Slipknot - Live at Pappy & Harriet's Part 8 (of 8)

[@Muxik4k]

Very difficult to hide a bold new member. He is the only bold drummer in the metal scene,

[@erikperez1855]

Viva Slipknot lokoooos

[@charleschi843]

When the band hits their 50ies, the crowd is too middle aged to mosh like it’s 1999. 😢

[@jordanr.6533]

I was 2nd row in the front and I was crushed in the whole show. Sometimes it was hard to breathe. The floor was also sand and it was slanted. It was going uphill towards the stage and it was more noticeable towards the barricade.

[@charleschi843]

@@jordanr.6533 Crazy. Thanks for the details. The sand floor would be a challenge to move on!

[@jordanr.6533]

@@charleschi843 Your shoes weren't sinking in the sand like at the beach. It was more of a solid ground with a layer of sand on top. My shows where beyond dusty after the show lol.

[@charleschi843]

@@jordanr.6533 Do you have the density ratio of particle sand vs more solid based granulate? Curious of the total depth as well. Thanks

[@jordanr.6533]

@@charleschi843 The total depth of the sand to the floor was at most an inch. Depending on where you are, sand can accumulate more in areas such as the corner of the venue, around solid objects such as fences, poles, and elevated platforms. Additionally, due to the crowd movement, the sand was dispersed very unevenly around the venue. The density of the sand would be around ~0.9984 kilogram/cubic meter. Again, this will vary in certain areas from the crowd movement pushing the sand in diferent directions around the floor.