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Now to where i believe most if not all came to see, Maddogcole. the crazy brits of the show. Now when i said the crowd went apeshit for the Tabaltix, i believe that was an understatement compared to the reaction the boys from England got. Hell, at first there was no wrecking, more of like a stare with awe, and speechless response from everyone in the crowd. Hell it had took how many years 25?, or so for Mark and his crazed bunch of lunatic band members to come over and amaze the crowd in Los Angeles. The fans sang along, to some of the more recognizable Krewmen songs. They went into the Maddogcole playlist later on down. After a few, the wrecking started to eventually pic up. Although, there looked like there was some stand up bass, and vocal issues, they managed to score my favorite of the night, delivering the favorites for the crowd, and overall making the environment inside a lot more special
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by McMongoloid, taken from psychobilly-online.com

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... After that whole thing ended….Mad Dog Cole was up. Now we got the chance to talk with Mark the night before the show, he (along with the rest of the band) was really looking forward to playing for this US crowd. I do have to say that his outfit was a bit much for me, however it was kind of cool. Starting off with a few old Krewmen songs, the crowd fed off of everything Mad Dog gave them. There was a lot of energy also coming from Choppy and Jim Jeffries. After a few Krewmen songs, he starts right into his more recent work. I’m glad that Mad Dog Cole played direct support. Im my opinion, this is the way that European bands should come and play in Hollywood. Even though you were well established in the 80’s you should really allow a stable band to come in and help out. For those who didn’t know who Mad Dog Cole was, they sure did learn very fast that this band is for real and we will be seeing a lot more of Mad Dog Cole. ...

by Rev Dan, taken from deadboypro.com