Saint Vitus - C or D?

They are playing tonight at Sonar in Baltimore. I have a cold and tons of work to do. But I am SOOO tempted. Thoughts on this matter?

go!!

just dont come back on here and moan about the drummer like the losers on dffd did.
Wish they would play Glasgow.

London's pretty close.

pffft

Only a train ride away, a wee adventure.

i leave that kind of adventure to rich photographers.

Bah! Advance train fares and friends couches, there's no need to be rich.

well, shit, i miss vitus in b-more and om in philly. great week.

anyone got the vinyl reissues yet?

whhhhaaaaaaaattt????

http://www.foreverdoomed.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=14129

Someone please email me when Children of Doom is back on vinyl. I need that bad.

hey the walking dead EP is apparently part of that spate of "reissues." i love that EP. took me a while, though.

did fer ark ever check out Saint Vitus?

Saint Vitus drummer Armando Acosta died the other week. We have Joe Carducci's remembrance with a lot of details of recording their early albums in the New Vulgate.

Ray Farrell also contributes.

New album is pretty slight, but I like it!

its terrific

Its good, but I can't help but feeling slightly disappointed with only 34 minutes and two tracks being just instrumental pieces (good ones at that, mind you, but still).

Finally getting to hear the new record in preparation for seeing them Friday. First off, it sounds amazing. Clarity and heft, and though Wino is way up front as always it doesn't take away the power of the band behind as it does on some of the 80s records. However, there isn't a lot of meat on the bones. A short record, and not incredibly memorable despite being recorded so well. Maybe it'll grow a bit more over time, but I'm a few listens in and waiting for the earworm. I do expect the songs will work well live mixed in with the classic material.

The poor opinions of the rhythm section way upthread do not compute. They slay.

TERRIBLE. BEYOND DUD.
― ddb (ddb), Monday, August 15, 2005 10:50 PM

going tonight!

pretty sure one of the verses on the new album's song "bleeding ground" is about chem trails :/

Spirit Caravan were so much better.
― pdf (Phil Freeman)

Agreed. The Hidden Hand, also, was much stronger musically and lyrically than St Vitus. Wino's other bands essentially do the same thing but better. Especially the lyrics and riffs.

Definitely disagree. Vitus trumps all those other bands. CLASSIC.

Just found out there is a tribute band out there named Ain't Vitus. Love both the name and that they exist.

They were incredibly good tonight in Glasgow - I loved it!

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8231/8557703861_c8b827a460_z.jpg
Saint Vitus at Cathouse by Crimson Glow Photography, on Flickr

WEEEEELLLCOMEEE TOOOO DARKNESSSSSSSS

Reagers Vitus >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Wino Vitus

Saw these guys open for Down in 2012. They were really good. Anselmo came out and sang "War Is Our Destiny" with Wino, which was fine.

NEPTUNE PLEASE HELP ME

DON'T WANT NO BURIAL AT SEA

Goatsnake did a great cover version of this song

Oh yeah I remember that, solid version

Dave's interviewed on the You Don't Know Mojack ep about Thirsty and Miserable. Good interview but apparently Season of Mist fucked them on the last album and he's not happy with them generally. Always seemed like an odd fit tbh.

they also shared this amazing Naomi pic shot at the same time as the EP cover
https://i.imgur.com/IdPJ3XV.jpg

Kind of wild that they had an album that came and went last year with nary a mention on this thread. It was really, really grest.

in that interview Dave says the label didn't do any promo at all and refused to put it out in time for their scheduled tour. don't know what that's about, but it is a really good album that deserves attention.

That was a really good album. I feel really lucky to have seen them on the tour before that - they opened for Down and Anselmo (I know, I know) came out to sing "War Is Our Destiny" with them.

ARE YOUR SHIVERING LIMBS INTACT?