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@Blashyrkh @superstooka: Thanks for the info!
@ Un.chien: You're from Germany too?
Oh well, I hope it's gonna be here tomorrow… I thought since I live in the north of Germany I might be among the first ones to receive the thing 'cause it's closer to Norway than the south
EDIT: …among the first ones outside of Norge, that is.
@ Have Fun: If that's true, it would make the whole thing even more abominable, yet I'm wondering how you got that info about the seller. What do you mean by "tax roll"? I always thought that kind of info is private… Or can you see more of the seller's identity when you have an account yourself? I'm not on ebay, that's why I've got no idea. I'n just interested in how that kind of info is available…
Cheers
GKR
EDIT: OK, found out what tax rolls are, but is that info really open to public? And wouldn't you need the real name of the seller?
Hi guys,
I think I go with the flow and join the line of waiting non-Trondheimers. So if anyone here has an extra copy that nobody else has asked for yet and that you are willing to sell, I would be very happy to receive an email from you: leoprofonse@gmx.de.
Thanks in advance. See you next show in Germany.
Cheers
Henning
Bloody Hell, that setlist looks even nicer than Bremen's, although I'm happier about the accoustic selection in Schlachhof. But Un chien and superstooge instead of the Cornucopia/California-block, I would have loved to see that!
Alex' report of the overall mood and vibe of the show seems to be consistent with what we got the night before, I'm kinda sad now that Bremen's probably remaining the only show for me this tour.
Quote:Did it have really fast drumming by Kenneth?Not really, until the first chorus it had some sort of beginning-of-whishing-well-kinda-stickwork rather than actual drumming. Still good though.
They started pretty much on time. It was announced 20:00 and they started maybe 5 minutes later, not more!
Should we agree to keep just one thread per concert going? Otherwise it gets confusing…
I agree, that was a very good show. I even count it among the best ones I've seen – 'cause there were quite a few new things to witness, at least for me. They had two keyboards on stage, Kenneth playing one during the acoustic set and Bent playing the other one during two very quiet parts in the second half of Hell while in those parts Kenneth and Reine took turns in playing the first one. Then, as superstooka said, the Serpentine version was new and very different, I only recognized it when Snah began to sing.
The most astonishing thing, however, was their approach to the songs tonight. I think I've never seen a show (out of nearly 30 now) at which so many songs were so close to the album versions – with Serpentine being the biggest exception. And I have to admit that I'm not too familiar with the complete Hell yet, so I can't really tell if they played it more or less straight or not, but a lot of the other songs were short, very tight and, well, very much like I know them from the albums or previous shows. That said, I really liked that! Although I've always enjoyed their shows, it was nice to once have not too much endless jamming and noodling, just for a change, you know? Don't know if others had that impression, too…
I've come to appreciate Reine being a momentarily regular member of the band. The second guitar really adds up, tonight especially in Plan#1, which, btw., was my personal highlight. I've heard it live a couple of times before but never as energetic, tight and massive as tonight. The last verse ("See that creep…") was sung/screamed by the three of them together which alone was mighty impressive.
Overall, a great evening! Very rocky set, band in a great mood (Bent's developing some entertainer qualities, really!), Snah on fire, and the audience was thankful (although sometimes a bit too chatty) and sang along to Feel and Waiting for the one.
So, if you go and see them live in the next days, enjoy!
