Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 00:05
Ditto. In detail.paul wrote:Looking forward to the first reviews!
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Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 04:11
Setlist?
Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 07:19
Yellow shirt ?
Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 08:31
Weimar scenes?
Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 08:55
come on people give us something!
Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 09:12
just returning with train, so that only shortly...
very good gig, event though not so crowded, and crowd not so wild.,
setlist: opener - Ribbons, no surprise - No Time To Cry, Logic and More included beside usual songs. Encores SF, Lucretia, Pipeline, Temple. Voice very clear and strong, guitars storming as usually
more to come in the evening, now I'm heading to work... And maybe some vids too
very good gig, event though not so crowded, and crowd not so wild.,
setlist: opener - Ribbons, no surprise - No Time To Cry, Logic and More included beside usual songs. Encores SF, Lucretia, Pipeline, Temple. Voice very clear and strong, guitars storming as usually
more to come in the evening, now I'm heading to work... And maybe some vids too
Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 11:01
setlist:
Ribbons
Crash & Burn
Train / Det Boulevard
Logic
Marian
No Time To Cry
F&L&A
More
Arms
Alice
Anaconda
Dominion
Summer
Flood II
Vision Thing
--
Something Fast
Lucretia
Pipeline
Temple Of Love
Ribbons
Crash & Burn
Train / Det Boulevard
Logic
Marian
No Time To Cry
F&L&A
More
Arms
Alice
Anaconda
Dominion
Summer
Flood II
Vision Thing
--
Something Fast
Lucretia
Pipeline
Temple Of Love
Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 11:08
Thanks for this one -- 
Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 11:12
I see nothing surprising.
More is moved a bit, that is about it.
More is moved a bit, that is about it.
Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 12:46
Any new shirts? 
Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 13:25
yeah!ribbons69 wrote:Any new shirts?
and maybe something new in the merc. stand?
Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 13:28
Yeah, setlist is unsurprising. Glad to hear that the voice is still holding up though.
Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 14:03
So, here is some starter - and what else, than opener...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snq48N8n5w4
Longer review and maybe some other vids later in the evening, now I have to really, really work...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snq48N8n5w4
Longer review and maybe some other vids later in the evening, now I have to really, really work...
Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 14:15
There was no merchandise. The only T-shirts on sale were the Nova Rock ones with all the bands listed on the back.
Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 15:44
Nice entrancesukhoi wrote:So, here is some starter - and what else, than opener...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snq48N8n5w4
Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 16:00
nice to see the same yellow shirt againsukhoi wrote:So, here is some starter - and what else, than opener...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snq48N8n5w4
Longer review and maybe some other vids later in the evening, now I have to really, really work...
Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 16:40
ORF did not like it (same rubbish since 20 years, hired hands etc.):
http://fm4.orf.at/stories/1683846/Temple Of Love?
Problemfall The Sisters Of Mercy. Zwei Jahrzehnte ist es her, dass Andrew Eldritch das letzte Sisters-Studioalbum veröffentlichte. Und es wird wohl auch nie mehr eines kommen. Eher führt China demokratische Wahlen ein. Dennoch quält sich Mister Edritch in unregelmäßigen Abständen auf die Bühne um sich auch ein finanziell unabhängiges Leben in der postapokalyptischen Welt nach der EHEC-Gurken-Zombie-Invasion garantieren zu können.
Erst im Winter haben die Sisters bzw. Eldritch mit Castingband in Wien gespielt. Und es ist immer derselbe Katzenjammer. Über ein mächtiges Instrumentalplayback haut die Band ein paar dicke Powerchords drüber und Andrew singt-spricht irgendwas. Auch der begeistertste Fan vermag die Hits manchmal kaum zu erkennen. Und die Adepten auch wirklich zu demütigen. Das ist zynisch. Optisch mag das vielleicht noch auf gewisse Art und Weise cool anzusehen sein, nichtsdestotrotz haben wir das schon zu oft genossen und jetzt endgültig genug davon.
Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 17:07
I just got back home and I'm too knackered and too elated to write anything comprehensive (I'll try later), so I'll just put it short: it was absolutely great and the interaction with the audience did occur in all its glory right from the first minutes of the gig. The trip was very tiring but so very worth it!
The trip was very tiring but so very worth it! Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 17:55
Much appreciated, thank you!sukhoi wrote:So, here is some starter - and what else, than opener...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snq48N8n5w4
Longer review and maybe some other vids later in the evening, now I have to really, really work...
Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 19:06
Thanks guys for the updates and thank you very much sukhoi for the video!!
Seems like it was a great show and you surely had better sound then we had @ Gasometer :.P (you can actually hear him sing!).
Seems like it was a great show and you surely had better sound then we had @ Gasometer :.P (you can actually hear him sing!).
Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 19:38
Thanks Dr Poo ...Dr Poo wrote:setlist:
Ribbons
Crash & Burn
Train / Det Boulevard
Logic
Marian
No Time To Cry
F&L&A
More
Arms
Alice
Anaconda
Dominion
Summer
Flood II
Vision Thing
--
Something Fast
Lucretia
Pipeline
Temple Of Love
... Wiki updated ... looks to me like a dream of a setlist ... 
...Also thanks to vicus ... lovely pictures ... if we can go by how bad the review is, The Sisters's gig seems to have been quite a good one ...
... ...Cool, sukhoi ...sukhoi wrote:So, here is some starter - and what else, than opener...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snq48N8n5w4
Longer review and maybe some other vids later in the evening, now I have to really, really work...
... very much looking forward to your produce ... ...Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 20:04
Yes, the sound was very good, so were the lights and the smoke (slightly more of it when the photographers were allowed, as usually ). Ok so here's my impression of what I experienced in the past 2 days:
10 hours of driving (because of numerous traffic jams and works on the roads)
. Then about one hour of walking in the heat from the parking place to the entrance to the festival (because the festival area is so big). Then nearly two hours spent on trying to get in, because of the ticket cockup confusion: nobody knew anything, I was sent from one person to another to another to another and nobody knew anything about the ticket swap, at some point I was treated like a crazy person trying to show them possibly fake (!) e-mails from office@novarock.at ("but who is this? we don't know this e-mail address") and from the Sisters guitarist ("who? sister of mercy? but we don't have such a band on the leaflets, are you sure that they play here today?")... luckily finally somebody was kind enough to help, he went somewhere to check something and got to know that they in fact had been given a clear instruction from the band about the entire situation, and it was just the poor quality of information flow that's to blame. 
Fair enough, I got the wristband and I entered, wa-hooo! Two beers, one cider, time to find the stage. And now the truly hard part begun. 7 hours of standing in uninterrupted sunlight, in the crowd who like to jump - the ground is very dry, so imagine the amount of dust in the air! And the bands. Ooooooh, the bands. I can't remember how many, five or six, I can't remember the names or anything apart from the terrible noise, some very silly clothes, the "we love you austria, you are the best audience in the world" attitude (yeah yeah, as if, I bet you say the same at every gig you liar), and other much more embarrassing examples of how easy it is to control a crowd of drunk teenagers... At some point when the sun was going down, I really thought I was going to either puke and leave, or leave and puke. I got those thoughts like: what am I doing?, I'm mad, I should leave this place and see a doctor, why am I doing this to myself? Honestly - I did have such stupid thoughts, so you can imagine how terrible it was.
But then it started. First few seconds and everything suddenly makes sense, everything just clicks into place. An emphasised word here and there, an accidentaly altered or repeated line or two, a gesture, a meaning so delicate but so much more true than the "meaning" of the previous 7 hours. Thank you dearest Sisters for being what you are and here's to the next one! 
). Ok so here's my impression of what I experienced in the past 2 days:10 hours of driving (because of numerous traffic jams and works on the roads)
. Then about one hour of walking in the heat from the parking place to the entrance to the festival (because the festival area is so big). Then nearly two hours spent on trying to get in, because of the ticket cockup confusion: nobody knew anything, I was sent from one person to another to another to another and nobody knew anything about the ticket swap, at some point I was treated like a crazy person trying to show them possibly fake (!) e-mails from office@novarock.at ("but who is this? we don't know this e-mail address") and from the Sisters guitarist ("who? sister of mercy? but we don't have such a band on the leaflets, are you sure that they play here today?")... luckily finally somebody was kind enough to help, he went somewhere to check something and got to know that they in fact had been given a clear instruction from the band about the entire situation, and it was just the poor quality of information flow that's to blame. Fair enough, I got the wristband and I entered, wa-hooo! Two beers, one cider, time to find the stage. And now the truly hard part begun. 7 hours of standing in uninterrupted sunlight, in the crowd who like to jump - the ground is very dry, so imagine the amount of dust in the air! And the bands. Ooooooh, the bands. I can't remember how many, five or six, I can't remember the names or anything apart from the terrible noise, some very silly clothes, the "we love you austria, you are the best audience in the world" attitude (yeah yeah, as if, I bet you say the same at every gig you liar), and other much more embarrassing examples of how easy it is to control a crowd of drunk teenagers... At some point when the sun was going down, I really thought I was going to either puke and leave, or leave and puke. I got those thoughts like: what am I doing?, I'm mad, I should leave this place and see a doctor, why am I doing this to myself? Honestly - I did have such stupid thoughts, so you can imagine how terrible it was. But then it started.
First few seconds and everything suddenly makes sense, everything just clicks into place. An emphasised word here and there, an accidentaly altered or repeated line or two, a gesture, a meaning so delicate but so much more true than the "meaning" of the previous 7 hours. Thank you dearest Sisters for being what you are and here's to the next one! Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 21:06
you are mental
Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 21:26
Well, here are you go... these are the better ones, but still it's only rock'n'...sorry, it's only cell phone Next: small review, maybe next: some pictures...
Ribbons
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snq48N8n5w4
Dominion
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkZljV-y1kM
Lucretia
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1YUMVgoNws
Alice
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdIGl3RINJU
...and More
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5Jscspl03s
You're welcome
Next: small review, maybe next: some pictures...Ribbons
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snq48N8n5w4
Dominion
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkZljV-y1kM
Lucretia
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1YUMVgoNws
Alice
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdIGl3RINJU
...and More
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5Jscspl03s
You're welcome
Posted: 12 Jun 2011, 21:29
Emma, thank you for sharing! *hug*
The show sounds amazing and I'm glad it made up for all of the rest! (yeah, I heard that this festival is usually a nightmare :.P )
The show sounds amazing and I'm glad it made up for all of the rest! (yeah, I heard that this festival is usually a nightmare :.P )