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Might be the wrong thread, but here’s my band! We’re really inspired by Motorpsycho, so I hope you can hear something you like in this performance:
Ugh, now im bitter i didnt go! I expected them to play the christmas song and a long nox, ehich ive heard enough live for a whole haha
Wow! I'm guessing they're for now done with the whole Gullvåg trilogy sound and are moving on to something new. Very exciting.
Got my copy a couple of days ago after sending them a nudge. I kinda like it! Will blast this hard when Christmas hits again.
Ordered mine on the 23rd of November, but haven't got them yet, nor any mail about them being shipped. Has this happened to anyone else? Can someone please guide me on how I should reach their "customer service"? Hehe
New Corona regulations for Norway were announced yesterday, and a lot of concerts in Norway before 2021 have been canceled. I expect this to affect these gigs as well, so brace yourself for some potentially ugly news
Great concert. I was at the one on thursday as well, and I'd say this was the best. Right from the get go it sounded better, the mixing, playing and the whole vibe seemed improved after a couple of nights on stage.
Personal highlights:
Bonny Lee was bigger and more brutal than I could imagine it being live. Huge sounding, with a great, long jam. Tomas really shined on this one.
Manmower was a very pleasant surprise. My first time hearing it live, I believe, and after listening a lot the version on RW vol. 5, it got my blood pumping. Very different jam though, and they really took their time, and took it down low and played with the dynamics. Bent sung some lines somewhere in the middle of the jam, and it sounded very familiar, but was not a usuall part of the track. Maybe a little nod to something? Got a little pink floyd vibe from it. very unique and unpredictable piece.
I was also very happy to hear Hey Jane.
One more observation that some might find interesting: Snah sings like chrome live, and he does a good job on this one. They play the last verse in 7/8, rather than the 8/8 beat that is on the record. Looked like they were having fun while doing this.
The boys opened the show with song for a bro before Ole entered the stage. I found the setlist very diverse and well built, with both lots of new songs as well as old ones in new form with the band. It was lovely to see the chemistry and the way you could see they admired each other while they had their solo parts and such. Still very much an open rehearsal, as they had to do some tracks over again a couple of times to get right, but it will probably be fine by the shows in Oslo. Could tell Ole was a bit nervous, but I'm sure he enjoyed it a lot as well. Was pretty sweet.
