Neubauten in Bremen?

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Just curious: anyone going to be there for the show on the 22nd? My wife and I get to Bremen on 18th November. We plan to do tourist stuff and (alas) work a bit before the show.
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Well, hell. That was unbelievable.

Possibly the best band I’ve ever seen live (one exception: Leonard Cohen).

Also, this is a beautiful city, full of very nice people.
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Cool! They really are a class act, still :notworthy: :notworthy:

Was it the Lament set or a more 'regular' setlist, if the latter is at all possible in Neubauten's world... ?
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It was focused on the recent “Greatest Hits� collection. It really was fantastic, and we had surprisingly good seats. Really glad I finally got to see them - definitely worth the trip!
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hehe, the greatest hits set indeed ;D
Last time I've seen them do it was last year at a jazz festival in Ghent. They stood out as being something completely unique, but also fitted in perfectly.
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