Look how he wrinkles his forehead
It's very nice to see the band in this rather unusual situation.
Did you notice how clear the pictures are?
Thank you very much, tailao, for sharing this with us
São Paulo 19 May 2006
Well, I immediately had the same impression Euphoria of Ben being very bored.
Look how he wrinkles his forehead
It's very nice to see the band in this rather unusual situation.
Did you notice how clear the pictures are?
Thank you very much, tailao, for sharing this with us
Look how he wrinkles his forehead
It's very nice to see the band in this rather unusual situation.
Did you notice how clear the pictures are?
Thank you very much, tailao, for sharing this with us
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Good you enjoyed it!Husek wrote:this the best show of my life, perfect!!
(ok ok...maybe its missing some musics but is perfect!!)
i just dont see the drummer and the keyboardman oO...
Setlist?
"as we walk on the floodland"
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robertzombie
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"I wonder what we'll be making Andrew for dinner tonight...?"Perki wrote:"I wonder what I'm having for dinner tonight...?"libby wrote:Well, I immediately had the same impression Euphoria of Ben being very bored.
Look how he wrinkles his forehead
i stay on first row! , i talk with Ben Christo and i got autograph(sing)Ozpat wrote:Good you enjoyed it!Husek wrote:this the best show of my life
(ok ok...maybe its missing some musics but is perfect!!)
i just dont see the drummer and the keyboardman oO...
Setlist?
he say's : Theres 2 setlists, setlist A and Setlist B...The setlists is mirrors but the Setlist A have This Corrion and Setlist B have'it that'is the diference...
they played setlist A
Start with First and last way and finish with Temple of love
Project Personal Dok
Hardware: 100% (Single Hackintosh)
AU: 90%
Software: 90%
The Final Floorshow - My Own Sisters T-Shirt Shop
Hardware: 100% (Single Hackintosh)
AU: 90%
Software: 90%
The Final Floorshow - My Own Sisters T-Shirt Shop
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frederik
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Recording?Ozpat wrote:Good you enjoyed it!Husek wrote:this the best show of my life
(ok ok...maybe its missing some musics but is perfect!!)
i just dont see the drummer and the keyboardman oO...
Setlist?
This Is My Favourite Place On The Planet
So declared Eldritch last night in Sao Paulo.
And there were thousands there to respond with gratitude and love to his words.
Never, in the last 16 years, have I seen a Sisters audience so ready to party. 5000 black clad Brazilians waiting in a line we jumped on Via Funchal for the return of a band that had crashed through the city 15 years previously, but were happy enough to be seen drinking in a bar in Vila Madelena the night before, in the winter here in altitudinous Brazil, where the night-time temperature can drop to 10 degrees.
Every movement by the roadcrew, observed through the ever increasing smoke billowing from the stage was met by hugely ecstatic cheers, until, finally, about 55 minutes since the first Brazilian devotees filed up the stairs to the huge dancefloor, the lights above us went out and the band hit the stage, bathed in blue and purple light.
Crash And Burn greeted the assembled throng - which caused slight problems in that it has never been released officially, so has the quality of a "fans only" tune, having the need to be identified on and downloaded off the net. "Do I Drive - Or Am I Driven?" is a fantastic line, combing angst, melody and a hard rock edge, but isn't necessarily the crowd pleaser to open up with - though to old hands like me it becomes more awesome every time I hear it.
The Sister's current set combines a great deal of 1990's Vision Thing album (Dr Jeep, Detonation Boulevard, When You Don't See Me, Ribbons and Something Fast - 5 out of 8 album tracks played) with a lot of never released stuff paraded in front of live audiences from 97 onwards - Romeo Down (this time a hugely powerful, screaming, demanding, soothing dream of a tune) Summer, Will I Dream, a gorgeous - every bit as good as the download- Susanne, Slept and Still.
A few of the regular enormously crowdpleasing Floodland tracks made it in - Flood, Dominion/Mother Russia, This Corrosion, which, although unnanounced and very unheralded - remember the days of the screaming guitar intro - really got the crowd moving and singing This Corrosion to him, and a version of Lucretia that sounds increasingly like the Love Like Blood version, with a bit of Rock Guitar thrown in over the chorus, but extremly muddy opening which should be all booming bass and whisper.
Not a single song from FALAA. Not one. Even the title track gets excluded, which in the past has been the herald of the show.
A hugely fat and rocky Anaconda, increasingly becoming a staple, an as usual shorn off Temple Of Love,and Alice in her party dress, from the Sisterhood's Gift to us a beautifully slow Giving Ground, the thrash instrumental Top Nite Out which the new guitarists seem to love to death, and they were off after the 80 minute two encore performance into the darkness behind the lines.
Smoky enough, but not anywhere loud as it should be. I never want to hear as I buy a bootleg TShirt outside of a gig.
Strangely unsatisfying.
Which, in the light of another cold day here just under the Equator, is probably exactly as it should be.
So declared Eldritch last night in Sao Paulo.
And there were thousands there to respond with gratitude and love to his words.
Never, in the last 16 years, have I seen a Sisters audience so ready to party. 5000 black clad Brazilians waiting in a line we jumped on Via Funchal for the return of a band that had crashed through the city 15 years previously, but were happy enough to be seen drinking in a bar in Vila Madelena the night before, in the winter here in altitudinous Brazil, where the night-time temperature can drop to 10 degrees.
Every movement by the roadcrew, observed through the ever increasing smoke billowing from the stage was met by hugely ecstatic cheers, until, finally, about 55 minutes since the first Brazilian devotees filed up the stairs to the huge dancefloor, the lights above us went out and the band hit the stage, bathed in blue and purple light.
Crash And Burn greeted the assembled throng - which caused slight problems in that it has never been released officially, so has the quality of a "fans only" tune, having the need to be identified on and downloaded off the net. "Do I Drive - Or Am I Driven?" is a fantastic line, combing angst, melody and a hard rock edge, but isn't necessarily the crowd pleaser to open up with - though to old hands like me it becomes more awesome every time I hear it.
The Sister's current set combines a great deal of 1990's Vision Thing album (Dr Jeep, Detonation Boulevard, When You Don't See Me, Ribbons and Something Fast - 5 out of 8 album tracks played) with a lot of never released stuff paraded in front of live audiences from 97 onwards - Romeo Down (this time a hugely powerful, screaming, demanding, soothing dream of a tune) Summer, Will I Dream, a gorgeous - every bit as good as the download- Susanne, Slept and Still.
A few of the regular enormously crowdpleasing Floodland tracks made it in - Flood, Dominion/Mother Russia, This Corrosion, which, although unnanounced and very unheralded - remember the days of the screaming guitar intro - really got the crowd moving and singing This Corrosion to him, and a version of Lucretia that sounds increasingly like the Love Like Blood version, with a bit of Rock Guitar thrown in over the chorus, but extremly muddy opening which should be all booming bass and whisper.
Not a single song from FALAA. Not one. Even the title track gets excluded, which in the past has been the herald of the show.
A hugely fat and rocky Anaconda, increasingly becoming a staple, an as usual shorn off Temple Of Love,and Alice in her party dress, from the Sisterhood's Gift to us a beautifully slow Giving Ground, the thrash instrumental Top Nite Out which the new guitarists seem to love to death, and they were off after the 80 minute two encore performance into the darkness behind the lines.
Smoky enough, but not anywhere loud as it should be. I never want to hear as I buy a bootleg TShirt outside of a gig.
Strangely unsatisfying.
Which, in the light of another cold day here just under the Equator, is probably exactly as it should be.
There are worse things than murder at the back of the mind.
sorry my friend... but i loved the show... the sisters of mercy is one of my favorite bands!!!!!
16 years.... so sorry baby, but I know of the show, and some friends ask me about the show...
Some people, speek me about the much smoke in show... but The Sisters play some musics that I don´t believe!
I loved the show my friends, I love The Sisters of Mercy....
16 years.... so sorry baby, but I know of the show, and some friends ask me about the show...
Some people, speek me about the much smoke in show... but The Sisters play some musics that I don´t believe!
I loved the show my friends, I love The Sisters of Mercy....
Tailão of mercy say...
Hey now, hey now now, sing This Corrosion to me
Hey now, hey now now, sing This Corrosion to me
Hey now, hey now now, sing This Corrosion to me
Hey now, hey now now, sing ...
On daze, like this
In times like these
I feel an animal deep inside
Heel to haunch on bended knees
Living on if and if I tried,
Somebody send me ... please ...
Dream wars and a ticket to seem
Giving out and in
Selling the don't belong
Well, what do you say
D'you have a word fro Giving Away?
Got a song for me?
Hey now, hey now now, sing This Corrosion to me
Hey now, hey now now, sing This Corrosion to me
Hey now, hey now now, sing This Corrosion to me
Hey now, hey now now, sing ...
I got nothing to say I ain't said before
I bled all I can, i won't bleed no more
I don't need no one to understand
Why the blood run hold
The highered hand
On heart
hand of God
Floodland and Driven Apart
Run cold
Turn
Cold
Burn
Like a healing hand
Like a healing hand
Like a healing hand
Like a healing hand
Hey now, hey now now, sing This Corrosion to me
Hey now, hey now now, sing This Corrosion to me
Hey now, hey now now, sing This Corrosion to me
Hey now, hey now now, sing ...
On daze, like this
In times like these
I feel an animal deep inside
Heel to haunch on bended knees
Living on if and if I tried,
Somebody send me ... please ...
Dream wars and a ticket to seem
Giving out and in
Selling the don't belong
Well, what do you say
D'you have a word fro Giving Away?
Got a song for me?
Hey now, hey now now, sing This Corrosion to me
Hey now, hey now now, sing This Corrosion to me
Hey now, hey now now, sing This Corrosion to me
Hey now, hey now now, sing ...
I got nothing to say I ain't said before
I bled all I can, i won't bleed no more
I don't need no one to understand
Why the blood run hold
The highered hand
On heart
hand of God
Floodland and Driven Apart
Run cold
Turn
Cold
Burn
Like a healing hand
Like a healing hand
Like a healing hand
Like a healing hand
Tailao, I love the band too, ever since the first jangle of Temple of Love, and the first crashing chord of Afterhours.
But I can't just close my brain and say every show is as good as every other show.
In parts, Sexta Feira was fantastic, a real party, good modern set list, still that of a band in progress rather than a greatest hits cabaret act, and personnel who are obviously having a great time.
But it wasn't the best gig I've ever seen them play. Gotta be honest. Definitely not loud enough. I don't expect them to be Motorhead, and my ears should not be raw inside and rattling like after a double whammy encore of Orgasmatron and The Ace of Spades, but I do not want to hear the bloke next to me either.
All round, a good night, but I can't wait to see them again.
But I can't just close my brain and say every show is as good as every other show.
In parts, Sexta Feira was fantastic, a real party, good modern set list, still that of a band in progress rather than a greatest hits cabaret act, and personnel who are obviously having a great time.
But it wasn't the best gig I've ever seen them play. Gotta be honest. Definitely not loud enough. I don't expect them to be Motorhead, and my ears should not be raw inside and rattling like after a double whammy encore of Orgasmatron and The Ace of Spades, but I do not want to hear the bloke next to me either.
All round, a good night, but I can't wait to see them again.
There are worse things than murder at the back of the mind.
other video link:
http://p.mm.uol.com.br/showlivre/sister ... rcym03.wmv
http://p.mm.uol.com.br/showlivre/sister ... rcym03.wmv
http://rapidshare.de/files/21149128/sis ... 3.wmv.htmlMethedrome wrote:Once again, can someone post a link for a downloadable version of the vid?
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Thanks, Dan...i for one was getting fed up watching that video stopping every 10 seconds.
we've got beer and we've got fuel
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others pics of press conference in São Paulo - 17 may 2006 and show in São Paulo - 19 may 2006
http://lucianapictures.nafoto.net
kisses
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itnAklipse
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Nice...also the Sisters pics 
Thanks.
Thanks.we've got beer and we've got fuel