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Austin - Feb. 21
Posted: 24 Jan 2006, 01:37
by pikkrong
Anyone going?
I'd like to do it myself but can't book a ticket - if I lived in the USA, UK, Germany etc, I could but unfortunately my postal address includes a non-existing country. And they ask the address even for Will-Call tickets.
austin
Posted: 01 Feb 2006, 02:12
by godgirl
just buy one when you get there?
Re: austin
Posted: 01 Feb 2006, 20:46
by pikkrong
godgirl wrote:just buy one when you get there?
last year I saw people coming to Vienna without tickets.
here's the picture of the announcement they saw (maybe you have to do
refresh to see the photo):
http://www.pilt.ee/photo/540564/12215687/
I'll be there
Posted: 21 Feb 2006, 15:27
by crucifixbuddha
I'll be at Austin tonight. I'll try to snag some goodies from the first Texas show. I head dubya has tickets t0o...
Re: I'll be there
Posted: 21 Feb 2006, 21:45
by Ozpat
crucifixbuddha wrote: I head dubya has tickets t0o...
Re: I'll be there
Posted: 21 Feb 2006, 21:54
by Obviousman
Ozpat wrote:crucifixbuddha wrote: I head dubya has tickets t0o...
He probably heard they're doing a song 'bout his old man
Posted: 22 Feb 2006, 10:16
by lachert
something happen?
Posted: 22 Feb 2006, 10:17
by Karst
Wasn't the Vienna gig moved?
Posted: 22 Feb 2006, 10:33
by Badlander
Austin set list as found on Dominion :
FALAA
Ribbons
Come Together-1st time this tour
Crash & Burn
On the wire-Teachers
Susanne
Giving ground
Summer
Dominion
Slept
Alice
Anaconda
Romeo Down
Flood 2
Neverland
Lucretia
Snub Nose/TNO
TOL
Vision thing
Posted: 22 Feb 2006, 11:12
by magicmonkeyman
Badlander wrote:Austin set list as found on Dominion :
FALAA
Ribbons
Come Together-1st time this tour
Crash & Burn
On the wire-Teachers
Susanne
Giving ground
Summer
Dominion
Slept
Alice
Anaconda
Romeo Down
Flood 2
Neverland
Lucretia
Snub Nose/TNO
TOL
Vision thing
cheers for that...any pics yet??
Posted: 22 Feb 2006, 16:46
by Ozpat
No reviews?
Good show, but different
Posted: 22 Feb 2006, 16:52
by crucifixbuddha
Great show last night! The venue was maybe 60-70% capacity. I haven't seen tsom since the last bout through the states, and the sound is a lot heavier. I chalk it up to the new guitarists. Vocals were mixed badly, but that is not unusual.
When someone posted earlier about a pit starting to Alice, I was skeptical. But the new version rocks hard.
Chris Catalyst plays to the crowd big time. He was the best part of the show, in my humble opinion.
No pics, no audio (forgot to charge MD before the show).
More tomorrow about the Dallas gig.
Buddha
Posted: 22 Feb 2006, 16:57
by Badlander
I so feel like a thief ! This is also from Dominion (Dan) :
"The word's for today no security. No pat down no security fence hands on the stage '85 vibes all around."
Short but informative. No secu, so bring in the recorders !
Re: Good show, but different
Posted: 22 Feb 2006, 16:57
by magicmonkeyman
crucifixbuddha wrote:Great show last night! The venue was maybe 60-70% capacity. I haven't seen tsom since the last bout through the states, and the sound is a lot heavier. I chalk it up to the new guitarists. Vocals were mixed badly, but that is not unusual.
When someone posted earlier about a pit starting to Alice, I was skeptical. But the new version rocks hard.
Chris Catalyst plays to the crowd big time. He was the best part of the show, in my humble opinion.
No pics, no audio (forgot to charge MD before the show).
More tomorrow about the Dallas gig.
Buddha
cheers for that...look forward to hearing about dallas
Posted: 22 Feb 2006, 17:00
by Badlander
And BTW, good to see Come together is back in the show. Set list slowly starting to change ! It adds a nice element of surprise...
Security?
Posted: 22 Feb 2006, 17:02
by crucifixbuddha
Absolutely no security. None. Although there were several plainsclothes cops lingering around the pit. One was even wearing a York hoodie.
I can imagine the conversation in the police station "Yeah, those guys are from england right? Whuddya got that says england on it?"
Posted: 22 Feb 2006, 19:28
by Bill Hicks
Although there were several plainsclothes cops lingering around the pit. One was even wearing a York hoodie.
What?
Also, how would you know if they were planinclothes police? Unlees they were talking police business, and then what would be the point in being in plain clothes?
Might fit in better wearing a chicago police jacket and a dodgy vest!
Posted: 22 Feb 2006, 19:32
by Brad
Some venues occasionally hire off duty cops/firefighters to do security.
Posted: 22 Feb 2006, 19:44
by Bill Hicks
One was even wearing a York hoodie.
"Sisters on Cake" hoodie?
Posted: 23 Feb 2006, 13:28
by valeryg
magicmonkeyman wrote:Badlander wrote:Austin set list as found on Dominion :
FALAA
Ribbons
Come Together-1st time this tour
Crash & Burn
On the wire-Teachers
Susanne
Giving ground
Summer
Dominion
Slept
Alice
Anaconda
Romeo Down
Flood 2
Neverland
Lucretia
Snub Nose/TNO
TOL
Vision thing
cheers for that...any pics yet??
here some photos from the gig i found on flickr:
http://flickr.com/photos/mrbill/sets/72057594068474608/
Posted: 23 Feb 2006, 21:23
by magicmonkeyman
Posted: 24 Feb 2006, 00:17
by James Blast
why does Dominion keep beating Heartland with the setlists?
Posted: 24 Feb 2006, 09:50
by Obviousman
James Blast wrote:why does Dominion keep beating Heartland with the setlists?
It's those dodgy Americans who haven't found out about the marvels of this great forum yet
Posted: 24 Feb 2006, 10:32
by markfiend
It's probably for the best
Posted: 24 Feb 2006, 10:46
by mrbill
I'm the dodgy American who took those pictures.
I just wish I'd known that photos would be allowed, as I had a brand-new 7-megapixel Canon PowerShot SD550 with a 512M card in it sitting on my desk back in Houston.
Did the best I could with the cameraphone.
I've also got some spotty low-resolution video (with sound) done with the same camera:
http://www.mrbill.net/som (MPEG-4/AAC or DivX/MP3 with loud, clipping audio)
Enjoy!