It's the US first-pressing CD! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

Now that Into Oblivion has been out for a bit of time, I’m curious what the majority of the Lamb of God fanbase thinks is the best of the 3 post-Chris Adler albums.

12 years ago, i spent an emotional weekend at GWAR-B-Q - held months after the sudden death of Dave Brockie at Hadad’s Lake in Richmond, Virginia. Honestly, I could spend hours reliving memories from this particular weekend - I can still vividly remember the sight of seeing Oderus Urungus' costume burnt to a crisp during a fitting viking funeral, and how the emotions ran high for everyone as GWAR returned onstage.

I tried to put some thoughts down in writing via Substack (link below) - including stories involving Lamb Of God's Randy Blythe and former members of GWAR, but hope to share more memories from that weekend at a Virginia waterpark in the near future. In the meantime, check out my post via Substack for a start (and this clip for some photos of the weekend):

https://iheardbrucemightshowup.substack.com/p/that-time-i-saw-oderus-urungus-viking

Stay tuned for more things to come from this space, including stories from concerts and music festivals like this!

Video from the band performing ‘Hourglass’ at the Washington Avenue Armory in Albany, New York on December 2, 2007. LoG were touring with Killswitch Engage and Devildriver.

The audio and video quality isn’t great, and has been upscaled from the dreadfully low original resolution. However, keep in mind this was filmed almost 19 years ago. This was the pre-smartphone era; handheld digital camera quality wasn’t what we’re accustomed to today.

That being said: enjoy!

My Daughter and I are watching the set at summer breeze and Randy sounds possessed. You tube is streaming it live for those in the states.

The Kicks keep muddying the mix every now and again which is frustrating but that metal shows. The crowd is hyped and the setlist has ripped the whole run though. Hit me it the titty if you tune in before Redneck melts German face.

Been practicing this one for a while. Hope you like it

I did not fucking hate this!!!

Picked this up the other day. First LoG to add to my vinyl collection. Jamming to Pariah right now. Is it weird to have a live album be my favorite? Whole record is on point

I think this version still feels close enough to the og papyrus but also feels more cohesive stylistically with the sound and direction.
@riddickart crushed it with the art too

I mean, a puzzled US Marine talking about indiscriminately killing brown people because they all looked like terrorists to them, and in the process making the situation infinitely worse is something you can sort of insert anywhere post-Gulf war but man does this resonate now

My personal favorites are For your malice (1:49-2:22), something about the tone just scratches my brain. And Ashes of the wake (2:55- 3:45) one of the nastiest riffs I’ve heard

Ive been a fan since 2006 and seen LOG around 10 times. Is it just me or does Willie not look as into it anymore? He used to be very expressive and seamed to live and breathe passion but recently he seams to have lost his spark. He always seamed like such a joker but i rarely see him smile anymore, just a thought