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Loved heaRING Manmover and Upstairs/Downstaira fleshed out. Missed another guitarist, especially on Lacuna where Snah played his solo (poorly?) over the quiet parts. Best thing about this show was the seated venue. Very very quiet audience (Saturday night??) and a room + PA which lends itself to lower volumes. The low volume dynamics and details of the sound was miles and miles better than anything I've heard at an MP-show before. They need to come back and explore/take advantage of this again! And for the umptenth time I was boken away by the tightness and TRØKK from the three guys on stage (and the stummende is new!!)
Context: seen 35 MP gigs. Not so many in the past 10 years. I like parts of LLM, HBM and The Tower is still good two weeks in. Except the Opera shows and Tussler gigs, it's the best I've seen in 15 years. ( regarding HBM: Just Bent on keys +Maybe Thomas?)
Liked the setlist. Would of course have liked more oldies, but I knew what to Expert. Loved the kamming middel of Un Chien – completely New to me. Great Heartattack Mac which made me want to hear Black to Comm. A shame they disn't play ASFE which is growing from a decent single to a great song.
Horrible horrible setlist. Less than a handful decent songs on the setlist and they drop two of them. Then they end the show with the most dreadful (MP) song ever. I'm selling my Oslo Konserthuset tickets.
Still good seats available for the Konserthuset-gig. I'm a bit surprised.
I thought everyone, like me, had been waiting for a seated MP-show for 20-years?
Yes, the Opera-show was great, but not a proper Motorpsycho live show. I'm really looking forward to this. Probably an intermission (toilet break) and you can drink from proper glasses and the serve decent wine.
After Le Them Eat Cake they basically released outtakes for ten years. No need for a boxset from that period.
Gusse"The sound: Quite OK, but as always (at least in Rockefeller), Bents bass rumble swallows a lot of Snah details. In my opinion, I'd liked to have Snah slightly louder or to hear them in a different venue, like Sentrum Scene."
I wasn't there yesterday, but bass rumble and resonanaces is always a usually at Rockefeller. And more so With Motorpsycho (due to Bents volume and presence) than most bands. Less of a problem at Sentrum Scene. And they could easily sell out a 1600 capacity venue as well. The seated gallery would bring another couple of hundred people who've stopped going to MP shows.
Are you 100% sure that it isn't the Stickman edition distributed by Sony norway?
Even if it Stickman didn't sell a batch to Sony (or don't remeber), it doesn't mean that Sony Norway didn't get their hands on a few copies.
The fact that this is the only TM-listing on the PKwebsite(except the 4cd version) makes me think that this is the listing for the edition that have been sold for the past 20 years.
You guys haven't ordered it yet?
It was the cd/dvd duplication facility that burnt down. Does Pallas press Stickman's cds?
If it was the vinyl pressing plant (situated across the street) it would be a disaster. Pallas is one of 2-3 (4 tops) pressing plants in the world that presses high quality vinyl these days. (I only purchase new vionyl pressed at RTI and Pallas. So much quality issues with everyone else jumping the vinyl trend and pressing poor quality vinyl).
TheOne FormerlyKnownAsDaniel: Which show did you see?
Thing is though. I can't recall Bent's vocals being as high in the mix as this before.
Easy to hear all his flaws.
He sang pretty good to me (for Bent). But sure, neither Ståle, Snah or Bent are great singers and in the opera with strings it's just more obvious.
Great show!
Haven't seen that many Motorpsycho-shows lately (Once since 08 I think, 30+ between 98 and 08) and I really enjoyed it, although I didn't really know the material. I think I've listened to the Unicorn once (moving house, the hifi have been in boxes), but I'll definitely listen more to it.
And I loved being able to sit down. I've wanted to sit down while seeing Motorpsycho live for 15 years!
