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Review 1 for Sebastian Bach
Seb Bach is Back
Glasgow Garage @
- Glasgow @
- Wed 13 Jun 2012 @
Favourite moment: Sebastian playing peek-a boo with the crowd from behind that ridiculously placed centre stage pillar. @
Setlist: Most of the Skid Row classics with a couple of solo tunes thrown in @
Opening act(s): Stormzone @
Posted 17/06/2012
by zedebee
Location:scotland
I must have seen Skid Row in their original form 4 or 5 times since the release of the first , self titled album in 1989.They were awesome. Sebastian Bach was a fantastic front man, with a great voice, who complimented the band's thunderous sound. Since his departure from the band they lost their way, and Seb found solace on Broadway and TV reality shows.
So to the Garage in Glasgow. A smallish crowd (no more than a couple of hundred I'm guessing) of mixed ages and hair styles, ( comb overs and slap-heads being in the majority ) welcomed Bach and band onto stage who immediately launched into Slave to the Grind. A back catalogue of Skid Row classics followed, including, 18 and Life, Big Guns and I Remember You, with the Canadian vocalist throwing the obligatory shapes, while dodging back and forth from behind a supporting pillar, ridiculously placed in the middle of the stage.
The 44 year-old has lost none of his fervour for the music and passion for performing, but his voice is not as powerful as it once was, continually being posted missing under the cacophony of guitars.
This slight annoyance did not detract from a great sing-a-long atmosphere, and this middle - aged headbanger who has long passed the Youth Gone Wild stage of his life, went home with his ears ringing and a smile on his face.
So to the Garage in Glasgow. A smallish crowd (no more than a couple of hundred I'm guessing) of mixed ages and hair styles, ( comb overs and slap-heads being in the majority ) welcomed Bach and band onto stage who immediately launched into Slave to the Grind. A back catalogue of Skid Row classics followed, including, 18 and Life, Big Guns and I Remember You, with the Canadian vocalist throwing the obligatory shapes, while dodging back and forth from behind a supporting pillar, ridiculously placed in the middle of the stage.
The 44 year-old has lost none of his fervour for the music and passion for performing, but his voice is not as powerful as it once was, continually being posted missing under the cacophony of guitars.
This slight annoyance did not detract from a great sing-a-long atmosphere, and this middle - aged headbanger who has long passed the Youth Gone Wild stage of his life, went home with his ears ringing and a smile on his face.
Glasgow Garage @
- Glasgow @
- Wed 13 Jun 2012 @
Favourite moment: Sebastian playing peek-a boo with the crowd from behind that ridiculously placed centre stage pillar. @
Setlist: Most of the Skid Row classics with a couple of solo tunes thrown in @
Opening act(s): Stormzone @
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Review 2 for Sebastian Bach
Seb still has it!
Limelight @
- Belfast @
- Tue 12 Jun 2012 @
Favourite moment: I Remember you @
Posted 16/06/2012
by savagewoman
Sang a lot of Skid Row songs which got the crowd going.... hit every note! Brilliant gig!
Limelight @
- Belfast @
- Tue 12 Jun 2012 @
Favourite moment: I Remember you @
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Review 3 for Sebastian Bach
Solid heavy metal
Garage @
- Glasgow @
Posted 14/06/2012
by Anonymous
Sebastian gave an energetic performance and that metal voice was on fine form, with lots of high power screams. Guitarist Nick Sterling really knows a thing or two about the guitar. Cool setlist mixing Skid Row with the new stuff. Glad to hear quite a bit of Angeldown including the awesome Love is a Bitchslap.
Garage @
- Glasgow @
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