Pictures from 2008/2009 Tour
Posted: 04 Nov 2008, 17:35
Before we have to search for pictures in 30 threads...
Pictures taken in Montreal by Steven Perreault:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cornershopstudios/
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Posted: 04 Nov 2008, 17:46
From NYC - Nov. 3, 2008
Posted: 04 Nov 2008, 17:54
Full NYC show here, in reverse order so start on page 3 for the beginning of the show;
http://flickr.com/photos/adrenachr0me
Highlights of TSOM @ Irving Plaza Nov. 3, 2008;
http://flickr.com/photos/adrenachr0me
Highlights of TSOM @ Irving Plaza Nov. 3, 2008;
Posted: 10 Nov 2008, 23:09
(delurking to contribute something useful)
I got some last week at the 9:30 Club in Washington, DC, most were pretty fuzzy due to all the smoke even using the manual focus (autofocus would have been less than useless) but still got a couple decent ones. I could barely see ben at ALL tho
The rest are on my Flickr -
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sistinas13 ... 768411783/
I got some last week at the 9:30 Club in Washington, DC, most were pretty fuzzy due to all the smoke even using the manual focus (autofocus would have been less than useless) but still got a couple decent ones. I could barely see ben at ALL tho
The rest are on my Flickr -
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sistinas13 ... 768411783/
Posted: 11 Nov 2008, 07:02
Pictures! Hurray!!! 
Posted: 11 Nov 2008, 11:14
really great picture, one of the best made by HL member i've ever seen. 
Posted: 11 Nov 2008, 17:39
His skin is now made from the leather he used to wear then as a jacket.
I like it though, leatherface.
I like it though, leatherface.
Posted: 22 Nov 2008, 17:34
Posted: 09 Jan 2009, 16:15
Photos from Detroit (Royal Oak Theatre) here: http://romt-photos.com/shows/08-sisters/index-1.html
It automatically starts a slideshow, set to Dominion/Mother Russia, but there is a gallery view too if you don't want to sit through it. The Sisters pics don't start until the "We serve an old man in a dry season" segment but there aree some nice close ups. Most of the pics are of the crowd, and lots of Hypernova pics as well.
Cross posted in the Detroit post-show thread as well.
It automatically starts a slideshow, set to Dominion/Mother Russia, but there is a gallery view too if you don't want to sit through it. The Sisters pics don't start until the "We serve an old man in a dry season" segment but there aree some nice close ups. Most of the pics are of the crowd, and lots of Hypernova pics as well.
Cross posted in the Detroit post-show thread as well.
Posted: 09 Jan 2009, 16:50
Good one, Nicole!
I just sat through the whole thing and it seemed like a nice, mixed crowd...
I'm so ready for the groove machine to hit Brussels in a good month's time
(then again, I'm always ready for that
)
I just sat through the whole thing and it seemed like a nice, mixed crowd...
I'm so ready for the groove machine to hit Brussels in a good month's time
(then again, I'm always ready for that
)Posted: 09 Jan 2009, 17:08
Yes I noticed that too - seemed like a more "mixed" crowd this year in Chicago as well, as opposed to the '06 show I attended. Of course in all of my Google-ing I haven't been able to find a single thing on Chicago, pictures or reviews.radiojamaica wrote:Good one, Nicole!
I just sat through the whole thing and it seemed like a nice, mixed crowd...
Ah well - I'm home sick (have been for a few days now) so I'm getting a little search happy, seeing if I can turn anything else up on the 2008 North American shows.Posted: 19 Jan 2009, 08:29
Nicole wrote:Photos from Detroit (Royal Oak Theatre) here: http://romt-photos.com/shows/08-sisters/index-1.html
It automatically starts a slideshow, set to Dominion/Mother Russia, but there is a gallery view too if you don't want to sit through it. The Sisters pics don't start until the "We serve an old man in a dry season" segment but there aree some nice close ups. Most of the pics are of the crowd, and lots of Hypernova pics as well.
Cross posted in the Detroit post-show thread as well.
Posted: 19 Jan 2009, 10:43
Thanks for the slide.
The folks on the pic look like the audience who visit their yearly science fiction gathering and talk Klingon all the way.
Why do some people not understand that painting your face is utterly stupid?
The folks on the pic look like the audience who visit their yearly science fiction gathering and talk Klingon all the way.
Why do some people not understand that painting your face is utterly stupid?
Posted: 19 Jan 2009, 11:21
Try telling that Robochrist fella that.dinky daisy wrote: Why do some people not understand that painting your face is utterly stupid?
Posted: 24 Jan 2009, 18:48
This weekend was proved that it's not only stupid, but also dangerous and sick.
Ooops.
Ooops.
Posted: 24 Jan 2009, 23:45
I haven't seen any photos, assuming there are any - but does anyone else think that, from the descriptions, it sounds like Heath Ledger's Joker makeup?dinky daisy wrote:This weekend was proved that it's not only stupid, but also dangerous and sick.
Now that would really make me go ballistic
Posted: 25 Jan 2009, 13:06
off topic, and yes, The Joker is his nickname and he was a real filmfreak, but no, he looks more like Syd Barrett.
http://www.rtl.nl/(/actueel/rtlnieuws/b ... rmonde.xml
Also, the news is quite changing every minute. He didn't wear any red wig, wasn't an old black metal geek, was not under the influence of drugs, wasn't any patient (that is, someone who was in a mental hospital). we love to create the monster, but the monster was a kid himself. (Which doesn't make it less cruel, of course)
http://www.rtl.nl/(/actueel/rtlnieuws/b ... rmonde.xml
Also, the news is quite changing every minute. He didn't wear any red wig, wasn't an old black metal geek, was not under the influence of drugs, wasn't any patient (that is, someone who was in a mental hospital). we love to create the monster, but the monster was a kid himself. (Which doesn't make it less cruel, of course)