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According to Setlist.fm
Dreamhome
August
Ãœberpilgrim
The Other Fool
Crucible
Coventry Boy
Heartattack Mac
Lux
Mountain
Psychotzar
You Lied
Fool's Gold
Can anyone confirm or elaborate?
"Coventry Boy"! Nice choice. First time in six years, and always a rarity, really. To quote Yngwie, more Trust Us is more!
Only one song from The Tower must be a first in a while, and "Mountain" > "Psychotzar" is some hevveh dooteh. :smoke:
Oh, and chill out to Hellhammer? Brilliant!
Day off today, and I still think Hamburg and Oslo have the two best setlists so far (not often I can say that about Oslo these days), but "Master Builder" has been a very promising addition for us who like the heavy psych stuff. Could it be a new "Tristano" of sorts?
Just a few bits of subjective and irrelevant information:
The show must have been somewhat under 2:30 hours, at least it felt very short.
The crowd was very attentive and during Fool's Gold, everyone was seemed to be moved. For me, to date the most intimate performance of Fool's Gold I've witnessed.
Reine was unfortunately not very present in the mix, both with Mellotron and Guitar.
Tomas wore a T-Shirt saying "Listen to Switchmaster"
Talking about T-Shirts: Not available from the Webshop, but the Merchandise sold Kids' T-Shirts. At first I was delighted until I noticed that they come in either blue or pink. Seriously? In the 21st century? From a Scandinavian band?
We're free to buy the pink one for a boy and blue for a girl
I stood first row in front of Reine and heard mostly the on stage racket and therefore his guitar very well, not so much the keys, though, which went straight to the PA I guess, and his guitar sometimes was more audible than Snah's at my position. Which was interesting, this "shift" provided a different colour to the whole tumultum. Needless to say: a fine player!
Short chat with Bent: among lots of other, beyond-MP projects, they're to record the next one in september.
Ah yes, Hellhammer. I wondered which one will come up, I'd had bet on Celtic Frost. Though The Young Gods would have been the most appropiate one, them being the best swiss band ever (science fact!) and coming from the french part of Switzerland (though not from Lausanne I think…). But of course chill out to Hellhammer is way funnier.
@ Juergen: Thank you very much for sharing the show on DIME. Didn't expect too much from the setlist – but what an onslaught! Recorded directly in front of Bent's amp obviously – bass very prominent in the mix to say the least. I love that!
Btw. my favourite "Lux" of this tour – a little roughness really improves the odd prog anthem!
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