Concert # 12:2013.05.11,

[dmg]

I was the only one at the 'picked meeting spot' called Maredo's at 16.30. We had dinner there. A good German Wiener Schnitzel!

You'll need to delete Bremen from your "shows to come" signature.

[lfblaauw]

The concert at the Stadthalle Bremen, my small review. We arrived in Bremen around 14.30, after a 2 hrs cruising the Autobahn. There was still plenty of space at the parking at that time. We noticex that there was a lot of police walking around at the Bremen Hauptbahnhof. Werder Bremen was playing at the Weserstadion against Eintracht Frankfurt. We spent the afternoon in the city center and alongside the Weser drinking a beer with a collegue of mine who was there also. We went to the Stadthalle around 19.15 and picked up our tickets. Well, a reserved seat has a big advantage: no need for queuing. Another advantage, you can pay more attention to the music and listen en enjoy more carefully and have a great view at the stage. When you're standing in a arena there's always someone in front of you who is a bit taller than you are... (In Dutch i call someone like that a 'hinderpilaar').

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[Mona Dee]

Here are the first photos...Acording to this website the size is quite small, but I hope you will enjoy it still.

[Mona Dee]

some more...

[Mona Dee]

two more, including "changing of the guitar"

[Mona Dee]

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[dmg]

Yes, I can see the laughter lines Mona!

[superval99]

Thank you Mona!   I like them!        btw I think MK is looking much slimmer now - the belly seems a lot smaller!   

[Pottel]

he was laughing sooooo much last night
also, marbletown in berlin was at least 2min longer; that was too long, and yesterday i thought, oh no;, there we go again, but then they cut it "short"
mark made a major greenie missing that important first note of the beginning of the main solo in TR, but still, i faaaar prefer his playing these days, making mistakes every now and then, but experimenting sooo much more.

[Mona Dee]

@superval: yes he was so much slimmer, that really suits him 
@pottel: yes especially the slow part was very long, but I knew, that a faster part will come. That made it so exciting for me, guessing when the faster part will come  !

[Dutchessy]

he was laughing sooooo much last night
also, marbletown in berlin was at least 2min longer; that was too long, and yesterday i thought, oh no;, there we go again, but then they cut it "short"
mark made a major greenie missing that important first note of the beginning of the main solo in TR, but still, i faaaar prefer his playing these days, making mistakes every now and then, but experimenting sooo much more.

And Mike was indeed joking again on stage

[tunnel85]

it

[Dutchessy]

I was the only one at the 'picked meeting spot' called Maredo's at 16.30. We had dinner there. A good German Wiener Schnitzel!

You'll need to delete Bremen from your "shows to come" signature.

Done

[Mona Dee]

I need some help ... I recorded Marbletown, "only" 07:30 min, because my armes were trembling then and my camera`s accu was hot...the quality is not so very good, but sound is ok. I can upload it for the poor people who stayed at home  , so that they know, what we are talking about...But the movie-file (.mov) is almost 2 GB, and I have no idea how to make it smaller, Usually I don`t use the video-function of my camera...

But if someone has a better (or longer  ) version, let`s take that one !

[herlock]

Just for the record, and in NO WAY it gives an impression of the live power, but here is a short clip, Sultans from Bremen (not from me)

 

LE

Great indeed! Powerfull stuff! I love what happens to the drums/guitar at 7:07

Indeed this is great.
Yesterday I was playing Instanbul concert in my living room (my favourite so far overall) and I surprised myself listening to SoS and thinking: "for once I cannot say that this song is only the shadow of what it used to be; it is so good that I don't even miss the keys and the sax for once; maybe not on par with Alchemy still, but really good to hear". Yeah, I think Ianto is pushing the band forward in a upbeat direction, as much as I loved Danny, this is really great.