Buried Inside Vs. Recyclone
Saw Buried Inside on Saturday with Whitey and a couple of guys from his posse. The band was awesome. A wall of sound that was LOUD. Lots of buildups, feedback, noise and flat out heaviness. It was great to finally see them.
The reason I posted this is because of the accompanying photo that I just found. What is cool about it is, first it was taken by my friend Jon Hutt, who I haven’t seen in years. He was five feet in front of me taking this and I didn’t even recognize him. And second, believe it or not, this show was played in total darkness (and in a space the size of a large rec room). Never know it by the photo, would you?
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I didn’t know Jon was there either. That’s the second show at the Khyber we went to in 5 years . . . and he was at both.
The weird thing is the guy I saw taking photos looked nothing like Jon. Mind you he had a beard and a different type of glasses on. So maybe Jon Hutt with a beard is one hell of a disguise.
Awesome photo though. When I first saw it I thought it must have been from a sound check with the lights on before we got there. Jon sure knows how to run a flash bulb.
Yeah, it’s a great shot. Sure looks like it was well lit, especially since it was like standing in a dark closet.
[...] was in a slightly larger venue, but still a rather intimate setting with roughly 60 or so people. At that show, they shut all the lights out and played in complete darkness. They did the same this time, but the [...]
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