Heartland

Posted: **29 Dec 2005, 19:34**

boudicca wrote:
Brideoffrankenstein wrote:What I wanted to say but you said it better B

I still listen to Loits though
Tanks!

I must say I'm curious about these guys now... are they metal Libs?

Yes indeedy -
look for "El Kahetse Midagi" (most recent album)

Posted: **30 Dec 2005, 02:34**

Brideoffrankenstein wrote:
boudicca wrote:
Brideoffrankenstein wrote:What I wanted to say but you said it better B

I still listen to Loits though
Tanks!

I must say I'm curious about these guys now... are they metal Libs?
Yes indeedy -
look for "El Kahetse Midagi" (most recent album)

Clean vocals or no?

How much like the mighty 'Bach are they?

Posted: **30 Dec 2005, 18:26**

boudicca wrote:
Brideoffrankenstein wrote:
boudicca wrote: Tanks!

I must say I'm curious about these guys now... are they metal Libs?
Yes indeedy -
look for "El Kahetse Midagi" (most recent album)

Clean vocals or no?

How much like the mighty 'Bach are they?

PM time!

Posted: **07 Jan 2006, 20:55**

Although I appreciate your intelligent analyses, ladies, I still have to say that I had considering to delete my last post - just because it's a thread dedicated to a wonderful, powerful band called DIE KRUPPS

(and all the other things deserve a different topic... maybe). My fault (to f*** up this thread), sorry.

Posted: **07 Jan 2006, 21:09**

Tough cheddar.

Posted: **07 Jan 2006, 21:14**

boudicca wrote:Tough cheddar.

Well don't put it back in the fridge without covering it up properly

, I thought a posh Bird like you would've known that?

Posted: **07 Jan 2006, 21:17**

I was almost ready to talk about one unpleasant accident taking place at Krupps' gig.

Posted: **07 Jan 2006, 21:25**

pikkrong wrote:I was almost ready to talk about one unpleasant accident taking place at Krupps' gig.

Be our guest.

Posted: **07 Jan 2006, 21:41**

well, some of you (those who have been at Die Krupps 25th anniversary tour gigs in 2005) probably know that Engler uses a big metal tube, beating it with metal sticks. in Rakvere (at Green Christmas festival) one guy got injured when Engler had thrown those sticks into the audience. a concussion of the brain

well, he got home after visiting a hospital but a week later had problems with memory.
life is bloody unfair - JÃ¼rgen Engler is probably one of the most friendly and kind rock / pop musicians on Earth. and a man who lives very healthy life - no smoking, no alcohol, no drugs. never used any of them - as he said.
well... here is another, much funnier story. after the gig (the next day) when the local mayor made an excursion for the band - they climbed in ruins of the ancient fortress, made a blast with an old cannon etc - there was one more ritual - to drink a local drink (including strong acohol) and other members of the band were very surprised, seeing Engler drinking alcohol for the first time through years (or decades - depending how many years some of them have been a member of Die Krupps)

Posted: **07 Jan 2006, 21:45**

Sounds suspiciously like the situation at the McHeartland meet...

Posted: **07 Jan 2006, 23:06**

boudicca wrote:Sounds suspiciously like the situation at the McHeartland meet...

flying metal sticks?

Posted: **07 Jan 2006, 23:18**

pikkrong wrote:
boudicca wrote:Sounds suspiciously like the situation at the McHeartland meet...
flying metal sticks?

No, getting *someone*

who, as you know, is usually not the heaviest of drinkers, to partake of the old alky-hol.

And she held her own, oh yes she did!

Posted: **07 Jan 2006, 23:23**

boudicca wrote:
And she held her own, oh yes she did!

Two vodie's and Coke's & Two Baily's by the time I left, who knows, by the time of the next Heartland p*ss up, you might be able to hold some real drink

Posted: **07 Jan 2006, 23:38**

scotty wrote:
boudicca wrote:
And she held her own, oh yes she did!
Two vodie's and Coke's & Two Baily's by the time I left, who knows, by the time of the next Heartland p*ss up, you might be able to hold some real drink

Two more Baileys were consumed before they threw us out, then a vodka and orange at the hotel bar. And still the coke-fuelled jaikies that came up to hassle us (and compare me to Marylin bloody Monroe

) at closing time didn't look in the least bit attractive.

Posted: **07 Jan 2006, 23:40**

boudicca wrote:at closing time didn't look in the least bit attractive.

Now THAT I don't beleive

Posted: **07 Jan 2006, 23:42**

Who else loves Die Krupps? Which period do you prefer: 80s EBM or industrial with heavy guitars or their Nebauten-ish debut album?

Posted: **07 Jan 2006, 23:49**

pikkrong wrote:Who else loves Die Krupps? Which period do you prefer: 80s EBM or industrial with heavy guitars or their Nebauten-ish debut album?

Oh, he tries!

Well you know I loves them.

No-one does Neubauten better than Neubauten, so I'd say late 80's/early 90's. Later they went to sounding a little *whisper* nu-metal, to me anyway. Rings of Steel is a cracking album tho'

.

Posted: **08 Jan 2006, 00:53**

Anyway, they have been always better than Rammstein