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The Dregs!
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Close call between thinking plague and russian circles.  But Russian circles has a bit too much of that same-y quality between songs (as in I can't always tell them apart) so I will have to go with thinking plague.
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Dregs!
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Interesting choices, Thinking Plague for me.
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I'm thinking Plague too
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Dregs from the land of cotton.
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mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm


My boys. 

These guys were amazing live. The only light in the venue was a standard lightbulb attached to each guitarist's rig and a spotight of sorts coming from under their drummer Dave Turncrantz. Absolutely intense as f**k and yet beautiful. 


Chelsea Wolfe and Emma Ruth Rundle's Marriages were the openers.  


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Crushed like a rose in the riverflow.
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Russian Circles just over Thinking Plague with Dixie Dregs far behind.
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I never like Dixie Dregs. Seemed cliche and too tame for my likes of JR/F. Never heard an intensity in the playing, great grooves, or interesting textures. 
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Heard these bands onece or twice. Not a big fan. 
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Plague for sure...but really 3 different genres of music i think

and how about Phideaux?, granted, another genre again, but in my mind a key USA prog act
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Thinking Plague.
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love Russian Circles

haven't heard the others much
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