they come through your neck of the woods, I highly suggest checking it out. Scott is back on stage, and I'm sure Gene is nailing down the parts even better than he already had been.