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Fireball Ministry, Pelican, Opeth Concert

Well... it was my first time at a club house concert event. Fireball Ministry, Pelican, and Opeth were playing at the El Corazon last night. Jesus man, what an experience that was... I nearly got sucked into the mosh pit that formed while Opeth was playing. ;p And I didn't imagine the bands being THAT close from the entrance.

But yeah, it was amazing. I especially liked Pelican's performance; their music really got me into the mood.

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