Slayer89
The Demon Barber
Last night was amazing. Two of my friends, my girlfriend, my mom (no, not as a chofur, but as a PTH fan[crazy, I know]), and I went to the "The Heads Will Roll Tour" at Slims in SF.
First up was Scale the Summit. Though I've listened to these guys before and watched some videos, witnessing it live was just something else. Spot on playing and just beautiful sounding. My girlfriend actually went and bought me their tab book, so now I'm actually going to have to play guitar!![Nuts :nuts: :nuts:](http://www.sevenstring.org/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/nuts.gif)
Next up was The Number 12 Looks Like You. Honestly, I didn't care for there music in the least bit. Their set was basically a countdown to Misery Signals for me. I do have to say they did seem like pretty nice guys and their vocalist put on one entertaining show. So,![Metal :metal: :metal:](http://www.sevenstring.org/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/hookem.gif)
Now for Misery Signals. Great stuff. I can't remember their setlist exactly but it was something to this effect.
A Certain Death
Parallels
The Failsafe
Nothing
Weight of the World
Reset
The Year Summer Ended In June
They put on a great show. Lots of energy and fun. One of the best parts was when their vocalist (Karl) referenced their last tour and one guitarist (Stu) joined in. It went something like this.
Karl: It's been a while since we've been in San Francisco. Who was at our show a few months back with Bring Me The Horizon?
*A few people clap* *Karl counts them*
Karl: Seven, okay, that's cool!
Stu: Yeah, I don't see many 14 year old girls in the crowd.
L O Fucking L. Anyway, loved them
Now for the main guys; Protest the Hero. I've been waiting to see these guys for quite sometime now. When I saw this lineup, I knew I had to go. They put on an amazing show that was pretty entertaining. Their setlist was something like this.
Bloodmeat
Wretch
Nautical
The Dissentience
Goddess Bound
Goddess Gagged
Blindfold's Aside
Spoils
Sequoia Throne
they played a couple other songs during the last three that I can't really remember off the top of my head. Overall, it was a great show. To give an example of where we were for it, here is a picture my buddy took. He was right next to me and this picture wasn't zoomed in at all.
Here's the whole album of pictures for anyone who wants to see.
Anyone want details, just ask.
First up was Scale the Summit. Though I've listened to these guys before and watched some videos, witnessing it live was just something else. Spot on playing and just beautiful sounding. My girlfriend actually went and bought me their tab book, so now I'm actually going to have to play guitar!
![Nuts :nuts: :nuts:](http://www.sevenstring.org/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/nuts.gif)
Next up was The Number 12 Looks Like You. Honestly, I didn't care for there music in the least bit. Their set was basically a countdown to Misery Signals for me. I do have to say they did seem like pretty nice guys and their vocalist put on one entertaining show. So,
![Metal :metal: :metal:](http://www.sevenstring.org/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/hookem.gif)
Now for Misery Signals. Great stuff. I can't remember their setlist exactly but it was something to this effect.
A Certain Death
Parallels
The Failsafe
Nothing
Weight of the World
Reset
The Year Summer Ended In June
They put on a great show. Lots of energy and fun. One of the best parts was when their vocalist (Karl) referenced their last tour and one guitarist (Stu) joined in. It went something like this.
Karl: It's been a while since we've been in San Francisco. Who was at our show a few months back with Bring Me The Horizon?
*A few people clap* *Karl counts them*
Karl: Seven, okay, that's cool!
Stu: Yeah, I don't see many 14 year old girls in the crowd.
L O Fucking L. Anyway, loved them
Now for the main guys; Protest the Hero. I've been waiting to see these guys for quite sometime now. When I saw this lineup, I knew I had to go. They put on an amazing show that was pretty entertaining. Their setlist was something like this.
Bloodmeat
Wretch
Nautical
The Dissentience
Goddess Bound
Goddess Gagged
Blindfold's Aside
Spoils
Sequoia Throne
they played a couple other songs during the last three that I can't really remember off the top of my head. Overall, it was a great show. To give an example of where we were for it, here is a picture my buddy took. He was right next to me and this picture wasn't zoomed in at all.
![l_91e56a78d91140c4be2239b17f2fb0a4.jpg](http://c1.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images02/72/l_91e56a78d91140c4be2239b17f2fb0a4.jpg)
Here's the whole album of pictures for anyone who wants to see.
Anyone want details, just ask.