aloha!  is there a full SBD of 2015-09-27 @ SGL, Chile?  if so, i would be grateful for 'em

B_S_79, where did you hear Deathblow ?!?!

Quote from: B_S_79 on Sep 05, 2025, 05:10 PM

Quote from: kurtone on Sep 04, 2025, 05:55 PM

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Quote from: B_S_79 on Sep 03, 2025, 11:40 PMI really like the new album and would love to hear some of them live, but it seems like they aren't going to play any new ones outside of those three.

They used to change up setlists a decent amount. They played mostly every song on every album live, up through the touring cycle for Gore.

I was really disappointed with the lack of Ohms song when they toured for that album, but then DDLD in '22 they busted out so many rarities. It was one of my favorite Deftones shows. (Ceremony, Error, 976-evil, Goon Squad, Rapture, Needles and Pins, RX Queen).

Not sure we will ever get a Private Music heavy show at this point. I would love to hear more from PM and Ohms live but I don't think it'll ever happen with either album.

Makes me appreciate all the random songs I've heard live in the past like (L)MIRL, Boys Republic, Geometric Headdress, Street Carp, Teenager, etc)

Last part of your post made me realize I shouldn't bitch. I've heard some rare songs. Can't even breathe, deathblow, THATH (although I'm not sure if you can call this a rarity since it was a tour staple in the WP era)

I remember them opening with THATH once. So great.

I've seen them 51 times so I guess there aren't many surprises left. Always had a personal (selfish) goal of seeing one new song live every time I've seen them. It's happened almost every show aside from the last two. 

Goddamn I've seen them 9 times and started to get tired of the setlists lol. So what songs have you NOT heard at this point?

I heard all of Adrenaline, all of ATF, all of White Pony include BTS, Boy's Republic, and I count Pink Maggit because they used to play the intro live.



I've see all of self titled, except for Anniversary and Moana.

From SNW didn't hear UUDD, Pink Cellphone or Combat

From DE - didn't hear This Place is Death

From KNY - didn't hear Romantic Dreams, Leathers, Graphic Nature, Gauze.

From Gore - didn't hear Doomed User, Pittura, Xenon

Ohms - only saw Genesis Ohms Error and Ceremony. Nothing else was ever played live if I'm not mistaken.

Nothing from PM, yet.

(This was a fun exercise. Off from work today so I had time to go through the discography lol)

Hell yeah. Thanks for doing that. Also had the pleasure of hearing pink maggit used as an intro during the self titled tour.

Now I'm curious about all the times I've seen them and how much of the discography I've heard lol

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Quote from: B_S_79 on Sep 04, 2025, 12:27 PM

Quote from: kurtone on Sep 04, 2025, 01:18 AM

Quote from: B_S_79 on Sep 03, 2025, 11:40 PMI really like the new album and would love to hear some of them live, but it seems like they aren't going to play any new ones outside of those three.

They used to change up setlists a decent amount. They played mostly every song on every album live, up through the touring cycle for Gore.

I was really disappointed with the lack of Ohms song when they toured for that album, but then DDLD in '22 they busted out so many rarities. It was one of my favorite Deftones shows. (Ceremony, Error, 976-evil, Goon Squad, Rapture, Needles and Pins, RX Queen).

Not sure we will ever get a Private Music heavy show at this point. I would love to hear more from PM and Ohms live but I don't think it'll ever happen with either album.

Makes me appreciate all the random songs I've heard live in the past like (L)MIRL, Boys Republic, Geometric Headdress, Street Carp, Teenager, etc)

Last part of your post made me realize I shouldn't bitch. I've heard some rare songs. Can't even breathe, deathblow, THATH (although I'm not sure if you can call this a rarity since it was a tour staple in the WP era)

I remember them opening with THATH once. So great.

I've seen them 51 times so I guess there aren't many surprises left. Always had a personal (selfish) goal of seeing one new song live every time I've seen them. It's happened almost every show aside from the last two. 

Goddamn I've seen them 9 times and started to get tired of the setlists lol. So what songs have you NOT heard at this point?

I heard all of Adrenaline, all of ATF, all of White Pony include BTS, Boy's Republic, and I count Pink Maggit because they used to play the intro live.



I've see all of self titled, except for Anniversary and Moana.

From SNW didn't hear UUDD, Pink Cellphone or Combat

From DE - didn't hear This Place is Death

From KNY - didn't hear Romantic Dreams, Leathers, Graphic Nature, Gauze.

From Gore - didn't hear Doomed User, Pittura, Xenon

Ohms - only saw Genesis Ohms Error and Ceremony. Nothing else was ever played live if I'm not mistaken.

Nothing from PM, yet.

(This was a fun exercise. Off from work today so I had time to go through the discography lol)

The more I listen to the album I understand why Chino's vocals took so long from having the music tracks. A lot of the riffs feel recycled and don't play for as many bars before the chorus.

Chino and I am guessing Frank spend a lot time colouring in their channels to take the songs somewhere different. It's like the change in dynamic at Gore is still there but Steph is more included. He doesn't bring anything new to his input as far as I can hear. If Gore has this much keys and colour, it would have lifted songs like Xenon especially, maybe L(MIRL) too (I hate the drum sound in that latter song... but there are decent remixes/remastered versions online too)

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Quote from: Moana91 on Sep 04, 2025, 08:48 PM

Quote from: DefFsho on Sep 04, 2025, 08:40 PMOn this very day, let's not let us old heads forget where these guys once were and are now with a label as big as Warner music group. I would much rather the band own all of their own material and rights to everything to do whatever they want but damn did they make a hell of a climb making the kind of music that they do. The kind that we like. It's fucking amazing if this thing is over, especially. I just got my mail and I got my CD and 24 page booklet that was limited to 5000. I see that it's not sold out, but there isn't a lot of us that own it and when I was reading the credits which may even be in the other packages and other editions, which I'm sure they are, I couldn't help but notice that Stef especially but a couple members seem to be saying goodbye. I think it was Abe n Stef. Thanking us for the life we've given them and all the memories just like the song infinite source. I can't help but to speculate. I'm not new. I've even met the band a few times. I got to walk down the street to the venue with Shawn Lopez in Pontiac Michigan to a crosses show and tell him how awesome I think he did on Saturday night wrist, and with the crosses first lp. I feel that I'm in the know and I have a feeling that this is the last studio record and I hope I'm wrong y'all. I think maybe Stef wrote something like that before on another record in the credits and thank yous but this feels different.

But in the Zane Lowe interview they were all kinda saying: "we want to be more disciplined for the next one."

Can you elaborate a bit more why you feel that?

Maybe just hearing that song over and over and then reading the 24 page booklet I just got in the mail with the thank you that I read for the first time that everybody probably has. Wasn't even considering the Zane low interview. I mean, I hope I'm wrong. I hope my feelings are off. That's all I really have but they seem to be thanking everybody for everything for good. That's the way I took Stef anyways.
And yeah, they did talk about learning more about theory, and this and that as far as pointing to the future of music... I don't know maybe I just jumped on that? It didn't feel good. I will say that... so I hope I'm wrong.

i would not be as surprised if stephtone takes a sabbatical at the very least (perhaps that's what he's doing now with the whole "not flying outside of US" thing) to really make sure his health is in check.

i know a lot about diabetes (runs in family). insulin prices in the states are fucking nuts. there's a lot of medications for diabetes now like mounjaro and ozempic, but these GLP-1 meds still have side effects where you don't really know how it'll affect you until it's affecting you...not to mention the shortages that have been happening on and off because now they're being prescribed for weight loss

neglecting diabetes treatment can easily fuck your everything up -- i'm talking neuropathy, gangrene, organ damage/failure, amputations. according to the zach lowe interview, he didn't even realize he was diabetic until he went to get tested last year, so who knows how long he was prediabetic or diabetic. the more issues you develop, the more specialists you have to start seeing. here's hoping they caught it before anything crazy started happening...i trust that of all people the doctors managing stephtone's treatment are playing it safe and ordering lots of labs. that's the great thing about money -- it can't buy happiness, but it definitely buys good healthcare.

once A1C is down, it's just a matter of keeping it down as much as humanly possible, eating healthy, and exercising. if anything, stephtone being an avid zaza enthusiast might have worked in his favor --  some studies have shown that weed usage can increase insulin resistance and keep your blood sugars more stable (though like weed and any medical condition, it's not guaranteed to help; just want to add a disclaimer).

Quote from: DefFsho on Sep 04, 2025, 08:47 PM

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Quote from: Fred Bob on Sep 02, 2025, 09:30 PMThe way the conversation for the album has dropped off here considering the months of anticipation is shocking

This shit here!!!! Hellafunny

Every Album Cycle:

Phase 1: Fans speculation, searching out and finding clues, whining about no news from the band. Balls become blue.

Phase 2: Silence breaks and the singles roll in, the forum goes wild with everyone's opinions/criticisms.

Phase 3: Days before the album's release, it leaks and the forum EXPLODES with new accounts and lurkers who come to just beg for the album leak.

Phase 4: Some reviews get written, some butts get hurt, people argue and post how others are wrong even though their counterpoint makes less sense, etc. etc..

..and then the forum dies... until next album cycle. Rinse and repeat.

you're doing better than i did because i thought to upload images on here i had to make them 50x50 (see the asgore smirk i resized and made more or less incomprehensible when i was sending the leaks)...to be fair, this was when i was trying to add my pfp so i guess i assumed the dimensions were the same when it comes to sending images through the forums.

Quote from: Iwazaru on Sep 05, 2025, 01:10 AMIt's my understanding that in the last couple years Deftones has somehow made a resurgence, apparently on TikTok as it's been mentioned here before. As I was waiting for the new album to drop I kept tabs on whatever popped up on Youtube Deftones-related and I actually saw many people younger than me make videos doing album to album reviews, and loving the entire catalogue.
I assume this follows the trend of gen Z's "nostalgia" for the 90s and early 2000s, including the trend of nu-metal (it's been through many memes) and now a younger audience is just finding out that Deftones is just that fucking good, regardless who prefers the early stuff of the rest of it.
And I guess that leads us to Private Music making numbers, 30 years after the release of Adrenaline. I don't use Tiktok, I don't care about it, but seeing a new generation of people find out about Deftones and love it? HELL YEAH.

i'm not gonna lie, i've been off of tiktok for a few months (kept getting brokeback mountain edits and couldn't take the gut punches anymore) and if anything, i've been seeing a SHIT TON of what i'm assuming are music commentary/reaction type channels when it comes to people making content on deftones, specifically their albums (mainly private music and ATF). at first it was just 1-5 people, but now it's big and small creators of all kinds.

It's my understanding that in the last couple years Deftones has somehow made a resurgence, apparently on TikTok as it's been mentioned here before. As I was waiting for the new album to drop I kept tabs on whatever popped up on Youtube Deftones-related and I actually saw many people younger than me make videos doing album to album reviews, and loving the entire catalogue.
I assume this follows the trend of gen Z's "nostalgia" for the 90s and early 2000s, including the trend of nu-metal (it's been through many memes) and now a younger audience is just finding out that Deftones is just that fucking good, regardless who prefers the early stuff of the rest of it.
And I guess that leads us to Private Music making numbers, 30 years after the release of Adrenaline. I don't use Tiktok, I don't care about it, but seeing a new generation of people find out about Deftones and love it? HELL YEAH.

Quote from: Moana91 on Sep 04, 2025, 08:48 PM

Quote from: DefFsho on Sep 04, 2025, 08:40 PMOn this very day, let's not let us old heads forget where these guys once were and are now with a label as big as Warner music group. I would much rather the band own all of their own material and rights to everything to do whatever they want but damn did they make a hell of a climb making the kind of music that they do. The kind that we like. It's fucking amazing if this thing is over, especially. I just got my mail and I got my CD and 24 page booklet that was limited to 5000. I see that it's not sold out, but there isn't a lot of us that own it and when I was reading the credits which may even be in the other packages and other editions, which I'm sure they are, I couldn't help but notice that Stef especially but a couple members seem to be saying goodbye. I think it was Abe n Stef. Thanking us for the life we've given them and all the memories just like the song infinite source. I can't help but to speculate. I'm not new. I've even met the band a few times. I got to walk down the street to the venue with Shawn Lopez in Pontiac Michigan to a crosses show and tell him how awesome I think he did on Saturday night wrist, and with the crosses first lp. I feel that I'm in the know and I have a feeling that this is the last studio record and I hope I'm wrong y'all. I think maybe Stef wrote something like that before on another record in the credits and thank yous but this feels different.

But in the Zane Lowe interview they were all kinda saying: "we want to be more disciplined for the next one."

Can you elaborate a bit more why you feel that?

Maybe just hearing that song over and over and then reading the 24 page booklet I just got in the mail with the thank you that I read for the first time that everybody probably has. Wasn't even considering the Zane low interview. I mean, I hope I'm wrong. I hope my feelings are off. That's all I really have but they seem to be thanking everybody for everything for good. That's the way I took Stef anyways.
And yeah, they did talk about learning more about theory, and this and that as far as pointing to the future of music... I don't know maybe I just jumped on that? It didn't feel good. I will say that... so I hope I'm wrong.