Rhino Bucket Americans, with their high voltage rock hard, heir to the best school AC / DC, hard rock walked the peninsula by, among other stops along the way, Leon was one of the lucky cities. Bergidum take this step of the band for their land, to tell us how was the night of sweat and decibels.
winter Sundays afternoon I usually take the total relaxed. Start after lunch with a good siestorra two hours on the couch and just reading a comic book or enjoying a good beer. If the weather is nice I go for a round of beers, although the bastard northern climate to accompany it does not give much.
This Sunday was special because Rhino Bucket Leon came to play and we took out of the lethargy of the quiet Sunday afternoons strong base of hard rock based on the ACDC sound that I like and I put the batteries, transported me to the eighties jeans frayed, resounding sound rude and smoky gambling dens bowling smelling pine.
The concert was scheduled for 22:00 in a little bar-café in the heart of old town of Leon with an entry rather poor, only 50 people, for which cost 10 euros entry. After 20 minutes of waiting killed with a beer listening to the music of the bar code, that it could not be included unless ACDC, Rhino Bucket appeared on the scene with the blow of "Who's Got Mine" at a breakneck pace that took away the ghosts of the tour last year and prepared us for an evening of authentic rock, beginning to warm to the public yet had objected to get closer to the front rows for which pululábamos photographers.
This song was followed by "The Hardest Town" up the tone in his voice bar to Dolivo Georg Bon Scott, the elegant and precise guitar playing of Brian Forsythe (which remained in a discreet background) and the forceful rhythm section by Reeve Downes on bass and cabinet Anthony Bius closet to the battery.
followed with "Welcome To Hell", "Beat To Death Like A Dog", "Hey There", "Joke's On You", "Smile," "Message In My Bottle", "One Night Stand "," Word "," She Is A Screamer "," Ride With Yourself "," She Rides "," Bar Time "," Street To Street "and" I Was Told "with a fully released Dolivo Georg talking to respectable and giving thanks for being there being a Sunday and having to go the day after the bloody work.
But that's all that counts, to forget the bloody Monday in the company of a band that stays true to his sound and who gives everything for either 50 or 2,000 people with a Bius Anthony pounding the drums as if his last concert and Reeve Downes feel the music and singing every song with enthusiasm and passion.
At this stage the concert the audience was fully launched, it had taken over the front row singing all the songs, reaching a climax with "Hammer and Nail" and "Ride The Rhino" delivered with all the bar to band jumping and shouting in what was a great farewell concert.
I left with a great sense of the concert to see a band completely honest and devoted to her music and lifestyle, a band that could well be filling stadiums but you have to settle for playing in small clubs .
Photos and text by Bergidum
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