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I asked Trøndelag teater but they didn’t actually have the exact Begynnelser dates in their archives. I am guessing here, but the dates probably have to be as follows if we assume they didn’t play on Sundays (38 shows, 6 days a week between Sept 2 and Oct 15):
Sept 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30
Oct 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15Pretty intense schedule!
And repeated twice at Nationaltheatret in Oslo during the Heddadagene theatre festival the following summer, June 9 and 10 2017
Yes that’s correct – Øyvind Brandtsegg joined for the 18 gigs in April and May 2006, as well as on the Øya festival gig later that year. Here is Øyvind Brandtsegg’s own notes, including links to some outtakes (3x Un Chien, Triggerman, Sancho Says). He played the Marimba Lumina.
Yes there were 38 Begynnelser gigs at Trøndelag teater between Sep 2 and Oct 15 2016. I don’t know the exact dates, sorry. There was also 2 similar Begynnelser gigs at Nationaltheatret in Oslo the following summer, June 9-10 2017. I believe Tos joined Bent ans Snah on all of them. I suppose the setlist were the same, although in interviews at the time they hinted to small changes and improvisation, as per standard Motorpsycho approach.
Thank you so much! This is beyond awesome!
Has it been considered to enter the gigs at Trøndelag teater in 2016 as individual gigs? Now only one is counted (19th Sep), but strictly speaking it would be a seperate “tour” with 38 gigs beween 2nd Sep and 15th Oct I guess?
This one is going to be a good one. Feat. Kjetil Møster on sax! 13th June.
Does anyone know how much, if at all, MP themselves are involved in the visuals? If I have understood how they operate, those kind of things tend to be ousourced and whoever does it are given creative license? I seem to remember some interview where they said they were, eh, a bit surprised by Kim Hjortøy’s album cover choices and had no clue what it ‘meant’ but went with it anyhoo?
Completely with oherdemon’s reaction on this semi-controversy. I very quickly went back to enthusiastic nodding and totally enjoyed the gig. And there was a lot to enjoy. The sound was very good, a lot of excellent jamming and soloing throughout and has anyone mentioned the singing? Better than I have ever heard I think. I agree that Neotzar haven’t necessarily found it’s final form yet, but it made much more sense here compared to the original album version which has never clicked with me.
Dates keep being added on.
Back to the “new release”. Not much detail, but: Preorder 23.01.26
I am pretty sure if you set up a GoFundMe or similar a few of us would be happy to chip in a tenner each to make sure this awesome resource is available, this year and next. We read you: You should’t bear all the cost alone.
…and it says there that the tour, appropriately named (one must assume) “Jupiter and Beyond the Infinite Tour 2026: Initial Operational Sequence” is following the release of their new album.
So, it makes me wonder what the second operational sequence might be.
It says new people in key positions in plural, so it sounds like it’s not just a new drummer. But other than that, it’s anyone’s guess.
Stian Lundberg? Drummer from Trondheim, did one stand-in gig like a year ago if I remember correctly?
Don’t know if this is the right thread, but anyhoo, nice little summary of this year over at their website: Psychonauts! update
One piece of interesting info: “This autumn we have also started work on brand new music with new people in key positions, and you might get to hear some of that next year too, we’ll see! Early days, but already feeling fresh and sounding promising!”
New people? A new drummer? A different Reine? Exciting!
Also, does this mean a second new album – one that is ready for next year (where Fanny is lifted from) and then this one that they refer to above for even later? Or is it the same one?
