Posted: 24 Aug 2005, 07:08
I prefer not to remember them. At all.pikkrong wrote: I remember Sulpher in Berlin 2003.
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Posted: 24 Aug 2005, 07:39
maybe there are some people that liked Paradise Lost...
Posted: 25 Aug 2005, 02:33
They grew on me after a while.Eva wrote:I prefer not to remember them. At all.pikkrong wrote: I remember Sulpher in Berlin 2003.
Posted: 30 Aug 2005, 21:05
You had a conversation with them?Andrew S wrote:They grew on me after a while.Eva wrote:I prefer not to remember them. At all.pikkrong wrote: I remember Sulpher in Berlin 2003.
Posted: 31 Aug 2005, 01:10
Yes. The heckling I got in Berlin was apparently "part of the act". They were much nicer offstage.pikkrong wrote:You had a conversation with them?Andrew S wrote:They grew on me after a while.Eva wrote: I prefer not to remember them. At all.
Posted: 31 Aug 2005, 07:23
They "bought" you with a lousy t-shirt...Andrew S wrote:Yes. The heckling I got in Berlin was apparently "part of the act". They were much nicer offstage.pikkrong wrote:You had a conversation with them?Andrew S wrote: They grew on me after a while.
Posted: 31 Aug 2005, 16:10
And a few drinks.Eva wrote:They "bought" you with a lousy t-shirt...Andrew S wrote:Yes. The heckling I got in Berlin was apparently "part of the act". They were much nicer offstage.pikkrong wrote: You had a conversation with them?
Posted: 31 Aug 2005, 20:33
Was it SO lousy that you can't use it even as a pillow in trains?Eva wrote:They "bought" you with a lousy t-shirt...Andrew S wrote:Yes. The heckling I got in Berlin was apparently "part of the act". They were much nicer offstage.pikkrong wrote: You had a conversation with them?
Posted: 01 Sep 2005, 01:32
It was after I'd finished with it. I wore it to their last gig on the tour but snipped off the sleeves so my head&star tattoo was visible.pikkrong wrote:Was it SO lousy that you can't use it even as a pillow in trains?Eva wrote: They "bought" you with a lousy t-shirt...
Not really enough material left for a pillow.Posted: 06 Sep 2005, 16:02
Their name is FANOE and it was the first official gig....pikkrong wrote:
Really strange that I had forgotten it. And strange that when I was going to post a note about them you had already done it
Yesterday, when I was lying on my back, I it occurred to me that there was quite amusing support band in Zürich. Sometimes they reminded me Glitter band
But what was their name
Posted: 06 Sep 2005, 16:15
First gig? Supporting the Sisters right away?kronik wrote:Their name is FANOE and it was the first official gig....pikkrong wrote:
Really strange that I had forgotten it. And strange that when I was going to post a note about them you had already done it
Yesterday, when I was lying on my back, I it occurred to me that there was quite amusing support band in Zürich. Sometimes they reminded me Glitter band
But what was their name
Wow
Posted: 06 Sep 2005, 18:17
Yep. And apparently 
himself gave his ok. They weren't bad btw. 
himself gave his ok. They weren't bad btw. Posted: 06 Sep 2005, 22:54
i agree...not bad..but a little boringly...Eva wrote:Yep. And apparently
Posted: 07 Sep 2005, 06:42
Yes, you're right. But, to be fair, what chance has any band that plays before The Sisters? I can only speak for myself, but when I go to a Sisters gig anybody who plays before is a mere nuisance, no matter how good they are. But that's at least partly my fault and not theirs...kronik wrote:i agree...not bad..but a little boringly...Eva wrote:Yep. And apparently
Posted: 07 Sep 2005, 17:53
maybe there are some people that liked Paradise Lost...
Dear AndremcCabe,
I have just seen them last friday. I walked away within 20 minutes. The singer was in such a bad mood! He was trying to ruin my perfect evening.
ilsen
Dear AndremcCabe,
I have just seen them last friday. I walked away within 20 minutes. The singer was in such a bad mood! He was trying to ruin my perfect evening.
ilsen