Nevermore
October 28, 1997
N. Kansas City, MO, Roadhouse Ruby’s
Nevermore has sadly
disbanded, but former guitarist Jeff Loomis and the pre-Nevermore band
Sanctuary are coming to town very soon. To celebrate, here is an uncirculated
Nevermore performance from 1997 to promote their second album, The Politics Of Ecstasy. Nevermore was
out opening for Flotsam & Jetsam– you can download the audio of their show here.
Singer Warrel Dane
wasn’t kidding when he announced at the start of the show, “We’re the band that
nobody knew was playing!” Nevermore’s appearance on the bill wasn’t advertised
or promoted at all. Nevertheless, they ripped a 45 minute set that curiously
ignored their debut album. Of the eight songs performed, five were from The Politics Of Ecstasy, two from the In Memory EP, and surprisingly, they
performed “Sanctuary” from the first Sanctuary album Refuge Denied.
At one time my
video of this show was on YouTube, but for this occasion I’ve remastered the
sound to eliminate most of the hiss from the master tape and boost the overall
quality. Most of these songs were eliminated from later Nevermore sets, so
enjoy this blast of early material from this great band.
The download link is here. As always, please share, but share the link
to this post rather than the direct Mediafire link. Enjoy!
Nevermore
Sanctuary Denied
October 28, 1997
N. Kansas City, MO, Roadhouse Ruby’s
mp3@192 kbps, 61.1 MB zip file (artwork
included)
1. The Seven
Tongues Of God (7:04)
2. This Sacrament
(5:13)
3. Next In Line
(5:30)
4. Silent
Hedges/Double Dare (4:57)
5. Optimist Or
Pessimist (4:08)
6. Sanctuary (4:24)
7. The Politics Of
Ecstasy (7:39)
8. The Tiananmen
Man (5:57)
Total time: 44:52
Former Nevermore and Sanctuary
guitarist Jeff Loomis performs tonight, Wednesday, March 27 at Station 4 in St.
Paul as direct support to Soilwork with Blackguard, The Browning, and Wretched.
The reformed Sanctuary
performs Saturday, April 27 at Station 4 in St. Paul with support from
Hollowstone, Avian, and Redshift.
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