THE DEAD DAISIES
Live at The House Of Blues, San Diego, CA 06-19-2024 DVD
Concert Review:
The Dead Daisies roared into San Diego’s House of Blues with a thunderous set that reminded everyone why they remain one of the purest embodiments of modern classic rock. From the explosive opener “Light 'Em Up” to the riotous finale “Helter Skelter,” the band delivered a relentless wave of energy and grit. Each song was a declaration of survival and swagger, anchored by Glenn Hughes’ volcanic vocals and Doug Aldrich’s fiery guitar work. The chemistry onstage was electric — a brotherhood forged in riffs and sweat.
Concert Highlights:
Standout moments included “Make Some Noise,” which had the crowd chanting in unison, and “Fortunate Son,” a searing cover that turned the venue into a full-blown rock revival. Tommy Clufetos’ drum solo was pure controlled chaos, a masterclass in power and precision. “Long Way To Go” and “Mexico” brought the house down with soaring harmonies and bluesy grooves. The encore of “Helter Skelter” sealed the night with a nod to rock history and a punch of raw adrenaline.
Performance Rating:
Vocals: 10/10 – John Corabi remains a force of nature, soulful and untamed.
Guitars: 9.5/10 – Aldrich’s tone and phrasing turned every solo into a statement.
Rhythm Section: 9/10 – Clufetos and Lowy kept the pulse heavy, tight, and unrelenting.
Stage Presence: 10/10 – The Dead Daisies didn’t just perform; they commanded.
DVD Format: NTSC
Video Quality: 9.5
Source: Audience Shot (Single-Camera)
Chapter Selection: Every 5 Min.
WideScreen: Yes
HD: Yes
Total Running Time: 100 Min.
SETLIST:
Light 'Em Up
Rise Up
Dead and Gone
Make Some Noise
I Wanna Be Your Bitch
Unspoken
Bustle and Flow
Tommy Clufetos Solo
Lock N Load
Born To Fly
I'm Gonna Ride
Intros
I'm Ready
Fortunate Son
Mexico
Midnight Moses
Long Way To Go
Helter Skelter
Live at The House Of Blues, San Diego, CA 06-19-2024 DVD
Concert Review:
The Dead Daisies roared into San Diego’s House of Blues with a thunderous set that reminded everyone why they remain one of the purest embodiments of modern classic rock. From the explosive opener “Light 'Em Up” to the riotous finale “Helter Skelter,” the band delivered a relentless wave of energy and grit. Each song was a declaration of survival and swagger, anchored by Glenn Hughes’ volcanic vocals and Doug Aldrich’s fiery guitar work. The chemistry onstage was electric — a brotherhood forged in riffs and sweat.
Concert Highlights:
Standout moments included “Make Some Noise,” which had the crowd chanting in unison, and “Fortunate Son,” a searing cover that turned the venue into a full-blown rock revival. Tommy Clufetos’ drum solo was pure controlled chaos, a masterclass in power and precision. “Long Way To Go” and “Mexico” brought the house down with soaring harmonies and bluesy grooves. The encore of “Helter Skelter” sealed the night with a nod to rock history and a punch of raw adrenaline.
Performance Rating:
Vocals: 10/10 – John Corabi remains a force of nature, soulful and untamed.
Guitars: 9.5/10 – Aldrich’s tone and phrasing turned every solo into a statement.
Rhythm Section: 9/10 – Clufetos and Lowy kept the pulse heavy, tight, and unrelenting.
Stage Presence: 10/10 – The Dead Daisies didn’t just perform; they commanded.
DVD Format: NTSC
Video Quality: 9.5
Source: Audience Shot (Single-Camera)
Chapter Selection: Every 5 Min.
WideScreen: Yes
HD: Yes
Total Running Time: 100 Min.
SETLIST:
Light 'Em Up
Rise Up
Dead and Gone
Make Some Noise
I Wanna Be Your Bitch
Unspoken
Bustle and Flow
Tommy Clufetos Solo
Lock N Load
Born To Fly
I'm Gonna Ride
Intros
I'm Ready
Fortunate Son
Mexico
Midnight Moses
Long Way To Go
Helter Skelter
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