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Chariot Of The Sun – To Phaeton On The Occasion Of Sunrise (Theme From An Imagined Movie)
Is this their longest song title to date?
Agree with what has been said here. Great start with Whip and Frances, Superstooge once again had Fiske playing the slide guitar lick which was nice, and it had a great noisy middle section. The next four songs didn't cut it for me and Fiske broke a string at some point in there and maybe that took some focus. I also had to struggle with the drunken audience during those songs before I moved away from the worst of them. S.T.G. Picked up the pace again and had another great noisy crescendo, but the best parts of the concert came from the jam section in At Empire's End and out. Cornucopia, Diana and The Wheel were excellent and had some truly wonderful jamming.
Same here. Simply a great gig. I was really reminded tonight of the fact that it's not really too important what setlist they bring, it's more about how often they can be in the zone and churn out a great musical performance. Some splendid moments tonight and plenty of songs where they definitely were in the zone.
You've got the beginning down, so now draw the rest of the fucking owl! :lol:
Seems like the UG-tab is over-simplified to the extent it doesn't quite fit the melody anymore. I tried to look and listen at what Snah does and this seems to be the chords he are playing, more or less, with possibly some details missing:
E|
B|–2–3–3
2–2–5
7-8-7-3-5-1
1-2-5-1-2-5-1-2-5-5G|–0–0–0
0–0–5
7-7-7-5-5-0
0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-5D|–2–4–4
2–0–5
7-7-7-5-5-2
1-2-5-1-2-5-1-2-5-5A|–0–0–5
0–2–3
5-5-5-3-3-3
0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-3e|
The timing and order of chords is left as an assignment for the reader.
Catchy song and a lot of great details!
Vinyl ordered (which would have happened with or without a single)!
Even with quality earplugs I struggled with the sound (though it was definitely a difference from the front to the back,and the sound improved somewhat during the show).
Nonetheless, a great show as already stated!
S.T.G. to the end had a lot of energy and great jams, but the sound in Union was unfortunately a bit too loud as mentioned already. Snah and Lars suffered from this the most. But despite the sound there is already quite the progression with this foursome when it comes to jamming and interesting interactions during the songs:
– the end jam of STG was pure bliss
– Lacuna transcended the Kolbotn-experience, great interactions
– dream home was massive
– wheel was very true to the record, but still one of the heaviest I've heard
– manmower and the tower were both playful and fun.
All in all very psychedelic, loud and fun, but I longed for the Kolbotn-sound many times.
That was as objective as I'm able to be right now, but now for the subjective part:
Wohoooo! Damn I had a lot of fun! Lots of spaced out great moments! I love these guys!
Ship of fools >
Taifun
Bartok
Cuckoo
Stg >
Lacuna
Dream home
Upstairs
Wheel
Plan #1
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Manmower
The Tower
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Our band, Tapewind, recently released our first song and music video:
The song is mastered by Helge Sten. Enjoy!
It's a piece composed by Ralph Vaughan Williams called The Lark Ascending:
