[Heeplist] Uriah Heep in Bree

[DAVID M SHERROD]

If I can hear people around me talking it's not loud enough, that includes singing along with the band. I remember seeing Sabbath in 75 or 76 and I couldn't hear anything but the band when they were playing and that was great. Santana was one of the loudest band's I ever saw and I was shocked by how loud they were, but we were in the very front standing up and we could hear everything very clear. You can't really play to loud with a proper sound system, but most venues don't have the proper sound systems for really loud band's.

Dave

"fa263414 at skynet.be" <staf.p at skynet.be> wrote:

>My opinion is, the band is playing too loud and therefor the mix can't be done
>properly. I heard the guy behind the mixing table discuss the sound with someone
>of the organisation, i suppose, he said he couldn't do any beter. If he had
>problems with being in a tent or not, i don't know.
>
>When you play to loud on stage, you demand more monitor and soon you'll be in a
>viscious circle, pushing up the amps and demanding more monitor, resulting in a
>wall of "noise" send into the venue. No-one can fix this.
>
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