Show Review: Mac Sabbath drives thru the Great American Music Hall!

Photos and review by: Alan Ralph @AlanHasPicks

“More Than Meats the Eye” is what happens when McDonald’s worst nightmare Mac Sabbath books a tour with a bunch of Transformers and they all Drive Thru the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco on a warm Thursday evening.

Mac Sabbath has an incredibly entertaining take on food via Black Sabbath songs like ‘Organic Funeral’ (Electric Funeral), ‘Sweet Beef’ (Sweet Leaf), ‘GMO blind’ (Snowblind), ‘Frying Pan’ (Iron Man) and ‘Pair-a-Buns’ (Paranoid).  They may have run out of Black Sabbath songs to parody, as they also added a KISS song ‘Love Buns’ (Love Gun) and a Motorhead song ‘Grill My Pet’ (Killed By Death) to their repertoire.  

The between-song banter between Peter Criss Cut Fries and Ronald Osbourne did eat up quite a bit of the clock, but it was downright hilarious and was a great part of the set. This included more fun with food (and band names) such as CinnaBon Jovi, Spinal TApplebees, Iggy Popeye’s Chicken, Dairy Queensrÿche, Burger King Diamond, Almond Joy Division, Bauhaus of Pancakes, Agent Orange Julius, Dead Kenne Denny’s, and Leftöver Cracker Barrel, just to name a bunch (there were more).  

Five of the eight-piece The Cybertronic Spree — singer Arcee, guitarist Unicron, bassist Hotrod, guitarist Quintesson, drummer Shockwave — also descended onto San Francisco from their home planet of Cybertron to transform the crowd and get them warmed-up and ready for the self-appointed kings of Drive Thru Metal.

Phoenix’s Playboy Manbaby opened the show.

San Francisco was merely the second show on this tour, and with 28 more to go all-around the U.S. and Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic (with Coheed and Cambria)… do not sleep on this and miss it!

 

 

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Alan Ralph

Concert Photographer + Concert Stagehand + Concert Security + Concert reviewer since 2003... and with Spinning Platters since the beginning!

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Concert Photographer + Concert Stagehand + Concert Security + Concert reviewer since 2003... and with Spinning Platters since the beginning!