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Machine Head: Verschüttetes Bier setzt Mischpult völlig außer Gefecht

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VON Redaktion AM 04/11/2019

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Aktuell befinden sich Machine Head immer noch auf ihrer Jubiläumstour zu Ehren ihres 1994er Debütalbums „Burn My Eyes“. Im Rahmen eines Konzertes in London am Samstag, dem 02. November kam es jetzt aber zu einem absolut vermeidbaren Zwischenfall.

Wie aus den weiter unten beigefügten Videos samt Infos und Kommentaren hervorgeht, gab das Mischpult am besagten Abend während der Performance des Songs „Death Church“ den Geist auf.

Bierregen versetzt Machine Head-Konzert in den Pausemodus

Nicht aber, weil es direkt am Gerät selbst gelegen hätte, sondern vielmehr, weil ein Besucher einen guten Schwall Bier darauf verschüttet hatte.

Das erste Video zeigt den Moment, in dem alle akustischen Dämme brechen. Das zweite dagegen das entsprechende Nachbeben sowie die bemitleidenswerten Tontechniker, die alles versuchen, um das Soundboard auf Normalzustand zu bringen.

Glück im Unglück: Irgendwie war es doch noch möglich, die Show nach etwa 20 Minuten des Hoffens und Bangens weiterzuführen.

Machine Head selbst kommentierten den Vorfall wie folgt:

“LONDON!! Last night was tough.

First off: We want to thank every single person who attended last nights incredible show. Selling out Brixton Academy in 8 hours, was quite frankly mind-blowing! It was unfortunate that some asshole had to throw a full 32 ounce beer on our soundboard, and completely take it out of commission during the Burn My Eyes set. Your patience and respect to us, and each other, during the whole 20 minute debacle was admirable, and we can’t thank you enough.

It did however compromise the rest of the show, and for that we are incredibly sorry. You deserved better than that, and due to consequences beyond our control, we could not deliver that.

Our awesome crew, and specifically our bad ass soundman Steve Lagudi, scrambled to reroute everything over to our monitor board, and as you all know, after a 20 minute break, we were miraculously able to finish the show. Had he not been so quick on his feet about what to do, the show likely could never have finished.

Please give Steve a GIGANTIC thank you in the comments below for saving the fucking day!

We are also incredibly thankful to Andy Coppings crew at the O2 Academy for stepping up big time. Josh Rosen the general manager of the Brixton was fucking incredible, he let us play a half an hour over the EXTREMELY strict curfew, and all of the venue security volunteered their time to allow us to finish the show, out of respect for the band, and our long 25 year history with the Brixton.

It was beyond humbling.

Please give Josh and his crew a MASSIVE thank you in the comments below for helping save the fucking show last night!

We do understand the venue sound was completely compromised for the remainder of the set, and again that is very, very disappointing to us

And while we were able to pull it all together at the end, we really feel like we need to do something special to make it up to the people who attended.

London deserves better than that.

We are so grateful for everyone who came out last night to celebrate this amazing moment in Machine Head history. It was a stark and vivid reminder of why you are some of the greatest Head Cases on the entire planet!”

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LONDON!! Last night was tough. First off: We want to thank every single person who attended last nights incredible show. Selling out Brixton Academy in 8 hours, was quite frankly mind-blowing! It was unfortunate that some asshole had to throw a full 32 ounce beer on our soundboard, and completely take it out of commission during the Burn My Eyes set. Your patience and respect to us, and each other, during the whole 20 minute debacle was admirable, and we can't thank you enough.⠀ ⠀ It did however compromise the rest of the show, and for that we are incredibly sorry. You deserved better than that, and due to consequences beyond our control, we could not deliver that.⠀ ⠀ Our awesome crew, and specifically our bad ass soundman Steve Lagudi, scrambled to reroute everything over to our monitor board, and as you all know, after a 20 minute break, we were miraculously able to finish the show. Had he not been so quick on his feet about what to do, the show likely could never have finished.⠀ ⠀ Please give Steve a GIGANTIC thank you in the comments below for saving the fucking day!⠀ ⠀ We are also incredibly thankful to Andy Coppings crew at the O2 Academy for stepping up big time. Josh Rosen the general manager of the Brixton was fucking incredible, he let us play a half an hour over the EXTREMELY strict curfew, and all of the venue security volunteered their time to allow us to finish the show, out of respect for the band, and our long 25 year history with the Brixton.⠀ ⠀ It was beyond humbling.⠀ ⠀ Please give Josh and his crew a MASSIVE thank you in the comments below for helping save the fucking show last night!⠀ ⠀ We do understand the venue sound was completely compromised for the remainder of the set, and again that is very, very disappointing to us⠀ ⠀ And while we were able to pull it all together at the end, we really feel like we need to do something special to make it up to the people who attended. ⠀ ⠀ London deserves better than that. ⠀ ⠀ We are so grateful for everyone who came out last night to celebrate this amazing moment in Machine Head history. It was a stark and vivid reminder of why you are some of the greatest Head Cases on the entire planet!

Ein Beitrag geteilt von (@machine_head) am Nov 3, 2019 um 3:35 PST