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Crowd: Prior to the band’s set time, the cloudy, wet, muddy and rainy weather seemed to deter any sort of large crowd forming at the base of the main stage. Close to 9:30pm, about 10 minutes before Elliot BROOD took the stage, the crowd began to grow and with it came a new surge of energy. Just before 10pm the band took the stage and the crowd erupted. Throughout the entire set the audience never stopped cheering, dancing and singing along. Overall, considering the wet conditions, the crowd brought a vibrant energy that only grew through the set.
Â Style: A splendid mix of folk, country, bluegrass and alternative rock.
Â Technicalities: For a three-piece band they were loud — but in a good way. Acoustic and electric guitars, a banjo, and a killer drum kit rocked the crowd for more then an hour. Fender and Marshall amps plugged into both acoustic and electric guitars created a unique rock/folk guitar driven sound. Finally, the audio tech did a great job of making sure their powerful sound did not drown out the vocal harmonies between all three members.
Â Image: Bow ties, vests, boots and jeans made for a quirky combination of an image that resembled urban “hipsters” and old time country boys. But the one thing I noticed about the band is that they were comfortable, both in what they were wearing and their stage presence. They came across as down to earth, small town Canadian boys, who like to jam and rock out on stage.
Â Memorable Moment: Being an amateur guitarist myself, my favourite moment was when guitarist Casey Laforet broke a string on his acoustic guitar, early in the set. The string broke at the end of a song and for a couple of minutes, while Casey quickly changed his guitar string, the band playfully bantered with the crowd. At one point during this time Mark exclaimed, “Casey is the fastest guy I know when it comes to changing guitar strings.” Someone in the crowd shouted back, “I bet I’mÂ faster!” Laughter ensued both on stage and amongst the crowd. In less than five minutes the band launched back into their explosive set without any other issues.
Â Overall: The entire set was loud, pulsating and a ton of fun to watch and listen to. From what I can recall, there wasn’t a slow or downtrodden moment. The only disappointment was because the festival was running a little behind schedule, it felt like Elliot Brood’s set was cut a little short. Nonetheless, this was out of the band’s control and their slightly shorter set didn’t deter me from grooving, clapping and cheering the entire time.
One thing I noticed was how much more full and complete the band sounded live as opposed to listening to their albums. Mark and Casey have an incredible ability to create this loud, organic sound out of their guitars that kept me in awe for most of their set. This, put in tandem with Stephen’s awesome drumming, made for a fantastic performance of both talent and passion.
Elliott Brood blends a variety of genres to produce their own unique sound, yet also echo hints of sounds from other Canadian bands such as Blue Rodeo, Gordon Lightfoot and the Tragically Hip. Elliot Brood’s performance at Westfest was my first time seeing them and the overall performance was impressive. Ultimately, I wouldn’t hesitate to see them again, and I would absolutely recommend them to anyone looking to experience something special.
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<issue_comment>username_1: the site is broken too, cant see any manga in here
but can still search, so only search is broken for now
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Did your brown rings ever fade? Did you use anything? Thanks!It’s a commonly accepted fact that the Speedmaster is pretty much Omega’s flagship, owing to what turns out to be the ultimate marketing tool for watches: surviving outer space. Yet, it is by no means the face of the brand. In truth, Omega in modern times has been defined by not one but a trinity of watches: the Seamaster, the Speedmaster and the now-forgotten Railmaster. The first happens to have completed 70 years, officially making it the longest-selling watch from Omega.
As you can imagine, the Seamaster, much like the Speedy, benefits from a long and illustrious past. Ever since his creators decided that it made a lot of sense for Royal Naval Reserve Commander James Bond to have a watch with maritime links, the Seamaster has enjoyed an exalted status among dive watches.
Created in 1948, when Omega served as the official timekeeper for the London Olympics, it was originally fashioned after the waterproof wristwatches designed for the British military during World War II. Its predecessor, the Marine, was worn by many decorated naval officers and explorers, and had already cut its teeth underwater, giving Omega the necessary apparatus, and impetus, to make a world-class dive watch. The key difference here was that, unlike its predecessors, it was equipped with an O-ring rubber gasket, which increased its water resistance significantly – the final prototype remained intact up to 60m deep, in temperatures considerably south of sub-zero.
Despite the hard-boiled make-up, the initial batch of Seamasters were largely worn as dress watches. That is, until the Seamaster 300 showed up in 1957. The name was initially a bit of a misnomer – it was only water-resistant up to 200m (the maximum depth Omega could test up to at the time). Luckily, the first Seamaster Professional Diver 300M, launched in 1993, caught up with the name, actually capable of going 300m below sea level and equipped with a helium escape valve and sporting a bevelled bezel and wave pattern motif that would forever define it. Flash forward 25 years later, and the 2018 Professional Diver is all grown up now, certified by METAS (Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology) and carrying a fade-resistant ceramic bezel. The dial, despite not sharing the bezel’s concerns of structural integrity, gets a purely aesthetic ceramic treatment, giving the watch a more uniform, lacquered finish and allowing for a laser-engraved wave motif to signify its purpose. Apart from getting a larger 42mm case, the 300M, fresh from its exclusive India launch, also gets a redesigned helium valve, which can now be operated and left open underwater without interfering with water resistance levels.
Not one to shed its dress watch credentials though, Omega’s also released two new limited-edition “1948” tribute watches this year. Both have the classic applied markers and remain the most accurate throwbacks to the original Seamaster – differentiated by leaf hands on one and dauphine hands on the other. In keeping with the original’s military origins, subtle details like military-style caseback notches are included.
Between 1948 and 2018, the Seamaster has seen a steadfast evolution. Generations of the Seamaster 300 went on to serve as military watches, being supplied to the British Royal Navy’s combat divers. In 1970, Omega released the Ploprof: a result of four years of intensive research to create the most submersible dive watch yet. Not exactly an everyday piece, the Ploprof, or the Seamaster 600, was a monstrous piece of tech, capable of withstanding incredible amounts of pressure but ultimately deemed too large by professional divers for consistent underwater use. To address this, Omega went back to the drawing board and came up with the Seamaster 1000 – far more compact in design and destined to explore even greater depths of the ocean.
It’s clear the Seamaster has diversified into many shapes and forms. It even continues to serve as a fairly sophisticated chronograph, however eclipsed it might be in this regard by the Speedmaster. And in 2003, Omega launched the Seamaster Aqua Terra line, creating a new entry point to the Seamaster while tethering it to the world of professional sports, with several limited-edition watches dedicated to golf.
As one of the most storied sub-brands in the watch world, the Seamaster demands several volumes’ worth of literature to do justice to the many forms it has taken over the decades. And it’s the sheer vastness of its portfolio that stands as