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Speaking of rehearsal with old members…
hearing that tune, I totally see Geb playing guitar/banjo sitting on a bar stool wearing shorts and slippers!
(let me daydream a bit plz)Newt easer, this is going to be what Bent promised:
Maintenance of that other website is really something else 😅 Over two years no new entry….no word about YAY!
Haha, brilliant. Great to see them having fun. Fantastic picture, even better whig 😅
Not a huge Floyd Fan, but Have a Cigar would work really well with some traktorbass/taurus-action
Just listened to the teaser again….as much as i love the occasional (melodic) solo and enjoy far-out excursions….strumming-Snah really ist the best Snah!
MP being produced/edited/reworked by Düngen….what can go wrong. Over the years, the band certainly managed to steadily hone its craftsmanship and keep music a challenge to themselves and the listener. However, one basic ingredient increasingly moved to the back of the shelf and was sometimes completely forgotten about: some lightness and ease. After having read the text, I am thrilled we finally might see a return of that part of the MP universe
Wow, the day after this show they played at Highfield Festival in Germany…it was my very first MP Concert. Great to see footage, thx!!! Slightly different setlist at the concert i attended:
Pills, Powders + Passion Plays
Landslide
Thème de Yoyo
Ãœberwagner or a Billion Bubbles in My Mind
Go to California
Serpentine
The Other Fool
Superstooge
Tristano
Black to CommAccording to an Instagram Post, Reine will join Melody’s Echo Chamber on their upcoming tour. So, involvment with MP not impossible, but there’s a certain degree of occupation for the lad.
Oh, some mentioned Mr. Langlie earlier…sorry für the double post! However, now it is confirmed by the band.
Saarang Madras/India
– Chariot of the Sun
– Uberpilgrim
– The Tower
– Arne HassleApprox. 1 hour
Martin Langlie (?) on drumsInfo from IG post
Apparently a certain Martin Langlie steps in for the India dates. No further Info in whether there are permanent plans.
Thanks, Tomas! Farewell and off to new shores then!
The post doesn’t sound bitter, so that’s good. A great drummer & good to very good releases and shows – but after all those 6 years were the ones which excited me the least…but of course that might not have necessarily been caused by Tomas’ presence.…the future will show. Sail on…old boat, new sail ;-)
