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Posted: 05 Jul 2015, 19:51
by Being645
paint it black wrote:Being645 wrote:The Mentalist wrote:
I remember, early or possibly mid naughties, a Sisters guitarist with big hair - Afro-esque if you will, I still wonder if that was Chris Catalyst. Just interested in Eldritch not sure who else did what and when...
Most likely it was Chris Sheehan.
Ben
... not in the 90s (naughties) ...
Posted: 23 Jul 2015, 19:41
by Obviousman
Anyone wants to take over my ticket? I can't make it in the end. See you in Antwerp though
Posted: 01 Aug 2015, 00:58
by sukhoi
Unfortunately, I have to give up this time (again). So enjoy, be wild and hope to see you in October...
Posted: 01 Aug 2015, 05:22
by paul
Have fun @ Suikerrock, folks!
Posted: 01 Aug 2015, 10:21
by iesus
01 Aug 15
Suikerrock Festival Tienen, BELGIUM
That must be today
Wish you a good one. Remember us and bring some vids and photoes
Posted: 01 Aug 2015, 12:21
by czuczu
Am genuinely a tiny bit jealous - a perfect day for beer and frites with too much mayo.
Posted: 01 Aug 2015, 13:57
by damagedone
Is the train station close to the venue?I m thinking of taking the last train back to Brussels after Sisters,which is at 23:49
Posted: 01 Aug 2015, 14:51
by mh
...and here we go! Hope everyone who's there has a good time, looking forward to the reports coming in.
Posted: 01 Aug 2015, 14:57
by euphoria
From my memory it only took 10 minutes something, however looking at a map it seems it's about 900 meters to walk regardless of route.
But yeah, I would try to get that train if I were you, it's more comfortable to run 5 minutes than to spend the whole night at the train station
As they have a band after them in the schedule, I think you will easily make it to that train departure.
Posted: 01 Aug 2015, 16:53
by euphoria
tsomofficial twitter:
Tonight we're at @Suikerrock Festival in Tienen, Belgium. Onstage 2200hrs until 2300hrs.
1 hour only? :-/
Posted: 01 Aug 2015, 18:17
by iesus
Worst thing ever about 10-15 minutes before that time given the body to need a WC... omg
Posted: 01 Aug 2015, 23:08
by Bartek
Without courtesy of Simon, i allow myself to pass information that setlist included Body Electric (fast version) and new cover - song of Larry Wallis I'm a police car. Side note: Larry was early member of Motorhead.
Posted: 01 Aug 2015, 23:40
by jherek
Suikerrock 2015
More
Ribbons
Crash and Burn
Body electric fast
Rock and a hard place
Dr jeep/detonation blvd
I'm a police car
Alice
First last always
Miser Lou
Dominion
Flood I
Lucretia
This corrosion
Temple of Love
Amazingly amazing
Posted: 01 Aug 2015, 23:52
by circle
Thanks for the setlist, looks like a killer
Posted: 02 Aug 2015, 00:02
by Peter KJ
circle wrote:looks like a killer
Yes it was
But to short ...
Note about the setlist:
Flood 2 and not Flood 1
I'm a police car is a Larry Wallis cover.
Posted: 02 Aug 2015, 00:06
by iesus
The setlist is one of the finest i could imagine.
Cover is a real nice song, i am wondering how
did the lyrics, the original has not so low tone vocals.
Thank you for bringing info
Posted: 02 Aug 2015, 00:12
by jherek
Sorry typo on Flood
Btw Eldritch on the cat walk was a near religious experience
Posted: 02 Aug 2015, 01:35
by Being645
Thanks for the setlist,
jherek ...
...
It looks shorter than it was. The Sisters played way longer than the band before them.
Filmic Delights were extensive all during the gig with plenty massacre of lots of sorts, people with blades cutting veins open
or cutting off their own tongue and plenty more such stuff ... naked bodies in acitivty often ending in bloodstream ... loads of
extreme violence and treason towards others as much as towards oneself ... with many excerpts from what looked like Japanese
(and old American) films ... I didn't watch all of it, because watching and listening at the same time did not exactly work here as both
were impressing ... and I decided for listening and watching The Sisters ...
The setlist looks more or less usual, but many (not all) songs were not played as usual (at least not from where I could hear them).
Harmonies shorted at times, which fitted "nicely" to the lesson in violence we were invited to encounter ...
Ah,
I'm A Police Car ... wonderful and no wonder, I felt reminded of the US and the s**t that's going on there ...
I think it's relatively easy to imagine with what sort of bite the singing was consequently done ...
Temple of Love seemed especially nice to me this time: f**k the Devil in his f**king dress ! ...
...
Two hours drive back home, for a contrast listening to Eureka Machines
Brain Waves followed by lots of Joy Division.
On arrival the recording had reached
Atmosphere, almost perfect a travel ... and for now: my bed is a wonderful place ... hope you all sleep well ...
...
Posted: 02 Aug 2015, 01:44
by Andrew S
Loving the summer weather in here Belgium. Tonight's set was a good one. I've only heard the song Police Car once before and that was relatively recently. Eldritch has yet again found a song I love and covered it! I'm happy
Posted: 02 Aug 2015, 05:17
by Husek
Just Found the first video:
A Rock and a Hard Place/ Jeep/Detonation/ Police Car
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_uEigQTK-w
Posted: 02 Aug 2015, 09:22
by MrBlonde
Posted: 02 Aug 2015, 09:40
by bangles
looking good and sounding great
Posted: 02 Aug 2015, 10:42
by radiojamaica
band, movies, friends... good stuff, very good stuff. I might even call it a top nite out!
:notworthy:
Being645 wrote:On arrival the recording had reached Atmosphere, almost perfect a travel ...
I love it when everything falls in place like that
After last night I'm very much thinking about the Köln gig in october too...
Posted: 02 Aug 2015, 11:36
by warp232
okay newbie here but a sisters fan since almost 25 years.
very mixed feelings about the concert from yesterday. if i am not mistaken it was the 7th time that i saw the sisters live (which makes me a newbie once again i guess lol) and it was the first time that the sisters were not headliners on a festival / playing in a venue.
i did like the setlist even if the set was way too short (not their fault) but the crowd did ruin big parts of the concert for me. seriously what a sh*t crowd. perhaps 10% were there for the sisters and all the rest to hang around with friends or waiting for oscar and the wolf. making fun of the sisters. blabbing loudly during the entire gig.
and what with the visuals? they were very distracting and did not work at all with the atmosphere of a sisters concert. i love cult and asian movies, i have most of the stuff they showed in my collection (ichi the killer, gamera, the street fighter, ghost busters, naked killer etc) but this was way too weird.
Posted: 02 Aug 2015, 11:37
by Being645
Great footage ...
... unfortunately no good recording position.
The sound was much better middle on the left. All in all one has to say that at Suikerrock the sound for the bands I've seen was perfect, precise and very direct.
...
... that's more like it ...
... and live it was even better ...
...
radiojamaica wrote:
Being645 wrote:On arrival the recording had reached Atmosphere, almost perfect a travel ...
I love it when everything falls in place like that
Me too. It was a great day out, perfect sound, perfect view, lovely surroundings, wonderful coffee and very nice elderly locals ...
...
On the way there, I took (again) some involuntary detours ... Tirlemont. Had I known that this is the French name of Tienen,
I had taken another motorway and been there hours earlier ...
... but I had missed cruising these wonderful landscapes
and villages ...
... far too long ago that I've been there ... *sigh ...
radiojamaica wrote:
After last night I'm very much thinking about the Köln gig in october too...
You definitely should! Thanks to
conraculix and
MyDominion there's gonna be a wonderful free-entry aftershow party in 5-10 minutes walking distance to the venue ...
...