Live Gigs MkII
Similar to 442's response, live gigs have led to some amazing injuries (including my mate's lip ring getting torn out at a Bush concert. Of all fucking places.) Best one had to be at the Wedgewood Rooms, which if you're not familiar with the South Coast's premier music venue, is not much bigger than someone's bedroom (although bigger than the Joiners in Southampton, natch.). Whilst the satisfyingly disjointed and wholly raucous Dillinger Escape Plan ruined my hearing permanently, I saw a mohawked chump in front of me get rather carried away during 'Sugar Coated Sour', and belt the guy next to him across the mouth. Said guy's mouth was pissing blood, although I'm not sure what was better - the gap-toothed mouth pissing blood, or the tooth still firmly lodged in the other guy's arm. Metallers get a bad name, you know. They were both very nice to each other afterwards.
(Nimrod's Son Boredom provokes some interesting habits..., Fri 8 Aug 2008, 12:52, 4 replies)

Dillinger Escape Plan
are the worst band I have ever seen.

and I've seen some shit bands.

the best part of their set was when the guitarist fell over because he was jumping around like a twat. usually I like my bands to have a small semblance of musical ability. how those bunch of shitheads managed to get anywhere is beyond me.

they got booed quite considerably.

then System of a Down came on and everything was fine again.
( Vipros. clever got me this far, then tricky got me in, Fri 8 Aug 2008, 13:46, closed)

Dillinger Escape Plan...
were fucking awful supporting System. I saw them at Brixton Academy and he poured a bottle of piss over his head. Then at Reading he shat in a carrier bag. The Wedge gig was really damn good though. Although at that point I knew their material really well, so subsequently enjoyed it a lot more. Without the need for wanton scatting into a Tesco's bag. Just what you want to see at half eleven on a Sunday morning at Reading. Not that it could make it smell any worse...
(Nimrod's Son Boredom provokes some interesting habits..., Fri 8 Aug 2008, 13:52, closed)

I saw them at Brixton too
must have been *quick calculation* 2003 or thereabouts.

don't remember any pissing though

why the fuck would anyone do that?
( Vipros. clever got me this far, then tricky got me in, Fri 8 Aug 2008, 15:06, closed)

I have a sneaking suspicion...
that it was the original singer, Dimitri something or other, or it was when the new singer had just started and had something to prove. They've started experimenting with melody rather than bodily fluids now, post-collaboration with Mike Patton. Last two albums were amazing, and thankfully piss-free.
(Nimrod's Son Boredom provokes some interesting habits..., Fri 8 Aug 2008, 15:43, closed)