So I went (for a second time) to a homage to Metallica and Iron Maiden. It is performed by a group of very talented musicians, who are also excellent showmen. I had a great time - I went with 3 of my friends, two of which (a couple) you'll see in the pics beside me.
There was a great atmosphere and a very excited crowd, which sometimes was a nuissance as they crushed me and my friends from behind. It was of course very fun shoving them back forcefully, hitting them, and "body guarding" the girl we were with. Had my adrenalin going so I didn't drink any booze.
Question: What do you think of homages? This one had an excellent performance - undistiguishable from Metallica and Maiden in both music and showmenship ... well except the singing. But the excellent singer in the previous homage 'tour' called it quits.
Homages cost less than the real thing, are more accessible (when will Metallica come to Israel again?). On the other hand, its a small place, worse public and I have a feeling the copyrights are being somewhat stepped on.
Here's "Crazy Siro" (with the couple of friends in the forward of the pic)
There was a great atmosphere and a very excited crowd, which sometimes was a nuissance as they crushed me and my friends from behind. It was of course very fun shoving them back forcefully, hitting them, and "body guarding" the girl we were with. Had my adrenalin going so I didn't drink any booze.
Question: What do you think of homages? This one had an excellent performance - undistiguishable from Metallica and Maiden in both music and showmenship ... well except the singing. But the excellent singer in the previous homage 'tour' called it quits.
Homages cost less than the real thing, are more accessible (when will Metallica come to Israel again?). On the other hand, its a small place, worse public and I have a feeling the copyrights are being somewhat stepped on.
Here's "Crazy Siro" (with the couple of friends in the forward of the pic)
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