I agree it was a f*ckin amazing show with no songs you've ever heard! it was
like a whole new album, the stage was barely lit at all yet people just
stood and stared.no one was dancing at all-it was wierd-I couldn't even tell
if the audience enjoyed it until there was mad clapping at the end of the
songs......ae "rocked" plain and simple. very minimal show.
it was a shame when the house lights came on- while they were still
playing..my only complaint is that audiences here suck....no one ever moves
it's worse than Toronto.
at least bob your heads a little.....great show though. I'm still buzzing
from it......
Perfume Tree were pretty good too, I haven't heard them before and can be
described as Liz Fraser in an ethereal jump up dNb band..quite good.
spaul
--Unhinged-- wrote:
quoted 18 lines Well Montreal and Toronto ,your in for a treat.Just got in from seeing
> Well Montreal and Toronto ,your in for a treat.Just got in from seeing
> Ae here at the Palladium.Seeing might be a bit of an exageration,as they
> only used 4 candles to illuminate the stage(and one blew out!).But
> hearing is what it's all about,eh?
> Crystal clear sound,not as much distortion or feedback as i had
> presumed.The mixing board seemed to be manned by committee,as there were
> 2 fellows doing the bulk of it while 2 others kept reaching over to
> tweak the odd knob.Can't tell you song titles as none of the show seemed
> to have complete songs that i knew.
> The only dissapointment i can come up with,is that it seemed to take
> the boys a little to long to come out for the encore and when they were
> doing it the club threw on the house lights at 2:00 am,thus kinda
> spoiling the end of an otherwise pretty impressive outing.
> BTW,DJ Chantal played lots of very danceable stuff,bout all i
> recognised was the last tune by Gescom,i believe off the
> skampler....just too tired right now to check!
> over and out,
> william