His stage presence was way better at Electric Factory a year ago. Making fun of idiots in the crowd, talking a lot, headbanging way more, etc. And James and Glen barely did anything at Gigantour, at Electric Factory they were headbanging like crazy the whole show.

Dave gave his reasons for not talking much; they don't have much time, so they just want to play music. I understand that completely. But I think festivals suck balls. I mean, an hour and a half just isn't enough for Megadeth, and 30 minutes for Nevermore is a joke.

50 minutes for Megadeth IS NOT ENOUGH :angry:
Stupid crappy Feeder headlining.

Gigantour:
In SD Dave actually spoke to the crowd.
Besides the pyro effects were cool.

That's because its San Diego.

[QUOTE=MAthiAS]That's because its San Diego.[/QUOTE]

and maybe because only 4 bands where at the show.

Yeah at my show he said that he didn't want to talk much because they might run out of time, and I would have been pissed if they didn't have enough time to play Holy Wars so I'm glad he didn't talk much.

My biggest gripe was that the only song that surprised me was She-Wolf. Everything else was 100% predictable.

They play almost all the greatest hits album and a few from the system has failed.
Like you said 100% predictable.

[QUOTE=RustedPieces]Yeah at my show he said that he didn't want to talk much because they might run out of time, and I would have been pissed if they didn't have enough time to play Holy Wars so I'm glad he didn't talk much.[/QUOTE]
That's exactly what he said at mine too, but like I said earlier, they still were pretty boring to watch.

[QUOTE=MAthiAS]My biggest gripe was that the only song that surprised me was She-Wolf. Everything else was 100% predictable.[/QUOTE]
They played STWA at my show, that supirsed me.

Didn't surprise me, because they played it last time.

They played everything that they played when I saw them in November, except for STWA and She-Wolf, but She-Wolf was the only one that surprised me.

[QUOTE=RustedPieces]They played everything that they played when I saw them in November, except for STWA and She-Wolf, but She-Wolf was the only one that surprised me.[/QUOTE]

STWA? :confused:

[QUOTE=Father_Jack]STWA? :confused:[/QUOTE]
Set The World Afire.

Does anyone know how long it's going to take before the Gigantour DVD comes out? I can't wait to buy it.

hopefully soon, and hopefully it won't be expensive.

I hope they don't pull a Metallica and charge 80 bucks for it.

:lol:

I want it to be $15, but it'll probably be like 20-30.

Probably 30-40, I think Rude Awakening is 25.

What's the big deal with their stage presence? Im there to watch them play the songs I love, not to run around stage, headbanging, and talking. Sure those things are great too dont get me wrong, but I am there for the music first and foremost.

I can listen to the music at home for free.

You're missing the thing. They [b]DO[/b] headbang. They do move around. Everybody says they don't, but they do. Same with Dream Theater. Myung moves, Petrucci moves, LaBrie moves, Portnoy is active behind his hugantic drumkit, and Rudess is always turning his keyboard and smiling.

Don't give me that bullsh[b][i][/b][/i]it, DT don't move outside of a little bit from Labrie.

Deth don't headbang very well anymore... they're not into it.

I will give it to you, because it's true. DT aren't DEP where they're jumping off their amps, but all of them were hugely active, for THEM. Maybe not for a band like Dillenger Escape Plan, but comparing it to them on the ToT tour, they're a lot more active.

Yeah technically they're moving. But they're still boring live.

I though Dream Theater did great, and Megadeth had a great stage presence.

Why were you banned man?

[QUOTE=MAthiAS]Yeah technically they're moving. But they're still boring live.[/QUOTE]

i found somehow ironic that Fear Factory was the crappiest band on the first stage(still i like them) and they interacted with the crowd more than the other bands.

[QUOTE=MAthiAS]Why were you banned man?[/QUOTE]


yeah............................:upset:

Yeah, and Bobaflex were the worst band there, and they interacted a ton.
[quote]yeah[/quote]
Why though?