Looks like a good crowd from what I could see. Not too many standing stationary during the jumping part. Either it was mostly a Babymetal crowd or the Dethklok fans were into it too.
A little of both I think. A lot of the Dethklok fans like myself left the floor after Dethklok, patially due to exhaustion from endless crowdsurfers overhead, and also to let the hardcore Babymetal fans get up there to enjoy themselves. There were plenty of crossover fans though, very interesting combination of bands, but it seemed to work out well.
@@GuitarBillCurran that's very cool! I originally felt that people walking off the floor when the 'other' band is on stage is a crap thing to do but, the way you describe it, its actually a pretty nice thing to do.
@@jeffschreifels8651 I always tell the person taking my spot "have fun!" and they always appreciate it! I've even left the floor before bands I wanted to see just because I couldn't take being in the pit any more. The only one I regret was that Killswitch Engage show that turned into their first DVD at the Worcester Palladium. If I'd stayed in the pit I'd probably be on film, but by that time my glasses were broken and my t-shrit was 100% soaked with other people's sweat (gross!), so I went back, got a new shirt from my buddy who was working the merch booth, and enjoyed the show from there.
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Looks like a good crowd from what I could see. Not too many standing stationary during the jumping part. Either it was mostly a Babymetal crowd or the Dethklok fans were into it too.
A little of both I think. A lot of the Dethklok fans like myself left the floor after Dethklok, patially due to exhaustion from endless crowdsurfers overhead, and also to let the hardcore Babymetal fans get up there to enjoy themselves. There were plenty of crossover fans though, very interesting combination of bands, but it seemed to work out well.
@@GuitarBillCurran that's very cool! I originally felt that people walking off the floor when the 'other' band is on stage is a crap thing to do but, the way you describe it, its actually a pretty nice thing to do.
@@jeffschreifels8651 I always tell the person taking my spot "have fun!" and they always appreciate it! I've even left the floor before bands I wanted to see just because I couldn't take being in the pit any more. The only one I regret was that Killswitch Engage show that turned into their first DVD at the Worcester Palladium. If I'd stayed in the pit I'd probably be on film, but by that time my glasses were broken and my t-shrit was 100% soaked with other people's sweat (gross!), so I went back, got a new shirt from my buddy who was working the merch booth, and enjoyed the show from there.
Nice！
Su's voice was stronger than Anthony's performance. lol
いいね！
アンソニーの演奏よりも、Suの声の方が強かったwww
Crowd seems kinda weak doesnt it?