Limp fucking Brizkit is coming to South Africa, they dropped us like a Tinder date and now they are back like a booty call how many years later.

I know we are not the richest country in the world but it would be incredible if Log came to SA.

Do you guys think they'll change the setlist for the next concerts in Europe? I've seen that they had almost the same setlist for every concert of the tour so far, maybe with 1-2 song changes

This song rules. I only just discovered it this year. This might be one of my favorite LoG songs now. It wasn’t even released as a promotional single.

I will kill this part of myself that I hate and that I see in you

From the uk traveling with my partner to see log in the Netherlands this year would be great to know some people going!

Hi everyone. My teenage son and I have made a website called All Things Rock, reviewing and ranking albums by the bands we love, and recommending things that people may not have heard. We have published our Lamb of God ranking, included the Burn the Priest records, and I'd love to hear your thoughts and opinions! We have also made a playlist of tracks that casual fans may have missed, including some lesser-known b-sides. What do you think? https://www.all-things-rock.com/all-albums-ranked/lamb-of-god

We have also ranked a bunch of other bands like Meshuggah, Machine Head, Soilwork, Metallica, Deftones, Slipknot, Spineshank and several others. It's all for fun, and to give my son some exposure to amazing music ;)

(Hot take...as much as we love Resolution, we couldn't get it higher than 8th place on the list...)

I had loads of photos from the show and meeting the band. Willie had a bad night and that's how I ended up meeting Randy who was great. Willie didn't sign and and neither did Mark because they didn't have any pens. Randy and John were the best to meet that night.

Let's start at the beginning, aka why I am making this post... I got up today, and much like any other Sunday where I happen to be off work, I decided to pull up YouTube on the living room TV and queue up whatever music videos I had on my mind for my family to jam out to. We are all fervent metalheads, even my 2.5 yr old son, and like any other red blooded metal lovers from the southeast portion of the United States, we love some Lamb of God. I searched Lamb of God, and lo and behold, one of the top results was a video I didnt know existed which was a live performance style music vid for the song Desolation. (Highly recommend the vid if you havent seen it) Seeing this video and listening to this song got me thinking... I sincerely LOVE the Resolution album, it's easily in my personal top 3, and I feel like I can make a valid argument for it being objectively in their top 5 as far as songwriting goes. Just a fucking incredible album. And yet I dont think I'm going out on a limb when I say it is easily their least discussed from the Chris Adler era. My question to you guys is...

What the fuck? Why not? Any theories? Any context I may not be remembering that explains why this album didnt seem to make an impact on the fanbase or their live set over time? I know they toured for the album and did a couple music videos, but man I feel like this album is just beyond interesting. Possibly their most dynamic offering when you sit and listen to the whole thing. I just wanna know what everyone thinks about it regardless of any of that though.

What are your favorites from the album? What are the best deep cuts from the album? What are your favorites that they did actually play live back during that era? Why was this album lost to time?

Personally, I absolutely loved a lot of the obscure tracks, even tho the singles were absolute heaters. I love the thrash and groove of The Undertow. The Number Six was a bit of a foray into prog territory, and I thought they did a fucking great job on that. Love the song. Cheated was a freaking speedball in song form, still jam that one pretty regularly. And the album closer "King Me" is one of their most incredible songs in my opinion.. a very raw and vulnerable offering from Randy Blythe about the iron grip alcohol had on him and the resultant darkness in his life. That song gives me chills to this day

Anyway, sound off if ya feel like it, otherwise thanks for reading and have a sick day, long live LoG, even if I still romanticize the Chris Adler days.. which, who can blame me, right?

“Every ritual repetition of the cosmogony is preceded by a symbolic retrogression to chaos. In order to be created anew, the old world must first be annihilated.”

- Mircea Eliade, Rites and Symbols of Initiation: The Mysteries of Birth and Rebirth

rupture of plane. 24x30''. oil on canvas. adam sturch

Lamb Of God, The Faded Line.

https://youtu.be/kfbuGiGhsZ8

Decided to do a playthrough of my favorite song from Sacrament to mark the album’s 20th anniversary this year.

And hit up my man drewsif to lay down some vocals for the intro! Hope you guys enjoy it!

Head over to Revolver’s store. There are now less than 500, cause I bought one.

Really cool! Its on YouTube but if you're in the US you need a VPN (I picked france and it worked). Recommended watching for sure if you're a fan!

This is my fav lamb of god song ever !!

The current state of my collection. All original release year press cds, except for one of the N.A.G albums. 🤘 more to come