Heartland

Sorry I'm sure I'll be destroyed, but if that qualifies as a "good" gig then the girls are in worse shape than I thought. (I'm typing this on my phone on the way home) As I mentioned on another thread I would happily pay Andy to see tonights gig despite how bad the last time I saw them was, BUT onc...

Same here. Have a stonking night at the Roundhouse.

doctoravalanche wrote: So my only solution was to say: "I know Quiff Boy"

Can I try that next time I run into trouble with the police ?

Old school !

Sita wrote: (triple-A when Eldritch lays off the fluorescent polyester shirts )

But he so much likes to p*ss you off !

@ Laurent : Your site looks terrific, as always.

A most excellent tour. Great setlists, great sound, great light show, and truly terri-fcuking-fic performances from the boys. I just love Chris' showmanship !
One regret though : it ended way too soon.

Sounds like you guys had a fantastic night !

Thanks for the setlist.

dtsom wrote:I was near to mixing desk and the sound was perfect from that spot
voice on top!!!!!

I'll prolly do that next time. I've been up front, now I want a really clear sound. Even if I don't catch every little detail.

It isn't such a great song, that's all. Arms is much better.

Interesting, Badlander, haven't thought about that, but now that you mention it I remember the apples! Great to hear they at least reinvest something of their fortune from endless touring :wink: It seems at odds with Uncle Eldo's anarchist background and fondness for alternative Unix-based systems,...

BTW I was surprised at how they upgraded the good Dok. I remember Barry bitching about how outdated it was, and how they had to keep the volume down because the Dok simply couldn't keep up. It now runs on no less than three MacBooks. And when they turn down the lights before the shows starts, all yo...

Too bad the area's changed so much. 5 years ago, it was no more than an industrial wasteland. The venue was surrounded by closed down factories. It gave the whole thing a great feeling and an awful lot of style. The factories were replaced by shops, restaurants, and business towers. More up-to-date ...

Methedrome wrote:See the previous posting that alluded to such

I am not crazy!

I know, I was only pulling your leg.

Oh yeah, sure. And I almost forgot Adrenochrome. And Home of the hit men.

Just came back from Luxembourg. Good show from the boys, even though the sound was a bit muddy (second row). No real surprise in the setlist. Highlights of the evening were FALAA, On the wire / Teachers, and Kiss the carpet. I'd have liked to have some Never land or Rain from heaven. Tant pis. Good ...

Ozpat wrote: 2006....5 years ago allready!

That calls for a toast tonight !

See you tomorrow guys. I should recognize some of you from the 2006 Paris gig (Ozpat for sure). BTW will Eva be there ?

Ozpat wrote:

That place wasn't sold out last time AFAIK.

That was pretty full actually, but they were originally supposed to play the main hall, and not the club.

My brother Nicolas just told me he couldn't get a ticket. No need to say he's utterly gutted.
He'll try to coerce one out of a girl friend of his.

Thanks for the review, Steve.

Got my ticket.

doctoravalanche wrote: Yes it is true, but is there such a lot of things to say since then isn't it ?

Sure there is, if that includes rumours and speculations.

As always, three pages on the first ten years of the band, and almost nothing on the last twenty years. And photos from aeons ago.