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Some more trivia: The most winning artist/producer was Helge "Deathprod" Sten, with 11 albums on the list.
Outside of the top 100, according to Adressa, "Angels & Daemons at play" ended at no. 102 while "Heavy Metal Fruit" and "Tussler" also received votes (position not specified).
Prices paid so far: EUR 140.16, EUR 186.26, $305.00, EUR 241.00
It might even be worth it – if the money went into the pockets of the artists, but paying that kind of money to some dude cashing in on somebody else's work???
The piece in Adressa only mentioned Ståle Storløkken, but then Pekka Stokke wasn't mentioned before the Nidaros concert either.
Told you
Direct link to Vimeo Vimeo
The thing about "ledsager" means you can bring someone to help you if you are blind or sitting in a wheelchair etc.
It's confirmed here, Billettservice. Ticket sale by phone it seems.
Spoiler alert – According to Adressa Timothy is at no. 13. Motorpsycho received most votes, the problem is that they are too good, and have made too many great albums – so the votes got spread around.
the funny thing is that it all started with a wish to write a book about Motorpsycho. Then the gentlemen behind the plan decided that one book was to little, and got this list idea so they could write books about the top ten albums…
There will another one!
There's and interview in Adressa today (again); they will be performing in Oslo cathedral Nov. 28. Be there!
A beautiful review for a totally amazing concert.
The only thing I want to add about this truly Once in a Lifetime Experience is the spectacular light show by Pekka Stokke. He lighted up the whole western wall above the organ. It was built around the large circular Rose window at the top of the wall and the organ pipes at the bottom, with individual illumination of each single organ pipe as well as the surrounding columns in the room. He made the window look like a pulsating lens and after a while the organ pipes started moving around. Indescribable.
He has worked with Motorpsycho before and published some of his things on Vimeo. I certainly hope he will do it this time as well.
Looking forward to the recording
The top 10 from Bent is published.
