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   Tim Bowman (timbowman@mstdn.social)'s status on Wednesday, 01-May-2024 10:06:01 JST Tim Bowman

   Check out my write-up on the Savage Master show in #Chicago from a few weeks ago that also featured Screamer and Blood Star, with photos and videos from that night:

   https://timbowmanmedia.com/2024/04/30/concert-review-savage-master-screamer-blood-star-and-obscuridad-eterna-in-chicago-april-3-2024/

   #SavageMaster #Screamer #BloodStar #metal #heavymetal #metalmusic #metalshow #concert #concertphotography #photography #timbowmanmedia

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     Tim Bowman (timbowman@mstdn.social)'s status on Wednesday, 01-May-2024 11:11:04 JST Tim Bowman

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     @anji Thanks a lot for checking it out!

     I find that the sound usually isn't that noticeably worse, unless you're seeing some old '80s band like Motley Crue or something. Metal bands tend to be pretty great live and par with their albums but sometimes it goes either way. Their energy is definitely important!

     The guy from Blood Star won with the mustache and his outfit. He was super cool.

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     Matthijs De Smedt (anji@metalhead.club)'s status on Wednesday, 01-May-2024 11:11:06 JST Matthijs De Smedt

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     @timbowman Cool writeup and videos!

     It is funny how some bands sound somehow way better live than recorded. And some bands sound terrible live. I think it has a lot to do with the energy they project.

     "Blood Star" wins the mustache competition.