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Another pretty cool review from Junge Welt:
"Nach Stoppok stampften die Norweger von Motorpsycho den weich gewordenen Untergrund wieder fest. Der baßlastige, schwere Gitarrensound ließ Bastschuhe und Jesuslatschen vibrieren. Den Rest besorgten die geknüppelten Läufe des neuen Schlagzeugers Kenneth Kapstad. Der stellenweise jazzige Progrock ging vom Hirn direkt in die meist dreckigen Füße. Köpfe wurden nach Headbanger-Art etwas linkisch gegen Wände aus Luft geschlagen. Besondere Freude kam bei den Höchstleistungen erfordernden Songs des 2010er Albums »Heavy Metal Fruit« auf."
An article from a local newspaper including a VERY short bit about MP ("during a full moon they opened the festival with a very atmospheric performance"). However, the article postulates that the young generation outdid the old guard — and the old guard also includes MP in the eyes of the reviewer. Btw, Gregg Allman apparently canceled due to sickness — bummer.
Last but not least there is an audio recording of the MP performance which will eventually find its way into circulation.
Way to open a show! Btw, reportedly there was a solid "Mountain"-jam in "Nothing to say" (just as in Steinkjer 25.06.2011). So apparently "Nothing to Mount" on the recent two setlists does not refer to the combo of the two full songs as played earlier this year but rather to a "Mountain"-infused "Nothing to say" àla 1996/97.
Available info on Kongsberg gig summed up: http://motorgigs.org/2011/#09072011
What about "Mountain"? Anyone else can confirm it was omitted? A recording of this show would be very nice…
Fantastic — thanks for sharing! Kinda like the Duna Jam of the north.
…but even before that maybe we could get the raw material first? Then you can take your time to remaster it and we can get the upgrade later on
