'Black Seeds' and 'Destroy The Opposition' are still two of the greatest references in brutal, tech death metal. This line-up with Tony, Dallas and Chief is without a doubt the best the band ever had. Just incredible!!! Love it to the bone!
i love all incarnations of this band because they are still around and still at the forefront of tech death and, unlike most of the others, they are still heavy as fuck and original. every album is awesome. not many bands can do that. that being said, In Their Darkened Shrines will always be my favourite album of them and also my fav lineup.
Are you sure it was not in 1999, I was Nile's sound guy and the last tour Chief did with Nile was in Europe in February 2000, then Jon take the bass position on the tour with Cradle of Filth during the summer 2000....
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'Black Seeds' and 'Destroy The Opposition' are still two of the greatest references in brutal, tech death metal. This line-up with Tony, Dallas and Chief is without a doubt the best the band ever had. Just incredible!!! Love it to the bone!
i love all incarnations of this band because they are still around and still at the forefront of tech death and, unlike most of the others, they are still heavy as fuck and original. every album is awesome. not many bands can do that. that being said, In Their Darkened Shrines will always be my favourite album of them and also my fav lineup.
@@hazardeurIn Their Darkened Shrines is my favorite too. So many great memories listening to that album on repeat back in 02/03.
Karl used a Strat in this cause he was doing some live session work for Kenny Chesney while he was in town
Lol
Karl:
7:21
10:28
19:24
21:04
22:12
26:35
Dallas:
7:13
26:59
This is the most epic shit i ever saw in my life
Thats fucking epic, thanx for the upload, the band slays
Are you sure it was not in 1999, I was Nile's sound guy and the last tour Chief did with Nile was in Europe in February 2000, then Jon take the bass position on the tour with Cradle of Filth during the summer 2000....
Not sure, but with Tony on drums it couldn't be 1999 .... (??) or is that still possible? Anyone knows exactly when Tony joined on drums? Chrz
Says he left a few months after black seeds came out so this is probably one of his last shows I think chief left in early 2001
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Esse show e vídeo é muito interessante, os membros da Band ajeitando a guitarra e bateria, clássic pure Nile 🤘😃😎🇧🇷👍👏👌🎸🖤😷🌃💀🥁🎤☠️🔥
Jason Newsted on bass?
Could be. By the way, I loved your work from the 70's.
@@Conscious_Pirate thanks man i appreciate it, and thanks for upload stuff like this
@@johnwaynegacy4904 You're welcome man, I literally put up my videos hoping that it makes someone's day a little less shitty.
Actually that's Chief Spires, former Nile bassist.
5:53 Black Seeds of Vengeance
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Set list at 1:38
Dallas looks older than now haha
Who's the drummer? Tony Laureano?
Maybe pete hammoura
@@chrisp5529 I'm pretty sure that Pete was out of the band by then.
Yes. Its Tony Laureano!!
Pete harmonica
Man I wish Tony was still in bands. My favorite drummer ever.
Dallas look funny...lol..😂😂
looked like a god damn maniac back in the day and it was the first thing that really appealed to me with this band lol
What's the song in the background right when they were setting up?
Coalesce - Sometimes Selling Out Is Waking Up
@@aroundth3fur goat
Chief was such a great frontman. Whyd he leave?
According to articles at the time, "creative and personal differences"
There was a day karl was thin !
YAYVN he’s always been large-framed
Anyone know the song playing in the beginning?
Black Seeds of Vengeance is the name of the opening song
@@miguelrodriguezbarboza9881 no, I meant the song playing over the PA system in the beginning as their setting up haha
@@midwesternabyss679 It’s a Coalesce track playing for sure.
Coalesce - Sometimes Selling out is Waking Up