The much-awaited event
After the initial warm-up acts, the evening slammed with the next, Nemesis. They have earned a strong CD quality-like and a compact performance reputation and for a bunch of people who do not have the 'metal look', they certainly put out their fair share of pure rock (which surely was appealing to many). Their covers of Love thing by Satriani, Without you by Silver Chair, Evenflow by Pearl Jam and more, were nicely done. Own compositions New Day and Obocheton were hugely applauded.
Nobody had doubts that the bands Birodh and dNA have what it takes to rock and were quickly stealing the show as fans were treated to seventy minutes of greatest hits. Throughout their sets, the vocalists proved their diversity, while the bassists and drummers laid down a roaring rhythm, and the guitarists--of both the bands demonstrated awesome live performance of songs from the '80s by tearing through their guitar parts in classic approach. They were the best of the evening performing Fear of the dark (Iron Maiden), Rainmaker, Dread and the fugitive mind (Megadeth) and their own guitar solo Inora--Birodh. Inora was splendid! dNA set list comprised of Toxicity by System of a down, Wickerman, the famous Iron Maiden song, One step closer cover of Linkin Park which got the audience on their toes and finally their own track Shopno ended with a terrific rendition. It was obvious that the boys were having a great time being onstage together once again.
For all latest news, follow The Daily Star's Google News channel. Fulbanu's Revenge (FBR) was second last with a much-appreciated array of songs. Their covers of Megalomaniac (Incubus), Back to school by Deftones, one of their own track--the song was as lovely and appreciated as one could imagine and finally a track from Mojo which got the other band members sing-along to a chorus on-stage was indeed a wonderful display.
Black was the last act of the evening. They sounded tight, and pulled things off fairly well. Watching them was like watching a very professional band performing the most popular compositions allowing the crowd to jump to their heels. Opolap, Amra, '?' were excellent tracks. The newly bought small DJ machine was a little delight. With little improvisations it can create a great vibe in their songs. Watching Black working the stage was like watching an exceptionally super group.
Fire spinning was the last attraction of the event. Slashing arm movements across their bodies and the acrobatic twists with fire-spinners with the beating music concluded an original affair for the Underground band community.