Ex Heavy Metal snapper/journo & band manager. Still love it and would love to be back in the game. My 'good' photos aren't on here - msg if you'd like them. My pics can be used for personal use only!
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Jun 5 - 6, 2004 (20 years ago) Donington Park Castle Donington, England, United Kingdom
Taking Back Sunday Hoobastank Biffy Clyro Trapt Opeth Peaches The Stooges Pennywise Arch Enemy The Sounds Electric Six The Dillinger Escape Plan Monster Magnet The Black Dahlia Murder The Distillers 36 Crazyfists Life Of Agony Despised Icon The Mooney Suzuki Damageplan The Bled The (International) Noise Conspiracy Amplifier Idiot Pilot Silvertide Million Dead Akercocke Viking Skull Yourcodenameis:Milo Ikara Colt Span Recover Powder Brides of Destruction Burst Ricky Warwick Do Me Bad Things Young Heart Attack Surferosa The Glitterati Gonga Instruction Dirty Americans Hurricane Party thisgirl The Holiday Plan Hiding Place Terra Diablo Roxy Saint Suicide Girls Fireapple Red Planet Of Women Lowfive D-Void Wildboyz
Lars Ulrich (Metallica) was rushed to hospital. The rest of Metallica came on stage an hour and a half late, James Hetfield explained the situation with Ulrich and the show then began with Slayer drummer Dave Lombardo playing on "Battery" and "The Four Horsemen". Slipknot's Joey Jordison played the rest of the set apart from Fade to Black which was played by Metallica's drum technician, Flemming Larsen.
Soil got lost on the way to Donington and missed their main stage appearance on Saturday (they later joined Drowning Pool on stage to perform Drowning Pool's "Bodies" and their own song "Halo").
Static-X missed their slot due to a bus breakdown.
On Sunday, Slayer arrived on time, but their equipment did not, leading to a slot change from the middle of the afternoon on the main stage to a later slot (and longer set) on the second stage.
Slayer were replaced on the main stage by Damageplan, who were scheduled to play the second stage. Their setlist ended with a rendition of Damageplan founders Vinnie Paul and Dimebag Darrell's most recognisable song from Pantera, "Walk."
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Cradle of Filth, Download Festival, 2004
Slipknot, Download Festival, 2004
Soulfly, Download Festival, 2004
Turbonegro, Download Festival, 2004
Ill Nino, Download Festival, 2004
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