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Hi, thanks for the setlist. I think the old song from 1991 with Snah on vocals actually is called On A Plate or Leslie's Vest. Was it this one they played? Check out a Youtube-video of it here.
Good to see the band got a good reception
Murcia setlist, according to setlist-scan on Facebook (thx to Antonio):
– Hogwash
– On A Plate
– Riding The Tiger
– Starhammer —> The Wheel —> Starhammer
– Coalmine Pony
– Neanderthal
– You Lied
– Sparks
– High Time
– Hallucifuge
– Go To California
– Mountain
– Nothing To Say
NOTE: The order of the encores is uncertain, because there were multiple encore-choices listed on the setlist (Black 2 Comm and Diana were also listed, but apparently omitted)
Barcelona setlist (according to a scanned setlist on Facebook, thx to Albert)
Nevermind, correct setlist posted just below…
Found a nice preview for the Murcia concert here
And here's the magic :lol: of Google Translate:
Tonight begins the Motorpsycho awaited tour of our country, which made only four concerts. Accustomed to playing before thousands of people in other European nations, its status unknown in our country, where his records are not, gives us the chance to enjoy nearly unclassifiable rock these Norwegians and their impressive live more than 20 years tradition. One of the quotes will be in room 12 & half of Murcia, also accompanied by the sizzling Schwarz.
You engrossed in a multitude of praise for his extensive and varied discography and in the goodness of its staging, but before a special occasion like this I preferred to give the floor to some of his followers and flipping a clear and simple question: Why you should not miss Motorpsycho concert?
René Esquer (Pinchadiscos Hypocrites): "Because it is rock Champions League because it is the best antidote to Easter, because the end of the world is near and it is probably the only chance we have to see them live … in Seriously, it is one of the best rock bands in the world. "
Antonio Tomás (# Fo): "For whatever kind of music you like, Motorpsycho have made at least one great song like that will leave you picueto."
José ÃÂngel Gómez (October): "Because we enjoy in a place with an amazing sound and optimum capacity to be well at ease. Pop-Rock-Western-Progressive-Jazz … and a lot of psych!"
Larry Sandoval (Student Larry): "If you like to be combed at a concert, this is a good time. Moreover, almost certainly not going to see them again in this land, at least in a small enclosure. We smell his shampoo melenazas. "
Paco Larrosa (12 & a half, La YeserÃÂa): "They are one of the best European bands of the past 20 years, because they are amazing live, because throughout his career have only once come to Spain, because they touch Schwarz openers and finally, because I do not want anyone to tell it and I pricked the conscience for years for not going. "
Angel Perni (October): "To enjoy and Hyenas!"
Yeah, it is. So it could be maybe The Other Fool or The Other Other Fool.
Or it could be something entirely different :lol:
As stated earlier in the thread:
– Bombproof – Leipzig '10
– Loneliness – Haarlem '09
– Wishing Well – Milan '09
– Landslide – Dresden '08
– KDH – Cologne '09
– The Alchemyst – Bremen '08
Yeah, The Visitant is basically a very bland, inferior version of ICU (Boinganoid) imho. The b-side however, the cover of Eagle's Son is pretty damn good.
A little bit of nitpicking: The original version of Wishing Well is in fact from the Starmelt EP :wink:
Quote:The vocals: Guess they redid the one or the other in the studio but that's cool with me if you get such a result. If that is all sung live, respect!It's pretty obvious they did some auto-tune on some of the vocals (esspecially Wishing Well, Bent is inches away from sounding like a smurf occasionally :lol: )
But they also did some "Jimmy Page-ing" in places: Replacing with parts from other performances. Case in point: The end of Wishing Well. If you check out the original Youtube-clip of it posted previously in the thread, you'll hear that Bent originally sang the ending lines quite sour. But on Roadwork 4, it's sung great and way different. So I think they cut in the ending from a different performance (maybe Winterthur Salzhaus 2 days earlier?) However, Wishing Well still rules!
Other than that, AWESOME SHIT! Great to have the Leipzig Bombproof in pristine quality. But I wasn't quite pleased with The Alchemyst, it felt a bit anti-climactic (esspecially when Snah started the flanger-effect on the guitar, everything drowned in a wall of sound) I also like Landslide, but then again Phanerothyme is my favorite pop-period album…
But for me, this is easily the best Roadwork volume this far :MPD:
Getting a bit tired of all the monster-related headlines, though.
