Heartland

Thank you very much for the translation, sunny1!
For once a journalist knew what he was writing about and obviously has understood The Sisters. I'm impressed.

Bartek wrote:anyone noticed that "this Corrosion" seems to be dropped this year

Well we all know that one really well....it was so good to hear Capricorn!

That was such a nice surprise too!

Trust me, we weren't lacking in a really unique set-list this Belgium gig!

has this been posted before?:
Summer / Alice
First & Last & Always
and
Blast

vicus wrote:has this been posted before?:
Summer / Alice
First & Last & Always
and
Blast

I believe it has

Eva wrote:Thank you very much for the translation, sunny1!
For once a journalist knew what he was writing about and obviously has understood The Sisters. I'm impressed.

yes, but you have to understand it is only a part time journalist and Gothic fan to begin with.
it still is very well written but I can imagine he starts from a different point of view as other journalists might.....

MadameButterfly wrote:

Bartek wrote:anyone noticed that "this Corrosion" seems to be dropped this year

Well we all know that one really well....it was so good to hear Capricorn!

That was such a nice surprise too!

Trust me, we weren't lacking in a really unique set-list this Belgium gig!

i said it to show how unusual was gig in Tiennen

darkparticle wrote:did you see the presidents then? those suck ass, crowd torturing, over-hyping, superinflated egoists...I can't describe how unsiutable they were

Thank God no, hearing them from a distance was enough.

christophe wrote:yes, but you have to understand it is only a part time journalist and Gothic fan to begin with.
it still is very well written but I can imagine he starts from a different point of view as other journalists might.....

Ok, I didn't know that. It supports my opinion though that you can only write well about what you know.

Eva wrote:

christophe wrote:yes, but you have to understand it is only a part time journalist and Gothic fan to begin with.
it still is very well written but I can imagine he starts from a different point of view as other journalists might.....

Ok, I didn't know that. It supports my opinion though that you can only write well about what you know.

it was published in a not scene related magazine(website) so thats a start isn't it

Bartek wrote:

MadameButterfly wrote:

Bartek wrote:anyone noticed that "this Corrosion" seems to be dropped this year

Well we all know that one really well....it was so good to hear Capricorn!

That was such a nice surprise too!

Trust me, we weren't lacking in a really unique set-list this Belgium gig!

i said it to show how unusual was gig in Tiennen

good that you meant that! it's what i mean too...it was an amazing gig and it has been for a year or two...the belgium landscape is good for them! but then again so was paris....

belgium Suikerrock was just an absolute star gig no ways about it!

vicus wrote:has this been posted before?:
Blast

Yes. Zottegem 07.

Ozpat wrote:

vicus wrote:has this been posted before?:
Blast

Yes. Zottegem 07.

ooops, guess I have to put this off the list then

darkparticle wrote:did you see the presidents then? those suck ass, crowd torturing, over-hyping, superinflated egoists...I can't describe how unsiutable they were

You were clearly watching a different set to everyone else, then.

Motz wrote:

darkparticle wrote:did you see the presidents then? those suck ass, crowd torturing, over-hyping, superinflated egoists...I can't describe how unsiutable they were

You were clearly watching a different set to everyone else, then.

They were tiring, but by far not as dreadful as the Scabs...

Eva wrote:

Motz wrote:

darkparticle wrote:did you see the presidents then? those suck ass, crowd torturing, over-hyping, superinflated egoists...I can't describe how unsiutable they were

You were clearly watching a different set to everyone else, then.

They were tiring, but by far not as dreadful as the Scabs...

Oh, CAN I GET A WITNESS!!!

I thought that band were absolutely abominable... they managed to encapsulate the ultimate failure of rock'n'roll in that set - turgid was not the word! Look up "pedestrian" in the dictionary and you will surely find a picture of their sorry mugs. By the end of the set I was so throroughly depressed I nearly imploded.

I quite liked that Neil Young cover they did at the end

boudicca wrote: Oh, CAN I GET A WITNESS!!!

I thought that band were absolutely abominable... they managed to encapsulate the ultimate failure of rock'n'roll in that set - turgid was not the word! Look up "pedestrian" in the dictionary and you will surely find a picture of their sorry mugs. By the end of the set I was so throroughly depressed I nearly imploded.

Lady, your use of language is most admirable and sharp as a knife...

radiojamaica wrote:I quite liked that Neil Young cover they did at the end

I liked the whole set, I guess you have to be Belgian to appreciate good music ?

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christophe wrote:

radiojamaica wrote:I quite liked that Neil Young cover they did at the end

I liked the whole set, I guess you have to be Belgian to appreciate good music ?

We must be the three musketeers

Eva wrote:

boudicca wrote: Oh, CAN I GET A WITNESS!!!

I thought that band were absolutely abominable... they managed to encapsulate the ultimate failure of rock'n'roll in that set - turgid was not the word! Look up "pedestrian" in the dictionary and you will surely find a picture of their sorry mugs. By the end of the set I was so throroughly depressed I nearly imploded.

Lady, your use of language is most admirable and sharp as a knife...

Indeed Eva, our Lady DOES have a way with words!

radiojamaica wrote:I quite liked that Neil Young cover they did at the
end

See Claire, that's how I knew that one!

boudicca wrote:I thought that band were absolutely abominable... they managed to encapsulate the ultimate failure of rock'n'roll in that set - turgid was not the word! Look up "pedestrian" in the dictionary and you will surely find a picture of their sorry mugs. By the end of the set I was so throroughly depressed I nearly imploded.

Well I quite liked them overall, although I did expect something a bit less cosy, given the name. I suppose I class them as easy listening rather than rock'n'roll, so their failure to rock doesn't really bother me. Then again, I've never been averse to dad rock in small doses, and that's where the Scabs went wrong. They overstayed their welcome by a long shot and dragged out the 2nd last song till I lost track of the cheese and false endings

christophe wrote:

radiojamaica wrote:I quite liked that Neil Young cover they did at the end

I liked the whole set, I guess you have to be Belgian to appreciate good music ?

I loved the set as well C.

Ozpat wrote:

christophe wrote:

radiojamaica wrote:I quite liked that Neil Young cover they did at the end

I liked the whole set, I guess you have to be Belgian to appreciate good music ?

I loved the set as well C.

I liked them as well, the Scabs are your average rock'n'roll oldies, ideal for a warm festival evening somewhere nice, holding a beer and smiling. Although the 'Robbing a Liquor Store'- Long Version was sooo rock-cliché it almost made me gag (left vs right? That's sooo Neil Diamond!)...

IZ.