Frisbee Insanity

Oh yes...yesterday evening we made our return to the public! This time, we visited Hengelo. On an evening packed with 5 bands we took 'the middle spot', to show our frantic frisbee funhouse to the world yet again. It was going to be Jon's first gig with the Trout, and despite Greg being a bit under the weather, we just went out there to spread the love (but without the germs, ofcourse). Rock 'n roll!

Right from the start it was clear that many people couldn't resist moving their feet to our music, as we worked ourselves through classics like 'Off to Rome' and 'Gorillawrath'. The second half of our set more and more people started dancing, leaving no space in front of the stage unoccupied.

We played two fresh new songs; the epic ballad 'Journey from the Underworld' and the instant crowd pleaser 'Backwards on a Bicycle' (both of the song's lyrics are now online for you to read, by the way). During Backwards on a Bicycle, we got some people on the stage to sing along with the chorus. Everyone in front of the stage pitched in as well, eventually resulting in us repaying them by finishing off our set with Black Sabbath's Paranoid. This proved to be the icing on the cake; the onlookers chanted along with every word, and when we played the final note, all applauded us for our work. The frisbees were thrown, the lights dimmed, and all was well.

All of you who came down to support us, we thank you! As far as we're concerned, it was a very succesful evening, and we hope to return to the East again, someday in the near future. Furthermore, we'd like to thank Harmjan Molkenboer for making it all happen, Daan Klieverik from Dead Beat for helping out Quint with a twin pedal and snaredrum, and Albert van den Broeke, for being our photographer for the night. Cheers guys!

Videos of the night can be found on the newly created Youtube channel, and more pictures at our Myspace.

Setlist:
Off To Rome
Gorillawrath
Sam
Thank God For God
Mindcontrolled
Journey from the Underworld
Backwards on a Bicycle
Encore:
Paranoid (Black Sabbath cover)