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As the hands spun rapidly, affixed on the shattered face of the old grandfather clock outside the doors to Peabody’s, Juggalos from the Great Lakes area who made it to Cleveland could feel the essence. A smell that only creeps up, as the sun would fall and the rain turn to blood. The signs were there in front of our noggins, and now we had achieved what it was that we had all paid for, contact from the beyond, with the dead. That’s right the dead body man himself, Tha Undying Dead Homie, Colton Grundy’s brother, Blaze.

This tour is entitled the Clockwork Grey Tour, after the most recent release by the dead thug from the wasteland. He wasn’t alone; along his side were them Dirty Thugs, Grave Plot, as well as 7th Seal Entertainment General, Psycho Jesus. The mood of the night was definitely “G”, like the alphabet for sure. Mean mugs, shoulder shrugs, hot slugs, and maniacal thugs covered the floor in front of the stage.

First, spreading the infection through the mission they’re sending 7th Seal’s own, Psycho Jesus hit up the stage lighting it up like candles in a room encircled around him in demonic poses. I myself have only heard a few songs by PJ from GOTJ ’07 and the recent works he’s released off of 7th Seal Entertainment. If you know anything about him you could see exactly why his set was mysteriously simplistic, and luring at the same time. Yet if you have no fucking clue about the guy he may have seemed like another underground rapper, whom you may not like. He rocked his set to the best of his abilities and had a couple bobble-head kids by the end of his set, which was closed with Nightmares, a pretty fresh track from the Bucket of Bones EP.

Shortly after their set was done the Plot Thickened. By that I mean the Liquid Assassin and Killa C aka. Grave Plot stormed the stage to take it apart to the best of their abilities. I don’t know if were the only one to notice this, but one fan in the front row had gotten too close for comfort if you catch my drift. He was just sitting there and the way Killa C would be rocking out, this guy was basically tea bagged randomly throughout the set, and all I could this was is “Wow, that sucks dick, literally!” Both MC’s did their damn thang that makes them what they are, and pulled it off pretty nicely. I hadn’t heard the LA before that night and I can assure it won’t be the last I take a gander at his talents.

Finally, all the lights cut off, the fog crept in the back of the building smoking the whole venue out. And slowly emerged from behind the Grandfather Clock we all know he dwells within came Blaze with The ROC. These two have guns and hold it down. Their mouths are gats, clapping off on command so if you got hit with a slug then die or shake it off. Blaze’s set was straight Dead Homie Thug Spit in your fucking eye.

1. The Crypt Keeper
2. NastyHood Ratz
3. Saturday Afternoon
4. Thug For Life
5. Given Half the Chance
6. E.O.D.
7. Casket
8. Juggalo Anthem
9. A break for The ROC to do solo shit
10. Real G Shit
11. Grave Ain’t no Place
12. Shotgun
13. Etched out
14. Wishing Well
15. Escape Artist

Among many other hits you and I both love from this sewed body of dead clones and formaldehyde. The CWG Tour is one for you to hit up if you keep it psychopathic and run with the hatchet. Plus when you go see this event in your town tickets will be on sale for the Toxic Terror Tour and the fast approaching Kingspade tour. Once again juggalos and avid readers, check this out on yourself and get your own opinions fuck what I think right!

Websites

TheDeadManBlaze.com
IAmTheROC.com
7thSealEntertainment.com
DirtyThug.com

Location:

• Peabody's Concert Club
• Ohio
• United States

Guests:

• Grave Plott, Psycho Jesus & The R.O.C.

Tour:

• The Clockwork Gray Tour

Record Label:

• Psychopathic Records

Reviewer:

• Whipstick

Review Date:

• 01/24/2008