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It's not for copying, just streaming audio.
Check it out: http://3voor12.vpro.nl/luisterpaal/albums.html
The review from Dagsavisen is now available. And a fairly :wink: good one too.
Hm, for me it sounds a bit strange, that they will play the whole album every night.
That's a totally new step in theire life career. will see, if it works.
I for one love a lot of mp live. The energy, the jams, the fun, and last but not least the suprises.
And I always thought they are too spontaneous to do something like that.
The unicorn is in the house!
YEHA!!!
Its god to live in the near of Hamburg:
The postman gave me just a letter with the new album.
Close your eys, relax and be happy
"They don't ever play the same songs the same way everynight, do they?"
It's not only a matter of "order" in the setlist… you really can NEVER say what songs they will play every night.
I think I'll attend only one show this year if they really intend to make their "The Wall" tour…
This was also mentioned in the Adressa interview (still not published on the web).
It's another first for them to play the full album over 30 shows, as they have never before played the same set twice. If the audience wants to hear something else they'll have to ask for encores.
If you live in Trondheim, this is the place to be tonight
If you live in Oslo, this is the place to be tonight. Cant' wait to hear the record blasted out from a PA system.
As far as i know they've never made a true concept album either. Alot of new things happening now
And becides…the album is 80+ minutes (83:44 to be exact). Now tell me the last MP concert any of you have been to that lasted that short (except festival gigs that is). I bet they'll cram a good 30 minutes of old stuff into the setlists aswell. And like alex mentioned….the jams will be different every night.
I'm not worried. And the album is EPIC, and i for one would really like to hear the whole thing live from start to finish.
Playing a live set in a strict running order every night is the weird thing for Motorpsycho to do. Hence probably THE one reason to actually do it this time.
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