LIVE AT THE DYNAMO

Fates Warning

Progressive Metal

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'Live At the Dynamo' is a decent enough performance by Fates Warning at the 1998 Dynamo festival in Eindhoven, Holland. At barely 50 minutes in length, the band whisk through a huge portion of their 'A Pleasant Shade of Grey' album, as well as some of their more notable hits, including 'The Eleventh Hour', 'Point of View' and 'Monument'.

But overall, despite great performances and a good sound, this is pretty much only worth watching if you're a die-hard fan of the band. Mainly in part due to its brief duration and lack of any additional material. But with that said, watching the progressive metal pioneers back in the 90's is a healthy dose of nostalgia today (who remembers when Joey Vera had hair?!), and extra props for Ray Alder's shout-out to Stuck Mojo! "God, those guys rock!".

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