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They’ve interviewed Snah:
– Geb will mainly play acc guitar and banjo, but cannot resist getting behind the drums for some songs.
– Anneli has been asked, but is busy – time will show.
– Lars Lien will play
– So will Deathprod
– Snah’s found the red sweater and is considering cutting his hair and beard
– Morten F will do the lights
Gebhardt will play: excellent!
But somehow I’m more excited about the red sweater… :mrgreen: Could that mean he’s considering bringing the red Guild Starfire as well?
Lucky bleeders: have fun!
Quote:Snah’s found the red sweater and is considering cutting his hair and beardNoooooooooo! Don’t do it Samson!
Sorry Mo, but they’ve already stated several times that the Timothy’s show @ Øya is a one-off thing.
They are however negotiating with NRKP3 about recording. Not sure if it’ll be video or audio only.
Oh yes, please let them document this in some way!
However cool a Monster Tour would be for us, I think they would consider that too much of a stadium rock thing. Also, they would have to make sure everyone that played on the album can come on the tour, a lot of planning and money needed.
It could be cool though. I saw the Floyd play the whole “Dark Side of the Moon” when they toured for the 30th anniversary of that album, that was really good. And it seems that The Stooges with Williamson performing the whole of “Raw Power” right now is something to witness.
Greetings,
Thomas
Actually, Iggy and the Stooges are also playing at Øya. But that will not be a Raw Power show. Which is fine by me, because I want to hear some Funhouse and Kill City songs too :lol:
Unfortunately, Anneli Drecker is playing with Röyksopp in Prague the same day as MP @ Øya
. So she can’t attend. But apparently all the other guest players will be there…
@otherdemon: The Stooges are playing there too? So cool! According to the reviews I read, they don’t play the whole thing stock from start to finish and intersperse songs from “Kill City Radio” and from the other two Stooges albums. Their shows are short to begin with and a festival gig could be even shorter, no time for the whole thing and “I wanna be your dog” anyway! :mrgreen:
Greets,
Thomas
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