DOWN Premieres New Song In Seattle; Photos, Video Available

March 10, 2007

A BLABBERMOUTH.NET user who calls himself "Hailtheleaf96" has submitted the following report:

"Last night [Friday, March 9], DOWN played its first show in over nine months at the El Corazon in Seattle, WA. The show featured a very energetic and coherent Philip Anselmo. Before coming to the stage they had a white screen up in front that had a projected movie of some live performances from KISS, AC/DC, BLACK SABBATH, LED ZEPPELIN and others. The movie also featured clips of home video taken of the guys clowning around, Kirk [Windstein, DOWN guitarist] getting a tattoo, and other various stuff. They came out to a packed house and opened the set with 'Lysergik Funeral Procession'. Some of the other songs they played (not in order) were: 'Ghosts along the Mississippi', 'New Orleans is a Dying Whore', 'Lifer', 'Temptation's Wings', 'Jail', 'Losing All', 'There's Something on My Side', 'Bury me in Smoke'... The played a new song off the upcoming, yet-to-be-named album [the working title is 'Down III' — Ed.]. The song was called 'I Scream'. If there is any indication by this song what the album is like, we are in for some killer DOWN tunes."

Check out pictures from last night's show at this location.

A low-quality video clip of DOWN performing the new song "I Scream" at the Seattle show is available for download at this location. An audio stream of the track can be found at www.myspace.com/down32007.

DOWN's setlist - Seattle's El Corazon, March 9, 2007:

01. Lysergik Funeral Procession
02. Lifer
03. There's Something On My Side
04. Losing All
05. Rehab
06. I Scream
07. Ghosts along the Mississippi
08. Learn from this Mistake
09. New Orleans is a Dying Whore
10. Temptation's Wings
11. Lies (I Don't Know What They Say But...)
12. Underneath Everything
13. Eyes of the South
14. Jail
15. Stone the Crow
16. Bury Me in Smoke

DOWN entered a Los Angeles studio last month to begin recording its third full-length album, tentatively titled "Down III". Producer Warren Riker (CROWBAR, SUBLIME) is helming the effort, for which the band had reportedly composed more than 18 tracks.

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