Motorpsycho 2000-03-30
Stengade 30, Copenhagen, Denmark
Set 1
CD1 (64:20)
01) Heartbreaker (1:53) (fades in) >
02) High Time (3:57)
03) Kill Some Day (5:53)
04) The Other Fool (5:09)
05) Never Let You Out (2:46)
06) Song For A Bro' (10:54)
07) K9 (17:48) >
08) Upstairs/Downstairs (6:19)
09) Hey Jane (5:04)
10) The Nerve Tattoo (4:40)
CD2 (54:19)
01) Walkin' With J./So What (fades in) (9:57)
02) Plan #1 (9:01)
03) Hogwash -> Tristano (10:30)
04) You Lied -> Now I'm Here (6:00)
05) Black To Comm -> TV Eye/Not Fade Away/Bo Diddley/Who Do You Love (10:34)
06) Vortex Surfer (8:18)
01) Heartbreaker (1:53) (fades in) >
02) High Time (3:57)
03) Kill Some Day (5:53)
04) The Other Fool (5:09)
05) Never Let You Out (2:46)
06) Song For A Bro' (10:54)
07) K9 (17:48) >
08) Upstairs/Downstairs (6:19)
09) Hey Jane (5:04)
10) The Nerve Tattoo (4:40)
CD2 (54:19)
01) Walkin' With J./So What (fades in) (9:57)
02) Plan #1 (9:01)
03) Hogwash -> Tristano (10:30)
04) You Lied -> Now I'm Here (6:00)
05) Black To Comm -> TV Eye/Not Fade Away/Bo Diddley/Who Do You Love (10:34)
06) Vortex Surfer (8:18)
Set 2
Comments: It's a good mixture of rock, pop and spaceout, and in that it is a very typical 2000 show.
The sound would have scored an 8 in sound if it wasn't for the sometimes annoying crowd.
There is a small "jump" in the rather sloppy Song For A Bro' at 10:00
It was when this goodie showed up together with the heavily spaced out Copengahen 98 I decided to see all shows in Copenhagen from that point on. (I went to the 24.09.01 gig, but ironically Copenhagen was the only show I didn't see on the 2002 spring tour:-)
Highlights: I'm, as you might have noticed, a big fan of the more spaced out stuff, and here we get a couple of very nice jams. K9 is once again lovely/squeaky and very intense, and ommits the second verse to float into Upstairs/Downstairs instead. This also happened in Halden two days earlier, but that night it was an accident. This time they try to recreate that magic, and they do it with great success!
Walkin' with J. is also very good, with a great jam around the So What theme.
The Hogwash/Tristano version is experimental beyond the usual, and has a lot of unexpected sounds. This is how we have learned to love B?rd's live efforts!
Alex says: GREAT SOUND!
The sound would have scored an 8 in sound if it wasn't for the sometimes annoying crowd.
There is a small "jump" in the rather sloppy Song For A Bro' at 10:00
It was when this goodie showed up together with the heavily spaced out Copengahen 98 I decided to see all shows in Copenhagen from that point on. (I went to the 24.09.01 gig, but ironically Copenhagen was the only show I didn't see on the 2002 spring tour:-)
Highlights: I'm, as you might have noticed, a big fan of the more spaced out stuff, and here we get a couple of very nice jams. K9 is once again lovely/squeaky and very intense, and ommits the second verse to float into Upstairs/Downstairs instead. This also happened in Halden two days earlier, but that night it was an accident. This time they try to recreate that magic, and they do it with great success!
Walkin' with J. is also very good, with a great jam around the So What theme.
The Hogwash/Tristano version is experimental beyond the usual, and has a lot of unexpected sounds. This is how we have learned to love B?rd's live efforts!
Alex says: GREAT SOUND!
Set 3
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Sun Aug 04 2002 16:25:38 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
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Sun Aug 04 2002 16:25:38 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
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