IN FLAMES In Milan: Video Footage, Photos Available

November 19, 2009

Fan-filmed video footage of IN FLAMES' November 19, 2009 performance in Milan, Italy can be viewed below.

Photos of the concert at the sold-out Live Club (Trezzo D'Adda) are available on the news blog Musica Metal.

The group's setlist was as follows:

01. Cloud Connected
02. Embody The Invisible
03. Pinball Map
04. Delight And Angers
05. Disconnected
06. Square Nothing
07. Trigger
08. The Hive
09. Only For The Weak
10. Drifter
11. Clayman
12. Come Clarity
13. Leeches
14. Alias
15. The Mirror's Truth
16. The Quiet Place
17. Take This Life
18. My Sweet Shadow

According to Musica Metal, frontman Anders Fridèn announced from the stage that the Milan concert would mark IN FLAMES' last performance in Italy for a long while because they were due to begin work on a new studio album in their hometown of Gothenburg, Sweden.

Halfway through the set, Fridèn invited a fan onstage to sing "Clayman", but when the intro riff ended, the fan didn't know the lyrics to the song and kept headbanging and pulling an embarassed face next to guitarist Björn Gelotte while the crowd started booing and mocking him until he ran offstage. Anders came to the rescue and ended the song, but the audience kept booing the guy right until the start of the following track, "Come Clarity".

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