NEVERMORE "Dreaming Neon Black CD Release Party" 01.23.99 Full Set Live

[@PhantomDancer4321]

01.Beyond Within 02.This Sacrament 5:18 03.The Seven Tongues of God 10:36 04.Silent Hedges 17:04 05.I Am the Dog 22:10 06.The Death of Passion 26:07 07.Next In Line 30:59 08.What Tomorrow Knows 36:04 09.Dreaming Neon Black 42:16 (female vocals by Pamela Moore) 10.Poison Godmachine 49:22 11.Deconstruction 54:03

[@datboibaz]

Fucking legend

[@albertanero7638]

RIP Warrel... the world's lost one of the greatest gem

[@JudgementDayNJ]

RIP Tim Calvert

[@theorgcadikill]

tim was an amazing guy. i told a story on another video about tim he really was a bad ass guy never turned a fan away he would stop to say hi and sign shit he was what all metal stars should strive to be

[@DM-il1hf]

They told me how weird it was having a responsible guy in the band. It was foreign to them at that point. 😂💜🤘

[@MegadethAcdclover]

@@theorgcadikillhe was always a great guy. One of my dearest friends and it’s nice to know others have good memories of him. Thank you for this. He died 6yrs ago and ALS fucking sucks.

[@margaridacosta270]

Maybe warrel and him are playing dreaming neon black somewhere....

[@theicedevil]

I was at this show! This brings back memories. The long wait through all the weird ass shitty artsy bands was worth it. I remember the drummer, Van Williams, doing his own sound check and playing a mini drum solo that got everyone excited. The sound was so clear. Warrel Dane was drunk but sounded amazing! What an awesome gig. R.I.P. Warrel Dane

[@theorgcadikill]

wally was lets just say loved to "indulge" look at my picture we were hammered and the show had'nt even started yet lol

[@sparkynm156]

WD Loved the Pursuit of Higher Forms of UnderStanding , Reasoning, and Incredibly Beautifully Exquisite Women dressed in Fantasies Pushing Pleasure from beautifully painful subtleties building in Suspense to almost Boundless Extremes. To disappear for a few days or longer after a show with multiple Seductively Sweet Sirens only to return painted with Candlewax , Bites, Nibblez, Bruises, and a Smile that could write a Novel just of that one moment in Life... Jim, Warrel, Jeff, Van.... You Affected My Life in Countless Ways... All Beautiful , All Good...... No Combination of Words can Express My Feelings for You.. Jim ... WD.... What We Have... Had.... Have. .... Truly Beautiful In Its Immaculate Disorder ... I Fucking Miss You Warrel... Enjoy Your Travels Brother..... \m/

[@mgdarenz]

Yeah, I was there. Warrel drank too much, but everyone else was on fire.

[@theicedevil]

@@mgdarenz Every time I saw Nevermore, Warrel was always drunk on stage, so no surprise here. Only one time did it seem to effect his performance negatively. That said, that first time I saw the band was a magical moment for me. Honestly, I was not a gigantic fan of the band. It was that show that made me a real Nevermore fan.

[@mgdarenz]

@@theicedevil They were gaining momentum by then, and Jeff was getting a better sound. From the early shoes in 92 until around DNB, I saw pretty much every show, and Warrel was a little buzzed sometimes, but never drunk. And the early shows were pure fire. I already loved Sanctuary, so of course I saw them the first I heard they were playing.

[@flyingplantsinspace]

one of my favorite albums of all time.

[@SALMEGAFORCE]

Tim Calvert (ex Forbidden) on second guitar.

[@theicedevil]

You can't see it, but there was a lot of Forbidden t-shirt in the audience at that gig.

[@mattpeterson3002]

Everyone knows Jeff is incredible, but one reason this album was so mind-blowing was because of Tim's contributions! Even though Tim is only credited with a handful of solos on the album, I can guarantee he wrote a TON of the riffs and rhythms too-- if you've listened to The Forbidden's albums, you can IMMEDIATELY tell Tim's signature dissonant chord structures, his Thrash rhythms and melodic ideas. They are ALL OVER this album. This was the first Nevermore album I ever heard, and every album of theirs I heard thereafter, NEVER sounded like this. Jeff's rhythms, melodic structure, and songwriting are totally different than Tim's. Therefore, I think Tim played a huge part in this album, and chose not to take credit for it. Dreaming in Neon Black and Twisted Into Form by Forbidden are to ME the pinnacle of Thrash albums.

[@MegadethAcdclover]

@@mattpeterson3002 he did write a lot of the songs too. Beyond within, deconstruction, All Play Dead, Cenotaph, we talked about this and I figured the darker songs were definitely his.

[@DM-il1hf]

Matt is right. Tim contributed mightily to the writing. RIP 🤘 Steve Smyth did as well. Jeff sorta gets a bad rap on that. People thing he hogs the writing but it was never like that. If you brought cool shit he was working it in.

[@hazardeur]

@@mattpeterson3002 i keep preaching this too. it's obvious. i disagree on the last sentence only - this album ain't thrash at all, different animal. it's my favourite nevermore album and one of ma fav albums in general

[@christiansmith1125]

i miss nevermore so much

[@wesleysilva6815]

Awesome band..!!

[@JamesMaurer]

Thank you so so so much for posting this!!!! This is one of the best metal records ever made from start to finish. I've never heard anything like it before or since. It's such a shame they broke up.

[@guitarrilho502]

It's also a shame DNB is the only of the nevermore records to not get a remaster, the one that really needs it, the mix is so buried lol

[@hazardeur]

@@guitarrilho502 nah dude, the mix perfectlöy fits the atmosphere i think

[@guitarrilho502]

@@hazardeur nah man, you can barely hear the bass and the guitars are so buried sometimes it's hard to distinguish the riffs, take the death of passion for example

[@hazardeur]

@@guitarrilho502 funny. i love th eproduction on that especially. it's true, it's hard to distinguish but you know what, it works better for the mood. it's such a god damn moody soundscapy album, it's absolutely perfect. i might be recalling this wrong but i think the producer on this didn't have much of a metal background and it shows. it sounds so unique. it might be not good in terms of pure production theory, whatever, all i know is that i have never heard a metal album with such a deep and chilling atmosphere, i fucking love it

[@guitarrilho502]

@@hazardeur well, looking at this perspective...

[@dimebagsaxex5802]

I saw this tour in 99 in SL,UT with like 60 people and it was fucking amazing, met ALL of Nevermore and Iced Earth. And...they played Battle Angel's, fucking epic. So sad we keep losing Metal legends! Fuck death! Thanks you for the upload of this!

[@Rexhavx]

Nice to be able to see this as I was there .. yet do not remember much. RIP Warrel.

[@DM-il1hf]

Same. We were blaaaaasted! I was with Brad from Forced Entry. He was on the vodka & I was pounding rum. 🤘💜

[@thimpap4564]

This is the best metal live show ever, from the best band of the history!!

[@MikeGTR]

I was there, it was bad ass.

[@williamshepley3923]

R.I.P😈 WD, Neon Black Still my Fav in the Catalog \m/

[@baird2100]

this is pretty incredible.

[@backtothebeatproductions]

My favorite metal album ever. So good

[@FSATA]

i wish Tim would have more solos in this album

[@DM-il1hf]

Thanks for posting this. It brings back great memories from back in the day & Pamela Moore is a legend. She sang the Sister Mary parts of Sister Mary on “Operation Mindcrime.” FYI: The club was The Fenix & this was at “Fenix-Above ground.” They also had a basement room for shows that was “ called “Fenix underground.” The Earthquake got the room condemned.

[@johnkennely6036]

I used to own this bootleg awesome show

[@jamescandlish7097]

Brian May was so badass in Nevermore!

[@michaelmclaughlin6440]

good one!

[@michaelmclaughlin6440]

I saw them open for Mercyful Fate, NYC L'amours. And many many times on the Dead Heart tour, and way back in the Sanctuary days as well...unreal band unreal singer.

[@DM-il1hf]

They loved playing that club & to those crowds. I only ever heard them rave about 3 rooms/crowds & the other 2 were Bogarts in Cincinnati & Jaxx in Northern VA. Sadly, Bogarts is the only one still in business.

[@efogg3]

rip warrel. old soul. \m/

[@Fabinho_PR]

Espetacular Dane R.I.P

[@YesYouAreAbsolutelyCorrect]

That fucking opening fucking hell holy fuck. The only band that could've opened like that!!!

[@jloo222]

Warrel sounds fantastic here.

[@takoyakitarou2832]

perfect performance!! ...of course, including a huge hip:P

[@DJatVRR]

These guys kicked ass.

[@mgdarenz]

I was there.

[@theicedevil]

Me too. I was up in the balcony, stage right.

[@mgdarenz]

I was all over. haha I thought this was the show that Jim Sheppard gave me the rare "In Memory" European tour longsleeve, but it was a couple of years later, when Curran Murphy was in the band, and they made him wear it at the Fenix show because he did not have black on, but then Jim made him take it off after the show to give it to me. hahaha I do recall standing above Van on the balcony and watching for a couple of songs, and thinking that everyone in the band is very talented, but Van might be the most underrated. Cheers!

[@HighOnFire1997]

I'd kill to have a Nevermore long sleeve unfortunately people sell em for insane prices. All.i managed to find was a Dreaming Neon Black tshirt that I absolutely love

[@mgdarenz]

@@HighOnFire1997 Jim just sold a few he claimed he found in the garage in a box at his mom's cabin outside of Anchorage. 3-4 weeks ago. Debut album, Garden of Grey, and European tour In Memory long-sleeves. All XL. I don't think he had many. Maybe one or two of each. Brand new. 200.00 each. I had all of them. Still have the In Memory one and the very rare In Memory one that he gave me. He sold them on his website.

[@HighOnFire1997]

Crazy stuff. Would happily buy if I had the money. Need a whole mortgage haha

[@bjmoyer310]

HOW have I never seen this till now?!

[@VincentVegardSvart]

Warrel Dane is the king

[@veraluciapintorios5740]

Fantástico!!!

[@andriybibik1175]

Madness 😊

[@margaridacosta270]

damn dreaming neon black is amazing. we need someone prof to make a remaster of that.

[@hardrocker666]

Thanks bro

[@RobKingRC]

RIP WARREL 🤘🤘🤘

[@johnkennely6036]

Seattles best

[@Cestariarts]

Fuck! Poison Godmachine \m/

[@GlennWatson71]

Was this in Hollywood Ca by chance, if so I was there.

[@margaridacosta270]

oh,amazing dreaming neon black!!!!!who is the girl? Human degradation can you put dreaming neon black on a separate video or audio? tk.

[@DM-il1hf]

Costa Margarida Pamela Moore, she's mostly known for singing the Sister Mary parts on Queensryche Operation Mindcrime, but she's done a ton of great stuff.

[@mgdarenz]

@@DM-il1hf Yes, but nothing she has done has ever surpassed the Operation: Mincrime parts.

[@DM-il1hf]

Mg, in sales yea, but her vocal performances are incredible on everything she’s done. The QR was probably the weakest because Geoff wrote it with the back & forth & harmonies as the focus.

[@dr.bimbambula]

this oldschool moshpit is funny

[@somedrummer94]

What's the 2nd song? The one that starts at 5:18?

[@MeninaHeadbanger]

Randall Reekstin "This Sacrament"

[@somedrummer94]

@menina headbanger thank you!!!

[@GreenDefend]

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