Setlist:
Reviewed by: Godawfulcommiepigfvckingbastard
Rating:
Soulfly
Soul-Fly Soul-Fly
Soul-Fly...That's kinda what it sounded like if you were
there but most of you weren't. The under sold venue was a
sad sight to hold up what I think is Soulfly's best album
to date. And that's just what they brought tonight, Soulfly's
best? Mixing up the set with Max's best material to date
(Soulfly, Sepultra, and Nailbomb) the band even got
members of Step Kings and Downthesun to come up to do a
versions of "Pain" and "Call To Arms". But I'd have to
say the best part of the show was the drum jam that wasn't
long even for my taste, it was kick ass! The other thing
that didn't settle well with me was the fact that Soulfly
cut up and made a melody of Sepultra's best. I think if
you're gonna play the song, play it. Dont give me a piece
of it. But, that's what they did throughout the entire set,
cut up songs and use parts of them. Not the best thing to
do. Plus this was a scaled down version of Soulfly, if you
caught them out with Slayer you noticed they brought R&B
singer Asha Rabouin which added something a little new to
metal. A gospel singer was a nice to touch, too bad she
stayed home on this tour. Maybe we all should have.
Downstroy
Seek n Strike
Spit
Jump/Bring it
Nailbomb
Propaganda
Refuse/Arise/D.E.C.
L.O.T.M
Bumbklatt
Fire/Drums
Cromags/Call to Arms
Pain
Primitive (intro)
No
eye for an eye