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Skinny Puppy Show in Philadelphia

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Posted 11/21/2009

by NewJerseyChick

Location: northern NJ

The show was great. So sorry for SP that the CROWD was LAME - I mean, it was like 90% of the attendees were on valium. But the show was great, Skinny Puppy put out a ton of energy, their opening act put out a ton of energy as well. I bet they would've played longer if the crowd was a little more (ahem...) "alive."

Ahhhh... I SO miss the energy of the '80's!

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4 / 5

skinny puppy shows r great

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Posted 11/21/2009

by tammyam

their shows are great altho seemed a bit short this time

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5 / 5

Skinny Puppy Still Amazing

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Posted 11/21/2009

by Demelza

Location: Northeastern PA

A long time fan of Skinny Puppy, this is the first time I have had the opportunity to see them live. They lived up to my expectations and then some. The band was so tight they were a machine. Yet being a machine did not mean they were cold and impersonal. I felt the messages they were conveying with every song. The stage show was fantastic. The imagery and the way it was presented with the projections was very effective and quite affecting. Ogre is very skilled at connecting with the audience and it was wonderful to see that he appreciated us as much as we appreciated him and the band. It was hands down one of the top 5 concerts I have ever seen. I can't wait to see them again.

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