It was a good start to a show that got better with each performance. Intro Bassline x 4 (Bassline + Rhythm part shown below) x 8 Hint: Play the chord. Skillet, a Christian rock/alt metal band from Memphis, Tenn., opened the show with a five-song, 22-minute set that started with "Whispers in the Dark," a track off their latest release, 2006's "Comatose." I say, call me when you're back in Duluth, because your set rocked. 23 release before closing with "Remedy," a hit from their 2005 album "Karma and Effect."Īfter Morgan and Lee's breakup, Evanescence released a song titled "Call Me When You're Sober," directed toward Morgan. Other top songs performed were openers "Gasoline" and "Fine Again" from their 2002 album "Disclaimer." They also played tracks off their new album, "Finding Beauty in Negative Spaces," scheduled for an Oct. Seether's nine-song, 39-minute set was highlighted with their biggest hit to date, "Broken," a partially acoustic song Morgan once sang with former girlfriend Amy Lee of Evanescence. Treat yourself by looking for Seether's covers of "Heartshaped Box" and "You Know You're Right" on YouTube. Morgan pulls it off without sounding like a ripoff of the Seattle grunge god. Morgan's vocals bare an eerie resemblance to the voice of Kurt Cobain, Nirvana's late lead singer. If they ever got tired of writing original material, the boys from Seether, especially Morgan, could make a healthy living as a Nirvana cover band. More Three Days Grace Albums One-X Outsider Life Starts Now Never Too Late (Deluxe Single) Transit Of Venus Human Three Days Grace (Deluxe Version) Pain. Highlights were recent tracks "Until the End" and "Breath." They also broke out "Polyamorous," the band's first hit from 2002.įorty-five minutes into their set, Burnley was joined on stage by Seether frontman Shaun Morgan to sing a cover of the Deftones' "Change." During the song, Burnley walked through the general-admission floor crowd and passed out bottles of water.Īfter Morgan exited, Burnley and company played their 2004 hit "Sooner or Later" and a short tease of "Animal I Have Become" before screaming "psych" to an amped-up crowd and closing with "So Cold." After opening with "The Diary of Jane," a track from their latest release, 2006's "Phobia," Breaking Benjamin played songs from previous LPs "Saturate" (2002) and "We Are Not Alone" (2004). Animal I have Become Song: Animal I have Become Album: One-X Time: 3:51 I do not own Three Days Grace in any way, shape, or form. Tying in with the cover art, the track deals with feeling singled out from society, as if marked by a.
The Wilkes-Barre, Pa., natives kept the crowd's attention during their entire 15-song, 62-minute performance. One-X is the last song and titular track on Three Days Grace’s second studio album.
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