DREDG
''LIVE AT THE FILLMORE''
NOVEMBER 7 2006
76:56
1 /The Warbler/2:16
2 /Bug Eyes/4:53
3 /Ode to the Sun/3:38
4 /Same Ol' Road/4:56
5 /Sanzen/4:28
6 /New Heart Shadow/1:39
7 /Triangle/5:27
8 /The Tanbark Is Hot Lava/3:38
9 /Not That Simple/5:03
10 /Whoa Is Me/5:28
11 /Walk in the Park/1:46
12 /Of the Room/4:05
13 /Stone by Stone/4:27
14 /Catch Without Arms/4:20
15 /Sang Real/4:14
16 /The Ornament/3:04
17 /The Canyon Behind Her/7:12
18 /Yatahaze/4:07
19 /90 Hr. Sleep/2:14
All Tracks By Dredg
REVIEW
by Matt Collar
Live at the Fillmore finds the expansive and dramatic alt-rock band Dredg performing at the legendary San Francisco venue in May of 2006. Included are such tracks as "Bug Eyes" and "Ode to the Sun" off the band's 2005 studio effort Catch Without Arms. Also featured are "Yahatee" off the group's debut Leitmotif, and "Same Ol' Road" from 2002's Cielo. This is an atmospheric, impassioned and engaging performance that should please longtime fans as well as work as a nice introduction to Dredg's sound.
BIOGRAPHY
by MacKenzie Wilson
Hailing from Los Gatos, CA, Dredg began sharpening their aggro-metal sound in the early '90s. Comprised of Gavin Hayes (vocals/guitar), Mark Engles (guitar), Drew Roulette (bass), and Dino Campanella (drums), the group was performing in area clubs before they'd even graduated from high school. Dredg self-released the Orph EP in 1997. The ambitious Leitmotif followed two years late, and it was reissued with the band's 2001 signing to Interscope. El Cielo, Dredg's proper Interscope debut, arrived in autumn 2002, and Deftones producer Terry Date was at the helm for their 2005 effort Catch Without Arms. They released the concert album Live at the Fillmore a year later, followed by Pariah, The Parrot, The Delusion in 2009.
DoWnLoAd
''LIVE AT THE FILLMORE''
NOVEMBER 7 2006
76:56
1 /The Warbler/2:16
2 /Bug Eyes/4:53
3 /Ode to the Sun/3:38
4 /Same Ol' Road/4:56
5 /Sanzen/4:28
6 /New Heart Shadow/1:39
7 /Triangle/5:27
8 /The Tanbark Is Hot Lava/3:38
9 /Not That Simple/5:03
10 /Whoa Is Me/5:28
11 /Walk in the Park/1:46
12 /Of the Room/4:05
13 /Stone by Stone/4:27
14 /Catch Without Arms/4:20
15 /Sang Real/4:14
16 /The Ornament/3:04
17 /The Canyon Behind Her/7:12
18 /Yatahaze/4:07
19 /90 Hr. Sleep/2:14
All Tracks By Dredg
REVIEW
by Matt Collar
Live at the Fillmore finds the expansive and dramatic alt-rock band Dredg performing at the legendary San Francisco venue in May of 2006. Included are such tracks as "Bug Eyes" and "Ode to the Sun" off the band's 2005 studio effort Catch Without Arms. Also featured are "Yahatee" off the group's debut Leitmotif, and "Same Ol' Road" from 2002's Cielo. This is an atmospheric, impassioned and engaging performance that should please longtime fans as well as work as a nice introduction to Dredg's sound.
BIOGRAPHY
by MacKenzie Wilson
Hailing from Los Gatos, CA, Dredg began sharpening their aggro-metal sound in the early '90s. Comprised of Gavin Hayes (vocals/guitar), Mark Engles (guitar), Drew Roulette (bass), and Dino Campanella (drums), the group was performing in area clubs before they'd even graduated from high school. Dredg self-released the Orph EP in 1997. The ambitious Leitmotif followed two years late, and it was reissued with the band's 2001 signing to Interscope. El Cielo, Dredg's proper Interscope debut, arrived in autumn 2002, and Deftones producer Terry Date was at the helm for their 2005 effort Catch Without Arms. They released the concert album Live at the Fillmore a year later, followed by Pariah, The Parrot, The Delusion in 2009.
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