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@Ratmaus: I received the same mail 12 days ago. But according to the tracking at posten.no, it was sent from Trondheim Monday this week. Guessing the Greece/Bulgaria concerts this weekend delayed things.
Received Ahsol Caravan today. I knew it was gonna be a record I don’t listen to that often. But at least I know the purchase of it funds exciting MP releases in the future
The Coming of Prince Rupert is the closest thing to an actual song here (great guitar solos by Snah, reminds me of Manuel Göttsching alà Ashra era.) And the 10 minute drone about Yeni the Yeti is really mesmerizing and hypnotic.
I have to be in a specific mood to listen to this record.
The movie synopsis in the inlay tray is hilarious though
First live version of Stalemate since 2001.
Makes sense that they’re playing it in Greece How was the new song?
Both of them up digitally @ Bandcamp now
Also, there’s Bandcamp Friday today. So a possibility to maybe save a few bucks.
Woohoo, managed to secure one of the 977 copies of this album
Started listening to the Bergen Theater 2023 recordings again because I have a suspicion some of that material is going to be part of Ahsol Caravan
think I’ll just download COTF this time.@The Other Anders: When I ordered I did not need to make a Paypal account, there was a second option of ‘pay with credit card’. Might be Norway only, though.
Looks like the Bear Stone setlist was:
Cosmoctopus
Stanley
Psychonaut
Mountain
Rock Bottom40 mins. Bent had to play a borrowed bass due to SAS and KLM showing their true colours of incompetence
Yep, there was a thread when they released their debut last year. This one
@gaspop: Whip That Ghost is basically a pastiche of Whipping Post by Allman Brothers Band. Check out the Fillmore East live album for a mindblowing live-version
Phanerothyme has always been my favorite of the pop-era.
It’s pretty consistent and has unified/consistent songwriting + sound.Only song I don’t like is B.S. (that tanzband guitar by Snah, oof). Other than that, 8 lovely + well-written psyche-pop-rock tunes reminiscent of The Doors, Love, Moby Grape etc.
A bit surprised to hear that Bent doesn’t like it much. I consider it vastly superior to both LTEC and IALC (LTEC lacking energy+direction, while IALC’s 2nd half features 3 of my alltime least favorite MP songs)
