- This topic has 10 replies, 9 voices, and was last updated 3 years, 1 month ago by
.
-
Posts
-
Here’s yesterdays setlist:
Lacuna/Sunrise
The Crucible
Cosmoctopus
At Empire’s End
Bonny Lee
Cornucopia
Superstooge
Oppe/Nede
Like Chrome
The United Debased
LLM
Plan #1
—
Fools Gold
About 2h40m
Oh wow, Cornucopia and Plan #1
Could you say what is Oppe/Nede? Upstairs/Downstairs? I also really like the fact that they perform The Crucible again.
@fearsatan: Thanks for recording! Already trying to download, though right now there's still nothing happening. Patience, Johnny!
These days an average MP set is ovbiously bound to disappoint: always too short, favourite tracks not being played due to amount of material availabe etc. Only solution at hand: visit several gigs in a row!
So better concentrate on the positive surprises: Crucible back! Lacuna/Sunrise & Cornucopia always welcome. Fool's Gold! Plan #1 also nice to appear once in a while…
Plan #1 was pure perfection in my ears!
And I really enjoyed Bonny Lee. The band absolutely hit the groove on that one!
Lastly, the version of Fools Gold was absolutely pure gold!!!
Last night was a blast! Great show! Beautiful and energic at the same time. The C was a bit «messy» I thought, but the rest..! Let’s see what they bring to the table tonight.
@Ozzak: I agree – for an oldie*) like me Plan #1 was a higlight, on a very fine night. Another highlight was when somebody in the audience shouted "DEMON BOX", and Bent laughed and said "Ja, særlig!" ("Yeah, right").
*) I first saw them at Hulen, Bergen, in March 1992.
@Be: If you consider 2018 to be a hundred years ago :lol:
Btw, the recording is great. They sound a little rusty in places, but
this will obviously improve throughout the tour.
We have a database with Motorpsycho setlists. You can check out the concerts where Plan #1 has been played:
Yeah, I know about the database and found out 2018 after my comment. As one could say that you can cancel out two years with almost no gigs, it was actually recently. I just had the impression that I haven't heard it in years, while I have seen it somewhat regulary back in the days when me and the band were young.
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.