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Some may wonder who Ingebrigt Davik is. Most kids of a certain age in Norway have endured his music and stories for children.
I would like to believe he is most lovingly remembered for his Norwegian voice-over on the legendary TV series Romlingane (Klangers)
http://www.nrk.no/video/se_klipp_fra_romlingane/F8F9FA6560E5B9DC/
Ingebrigt is now a psychonaut:)
Acoustic set:
Blueberry daydream
Stay young
Feel
Now it's time to skate
Waiting for the one
Cloudwalker
Hey Jane
Barleycorn
Hell 1-7
The afterglow
Starmelt/lovelight
Serpentine
Plan #1
Kvæstor
Entropy
2 hours
I think this is the correct setlist. Great concert; sound also good most of the time.
I love the fact that they added Afterglow to the setlist, but did they have to skip Wearing Yr Smell? I was really looking forward to that one in Bergen.
The setlist: http://1drv.ms/1oQjxP0
hm The Promise isn't really a regular in these shows. I hope they didn't drop it. I can imagine it's a **** to play and sing.
Overall the choice of songs seems quite light hearted. Somewhat like the IALC tours, no?
Quote:hm The Promise isn't really a regular in these shows. I hope they didn't drop it. I can imagine it's a **** to play and sing.Overall the choice of songs seems quite light hearted. Somewhat like the IALC tours, no?
Yeah, I noticed that too. Hasn't been played since Rockefeller. It's kinda understandable though since Bent @ Rockefeller wasn't close to replicating the intense vocal he had in the studio (the playing was great, though)
This year's setlists have been refreshing IMO. Shows that MP doesn't have to make every gig a jam-marathon, and that they can allow themselves a little nostalgia now and then. However I'm guessing that the setlist will change dramatically when they hit Europe in 2 months. Europe almost always gets more jammy & far-out shows than Norway.
Quote:However I'm guessing that the setlist will change dramatically when they hit Europe in 2 months. Europe almost always gets more jammy & far-out shows than Norway.I'm totally fine with a more spaced out +/- 3 hour show, as long as they keep the acoustic set
I wouldn't mind more songs and less jammy but 2 hours sure is too short. So acoustic plus electric with lots of songs and a couple of epics for 3 hours would be a blast.
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