Heartland

Pista wrote: ↑28 Oct 2024, 14:56 More features in episode 6 of The Penguin at the 40'40" mark

Came to post this

I guess I should have gone both nights

Planet Dave wrote: ↑09 Oct 2024, 20:57

satanarchist wrote: ↑09 Oct 2024, 15:18 Despite not playing one song from one of the greatest LPs ever recorded, the Fillmore show last night was head and shoulders above both gigs I saw last year. Most excellent

Come to think of it, I don't think they've ever covered anything off Ride The Lightning

I said one of not THE

flowers_to_burn wrote: ↑09 Oct 2024, 21:39 I got stuck behind tall people anywhere I went, mostly got fragments, so cheers to everyone who got full songs

It's me. I'm one of the tallies. I'm in the hat

Lol

Despite not playing one song from one of the greatest LPs ever recorded, the Fillmore show last night was head and shoulders above both gigs I saw last year. Most excellent

Don't really like VT as a whole. It DOES have some shine, but the title track and the Dio song give me pause. I'm mostly a FALAA and earlier guy, but like Floodland as well. I also think the current crop of songs like Caligula, Suzanne, Crash and Burn, Here, Show Me, etc are stronger than most momen...

No songs from FALAA is pretty ridiculous.

Pista wrote: ↑27 Sep 2024, 12:20 I think we're back on the rails now

Pista wrote: ↑15 Sep 2024, 07:23

ribbons69 wrote: ↑14 Sep 2024, 23:59

satanarchist wrote: ↑14 Sep 2024, 23:39 I’m in.

Edit;
Wrong thread, apologies

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I was chiming in that I’ll be attending the Fillmore gig in sf. He thought I was at the Fillmore gig in Detroit last night

I’m in.

Which songs are better is a matter of taste, obviously. To me the main diference between the 4th and the 5th album, so to say, is the development of the songs. The 93-98 songs were composed and performed with the idea of a proper recording in mind, so they sound more "finished" to me. The...

Is this a mistake, as it's not listed on their site. On Fillmore's site there's no show on that date. it's listed. https://www.thefillmoredetroit.com/shows https://concerts.livenation.com/the-sisters-of-mercy-detroit-michigan-09-14-2024/event/080060A3E5524C25?_gl=1*108a1bg*_gcl_au*OTUyODY1OTU3LjE3M...

Ahem, don’t hit me, but I never ever liked Lucretia. I could happily live without ever hearing it again. I would really love Will I Dream, War On Drugs, Lights and Floorshow (only on the last day of the tour to let his voice recover afterwards :wink: ) to come back on. Alternatively I stand by my f...

Jeremiah wrote: ↑15 Aug 2024, 20:24 I agree with Jeep/Detonation, but I like the current version of Marian
Of the new songs, I wouldn't miss I Will Call You or When I'm On Fire.

Right with ya boss.

I'd like it to happen, but it's never going to.

The Wishters of Mercy

The devil may care, but I don't mind.

rivum wrote: ↑06 May 2024, 22:04

satanarchist wrote: ↑06 May 2024, 18:53 Hope it's a different (enough) setlist than the last one I saw twice.

when was the last time there was a substantial change?

I like the new songs, I just would like more than FALAA and Marian off one of the greatest records ever recorded. Would prefer if VT was ignored instead.

Hope it's a different (enough) setlist than the last one I saw twice.

there was a photo posted earlier.

BBRAE wrote: ↑18 Jan 2024, 00:40

oof

I would like him to, but it's ok if he doesn't. I love that they're a "Legacy" band, yet their setlist is as if they're touring on a new album that no one has ever heard.

Wrath of Khan. Undiscovered Country. First Contact. Voyage Home. I even like the first JJ Abrams one a bit. The only ones I really don't care for are The Motion Picture (same experience as GC) and Insurrection. I have a HUGE soft spot for 5 as well because we had it on VHS at my parents and my broth...