Well, not everything, but a great deal seems to be rescued, google to the rescue
page 1 and page 2
Anything missing or to add? (perhaps should try to quote all posts before it goes missing, but will do that later on)
Zottegem: The Aftermath
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See the announcements bit for that.
I've come across a newspaper review in the mean time. Short but not negative at all, for a change
And another (short) photo report: clicky
I've come across a newspaper review in the mean time. Short but not negative at all, for a change
Translation:De Standaard 9/7/07 wrote:Festival voor iedereen
(Some stuff about Friday)
Partijtje crowdsurfen
… Daarna maakten die plaats voor de stoerdere fans van de new wavers uit Leeds: The Sisters of Mercy. Onzichtbaar en onnavolgbaar gemaakt door de dikke mist van de rookmachine brachten ze met oude superhits als The temple of love en Alice de festivaltent van Rock Zottegem voor het laatst in extase. Algemene eensgezindheid: voor herhaling vatbaar!
(full text)Festival for everyone
…
Crowd Surfing Party
… After that they made place for the tougher fans of Leeds' new wavers: The Sisters of Mercy. Made invisible and inimitable through the smoke machine's thick mist they brought the tent of Rock Zottegem to a final extacy with old hits like The temple of love and Alice. Unanimousity: this should be redone!
And another (short) photo report: clicky
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way 2 go zeno
MUSICA È
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Another Shade of You.
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so christophe decided to make a zottegem movie without me just saw u all standing there when i entered the festival site nevertheless love you all
MUSICA È
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Don't worry Stef. At least you have another reason to use a lot of emoticons in your post...stefan moermans wrote:so christophe decided to make a zottegem movie without me just saw u all standing there when i entered the festival site nevertheless love you all
Now that you mention it. Where is Ozpat in that movie? Probably getting drunk...
"as we walk on the floodland"
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and frederikOzpat wrote:Don't worry Stef. At least you have another reason to use a lot of emoticons in your post...stefan moermans wrote:so christophe decided to make a zottegem movie without me just saw u all standing there when i entered the festival site nevertheless love you all
Now that you mention it. Where is Ozpat in that movie? Probably getting drunk...
probably in merchandising stand
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even I am not on the video but you hear me complaining?
next time I'll wave a flag or something, good?
next time I'll wave a flag or something, good?
Another Shade of You.
- My Dominion
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Some more pics...................
In the mean while....my website is updated
In the mean while....my website is updated
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nice gig and a good pit
thanks to the locals for providing free beer to the weary traveler
thanks to the bar staff for providing free beer at the end
thanks to the beer token system for providing cheap beer in abundance
special hi to Mark from London hope the head was okay for the journey home
thanks to the locals for providing free beer to the weary traveler
thanks to the bar staff for providing free beer at the end
thanks to the beer token system for providing cheap beer in abundance
special hi to Mark from London hope the head was okay for the journey home
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so what have we learned:
Mr. E is still baldy and no full-time bass player
Next!
Mr. E is still baldy and no full-time bass player
Next!
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
~ Peter Steele
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Nice pics.Peter KJ wrote:Some more pics at the cutting edge site:
http://www.cuttingedge.be/photo_reports ... tegem-2007
"as we walk on the floodland"
Obviousman wrote:Well, not everything, but a great deal seems to be rescued, google to the rescue
page 1 and [url=http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache:TF ... en&ct=clnk&
Anything missing or to add? (perhaps should try to quote all posts before it goes missing, but will do that later on)
I'm sure there was also a page 3 of that thread , I remember reading a very nice post/review from MadamButterfly on it .
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Aye....great show, great crowd, great sound, great spot (second row) right in front of d'n Eldo, great "afterparty"......till 1 pm on Sunday!jay wrote:We've learnt that the Sisters still put ona good show...
One big great weekend....
"as we walk on the floodland"
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Ozpat wrote:Aye....great show, great crowd, great sound, great spot (second row) right in front of d'n Eldo, great "afterparty"......till 1 pm on Sunday!jay wrote:We've learnt that the Sisters still put ona good show...
One big great weekend....
<----------------Jealous.....
We forgive as we forget
As the day is long.
As the day is long.
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Join next time!Hom_Corleone wrote:Ozpat wrote:Aye....great show, great crowd, great sound, great spot (second row) right in front of d'n Eldo, great "afterparty"......till 1 pm on Sunday!jay wrote:We've learnt that the Sisters still put ona good show...
One big great weekend....
<----------------Jealous.....
"as we walk on the floodland"
That's what we've learned indeed !jay wrote:We've learnt that the Sisters still put ona good show...
Great sound , great voice , a fantastic show !
And the Geiselwind gig also had very good reviews here as well .
(unfortunately that thread has disappeared too )
So.... I don't feel like moving onto the " Next ! " thing yet , these shows
deserve long & positive threads , that's what I think.....
Certainly agree with the reviews as to an excellent gig - now vainly hoping that they pull another Istanbul or Moscow out of the hat.
Thanks to all the heartlanders I met - you made it an excellent atmosphere and it was nice to put a few faces to names I recognised from lurking.
And Eric the Manx - especial thanks to you and Barbara for helping with that wretched tent!
Thanks to all the heartlanders I met - you made it an excellent atmosphere and it was nice to put a few faces to names I recognised from lurking.
And Eric the Manx - especial thanks to you and Barbara for helping with that wretched tent!
My three groszes - copy, paste and add changes to what I wrote abut Geiselwind 2 minutes ago, as the 2 shows were so totally different that a compare and contrast method seems a best way to describe it:
A lot of people wearing Sisters T-shirts, stage rather small and pretty close to the barrier - so I hoped for a lot of nice interaction, but sadly it didn't happen (I'm not complaining here, just noticing the fact, I know that interaction is something that either happens or not, and it can never be taken for granted). Lots of smoke, lots of true fans in the audience, so the lead singer didn't have to be as tense and nervous as the day before, and came on stage definitely on something. Which resulted in worse singing and better moves. In fact, the big part of the singing was done by the audience who seemed to remember most of the lyrics better than the singer, and felt the strong need to prove it. So yes, there was interaction, but mostly from the crowd to the stage and not the other way round. I had an impression that most of the people who came to this gig just wanted to express themselves rather than to receive and absorb what was happening on the stage. It was like sexual intercourse in an old marriage: it seems that two parties are involved in the action, but deep inside both are very lonely in the experience, and there's no real intimacy. Too much contact, no more feeling. This is just my impression, and I'm obviously not talking about myself here. I wasn't trying to sing.
The most important conclusion after the show: if a gig takes place in a hot tent, it is perfectly okay to take off the long-sleeved thing completely during the second or third song the latest, not just let it slide off the left arm and stop half way through during the last song, fiddle with the cuff for a while, blow a careless kiss and go away. It may leave those who came to receive and absorb desperatly disappointed. And yes, this time I am complaining - although the fiddling itself was worth all the journey with the search for taxi and the stress at the Cologne train station.
A lot of people wearing Sisters T-shirts, stage rather small and pretty close to the barrier - so I hoped for a lot of nice interaction, but sadly it didn't happen (I'm not complaining here, just noticing the fact, I know that interaction is something that either happens or not, and it can never be taken for granted). Lots of smoke, lots of true fans in the audience, so the lead singer didn't have to be as tense and nervous as the day before, and came on stage definitely on something. Which resulted in worse singing and better moves. In fact, the big part of the singing was done by the audience who seemed to remember most of the lyrics better than the singer, and felt the strong need to prove it. So yes, there was interaction, but mostly from the crowd to the stage and not the other way round. I had an impression that most of the people who came to this gig just wanted to express themselves rather than to receive and absorb what was happening on the stage. It was like sexual intercourse in an old marriage: it seems that two parties are involved in the action, but deep inside both are very lonely in the experience, and there's no real intimacy. Too much contact, no more feeling. This is just my impression, and I'm obviously not talking about myself here. I wasn't trying to sing.
The most important conclusion after the show: if a gig takes place in a hot tent, it is perfectly okay to take off the long-sleeved thing completely during the second or third song the latest, not just let it slide off the left arm and stop half way through during the last song, fiddle with the cuff for a while, blow a careless kiss and go away. It may leave those who came to receive and absorb desperatly disappointed. And yes, this time I am complaining - although the fiddling itself was worth all the journey with the search for taxi and the stress at the Cologne train station.
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great revieuw _emma_
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