saw the gutter twins the other night

elmer

Well, the Paris boot completed downloading and then announced some shit about Internet Explorer not recognising some shit, now I'm still waiting for the Manchester which is taking forever and I'll probably have to abort due to forthcoming electricity bills. So I'm retracting my thanks for the meantime.

EDIT>Just sped up miraculously and Manchester finito. Thanks back on!!!!!!!!!!!!

colorsblend

wavescamecrashing wrote:

word for those downloads, thanks so much

cept the Paris one didnt work, was it just me?

The Paris link has an extra space in it. It should be: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CG0157SO

I was at the Feb 14 NYC show. Totally agree with the poster who said that Dulli steals the show. I wasn't familiar with Greg's work, and I walked out of the show blown away by him. The man has so much charisma.

wavescamecrashing

thanks for that,

ur right about the charisma,. he bollocked people for taking film of the show, but everyone was in love with him a few songs later. front street is worth the ticket price alone.

its rumoured they will be back in late summer.

colorsblend

wavescamecrashing wrote:

its rumoured they will be back in late summer.

Can't wait! I heard that they would be back in the States in June or Aug. I missed the entire March tour, as I was out of the country.

PJGARDEN

anyone know why the show tonight was canceled?

Rhinocerous Surprise

PJGARDEN wrote:

anyone know why the show tonight was canceled?

Dulli took ill, as far as I know. I don't think it was anything too serious, cos the band did a three song encore without him. Hope he feels better soon - it'd be a real pity if this tour got derailed for any reason.

wavescamecrashing

apparently, Dulli did not make the encore at last nights show, he was taken ill. I dont think its anything more than that.

Evensolo05

Saw them last Sunday nite in the Limelight in Belfast. The Stations was such a great opener. Met Jeff Klein, Scott Ford and Dave Rosser after the gig. Dulli scrambled for the tour bus and Lanegan hotailed it back to the hotel. Would have loved to have met Dulli but I suppose you cant win em all.

PJGARDEN

Evensolo05 wrote:

Saw them last Sunday nite in the Limelight in Belfast. The Stations was such a great opener. Met Jeff Klein, Scott Ford and Dave Rosser after the gig. Dulli scrambled for the tour bus and Lanegan hotailed it back to the hotel. Would have loved to have met Dulli but I suppose you cant win em all.

Met them all after the Austin show. It was pretty cool. Dulli was super friendly. Mark was nice and polite but a lot less talkative than Greg. All the guys in the band were super cool too.

mole1985

wavescamecrashing wrote:

apparently, Dulli did not make the encore at last nights show, he was taken ill. I dont think its anything more than that.

Yeah, here is a link;

http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=150877948&blogID=377382992

Roeghmann

The Manchester setlist 8. april


The Stations
God's Children
All Misery / Flowers
Live With Me
Seven Stories Underground
Idle Hands
Bête Noire
Down The Line
I Was In Love With You
St James Infirmary Blues
Blackberry Bell
Each To Each
Front Street

Hold On, I'm Coming
Papillion
Hit The City
King Only
Methamphetamine Blues
Number 9



I´m going to see them tonight i Copenhagen - I´ll tell you tomorrow how it was.

JordyWordy

im furious with myself fir missing the dublin show....knew about it, and there were tickets left, and for some reason didnt bother going!

this thread is killing me!

Roeghmann

monday night i copenhagen was a very intense show - only 500 in the audience. The twins seemed to be in an rock mood, the vibe was great. The setlist was more or less as the previous shows from europe, but the best was Greg Dulli who was taking the show home. Especially number 9 and front street stood out. Loved it - great show

PJGARDEN

Röeghmann wrote:

monday night i copenhagen was a very intense show - only 500 in the audience. The twins seemed to be in an rock mood, the vibe was great. The setlist was more or less as the previous shows from europe, but the best was Greg Dulli who was taking the show home. Especially number 9 and front street stood out. Loved it - great show

I heard this show was awsome and the crowd was great. That's good to hear. I know there have been some complaints about the crowds at their previous shows. Glad you had a good time. Can't wait till they come back to the states. I really want to see them again.

Rhinocerous Surprise

Slightly off-topic... I would kill for a new Gutter Twins record, full of blues covers. Their take on St. James' Infirmary was spectacular, and their covers of Where Did You Sleep Last Night and Hard Time Killing Floor (as the Twilight Singers, natch) were pretty great too. I figure they could knock this out with the touring band (most importantly, Dave Rosser ) in a week or so. Make it happen, guys!:D

PJGARDEN

Rhinocerous Surprise wrote:

Slightly off-topic... I would kill for a new Gutter Twins record, full of blues covers. Their take on St. James' Infirmary was spectacular, and their covers of Where Did You Sleep Last Night and Hard Time Killing Floor (as the Twilight Singers, natch) were pretty great too. I figure they could knock this out with the touring band (most importantly, Dave Rosser ) in a week or so. Make it happen, guys!:D

I agree!!!! That would be amazing. St. James Infirmary sounded great. I think I have decided Mark needs to stay away from QOTSA and sing with Greg. They really sound great together!