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Great question, Anders!
There is one Roadwork album I'd like to see created that has been mentioned here before by Tomcat (and maybe others). It draws solely on the Leuven 2019 concert and all the tracks can be viewed at Motorpsychodelicclips, thanks to Bernie's sterling devotion. The only issue is that it would include one track that has already appeared on a Roadwork album.
Side A
Lacuna/Sunrise (31 mins – split onto Side
Side B
Lacuna/Sunrise (concluded)
Uberpilgrim (11 mins) (I think Tomcat suggested Psychotzar in this spot)
Side C
A Pacific Sonata (23 mins)
Side D
Fool's Gold (19 mins)
I've been trying to get some friends (not Motorpsycho fans) to join me for a few days in Amsterdam after my trip over to see MP at Bremen and Köln. Now that the band have booked the 9th May in Amsterdam, I just might be able to go to that show too.
Fingers crossed.
Thank you so much Bernie and Mark. The sound is suprisingly good and I'm really enjoying this recording.
I don't believe this one has been posted yet.
Nothing to Say / Lacuna/Sunrise by Geir Sundstøl
Following from Johnny's post …
My father worked as a draughtsman for EMI, designing outside broadcast vans and the like. After 25 years his job was discontinued, but the company made him an offer to move onto working on defence contracts. This enabled them to avoid giving him a redundancy payoff, because they had offerred him another position instead. He declined the new position as he refused to work on defence contracts. This is one of the decisions my father took of which I'm most proud.
Spotify – already a company with highly questionable ethics – will never get my money.
Quote:Dank State?That'll be the nascent, global, totalitarian state then. (Sorry – couldn't resist!)
I assume you couldn't resist because it's an icky sticky issue for you.
Love this setlist. When I saw it on Facebook I couldn't recall Dank State, so looked it up – they played it during the acoustic set at the Ringnes show in August. On that day they also played something titled "Cold & Bored". I wonder if these are two of the tracks they recorded "at home" and sent to Reine Fiske to play with, assuming that those sent to Fiske are the primarily acoustic recordings they talked about in the article in PROG magazine a few months back.
If a recording of this shown becomes available I'd love to get my hands on a copy. I'm particularly keen to hear Lady May and Empire's End, based on some of the comments made here on the forum about how these songs are sounding live.
I wondered if it was something to do with the translation into English that I read, but honestly, I think that was the least informative review I've ever read. :lol:
I'm rather enjoying this new release from Amsterdam's Tample Fang. The album is titled Fang Temple.
Definitely Gloria
