Great show in Budapest! And you where lucky to not get thrown out for filming this. Luckily, I got to enjoy the show for the first ten minutes before being thrown out by the guards. I completely understand the policy of a band to not allow filming during concerts, but being thrown out for filming a part of a song is way too much. Especially after saving money for the ticket and a whole trip from Bucharest to Budapest that takes about 12-15 hours to drive (just one way). Not cool at all. And not only that you are thrown out, you are being treated like a criminal, with your hands behind your back, even though you try to explain the guards nicely that your filming is representing nothing but a small memory of the concert and is not a crime and you will delete it. I don't know if it's just Hungarian practice, or the band requested it, but I never felt such humiliation ever, especially not at a concert for which I PAID a fucking ticket. And there are many concerts I attended and did that, without being thrown out, just a warning. I think the policy of not filming should be restricted to letting you delete the movies and then just enjoy the show. There is no justification for humiliation and taking your money. Absolutely nobody has to win out of this practice. I really hope Tool will reconsider this policy, it is very faulty both for them and for the fans. Especially if the phone you filmed with has the quality of a potato and you can't call that thing a bootleg practice at all. But hey, nice concert (at least i got to listen to Sober and The Pot)
I was at the Manchester show on May 7th. The sound was probably ok if you were in the middle somewhere but I was high up in the arena to one side and all the low end was just rumble with no definition. I guess that's the risk of playing in such a massive space
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Great show in Budapest! And you where lucky to not get thrown out for filming this.
Luckily, I got to enjoy the show for the first ten minutes before being thrown out by the guards. I completely understand the policy of a band to not allow filming during concerts, but being thrown out for filming a part of a song is way too much.
Especially after saving money for the ticket and a whole trip from Bucharest to Budapest that takes about 12-15 hours to drive (just one way). Not cool at all. And not only that you are thrown out, you are being treated like a criminal, with your hands behind your back, even though you try to explain the guards nicely that your filming is representing nothing but a small memory of the concert and is not a crime and you will delete it. I don't know if it's just Hungarian practice, or the band requested it, but I never felt such humiliation ever, especially not at a concert for which I PAID a fucking ticket. And there are many concerts I attended and did that, without being thrown out, just a warning.
I think the policy of not filming should be restricted to letting you delete the movies and then just enjoy the show. There is no justification for humiliation and taking your money. Absolutely nobody has to win out of this practice. I really hope Tool will reconsider this policy, it is very faulty both for them and for the fans.
Especially if the phone you filmed with has the quality of a potato and you can't call that thing a bootleg practice at all.
But hey, nice concert (at least i got to listen to Sober and The Pot)
I think the Bass Guitarist makes this band?
No
Damn whats happening to metal fans? Crowd looks pretty dead. It's happening a lot now
The sound was horrible.
The shirt was worse
Saw Them 2019 in Vienna Stadthalle, they Sound was way better there! Why they didnt played in Vienna?
I was at the Manchester show on May 7th. The sound was probably ok if you were in the middle somewhere but I was high up in the arena to one side and all the low end was just rumble with no definition. I guess that's the risk of playing in such a massive space