No European Show Reviews? (Secret Surprise)

[apelpis]

People are you all from the States and/or Ol' Blightey?

I was really looking forward to reading the war stories from central Europe.

Regardless. I'll be covering the Greek show for my magazine and here's a tasty little morsel.

According to the venue's press release, the Greek show's duration will be approximately 3 hours and the trio will be joined onstage by a violin and cello player (Quite known around these here parts but the names would mean nothing to you). Cellist is a gal who sings mighty fine too.

Soo...My Curse, Front Street anyone?

[panouououls]

Yeah I read that to about the violin and cello thing but 3 hours?I dont think so unless the ambulance is waiting outside and there is oxygen tank's next to them.

[trench]

So is Isobel Campbell the cellist then?

[apelpis]

I said you wouldn't know her.

Everybody here is familiar with Iz.

No, they are members in the band of one of the most interesting Greek musicians of the past 20 years. Highly proficient both in classical pieces as well as experimental drones and drugged out beat dementia.

'Twill be splendid.

[chaosu]

I was in Berlin.

[apelpis]

And how was it?

[katey]

Rome: 100 Days

Milan: Tennessee Waltz

Milan: Bonnie Brae

There are others from the same taper in Milan, too.

[katey]

You know what would sound really great with a cello and Dulli's keyboard?

Grey Diamond Desert.

[mokkly2]

Jan 28, 2009 22:37:31 GMT -5 @katey said:

Bonnie Brae

cool, i'll give this a listen later.

do we know of any other setlist additions....?

it's normally Italy and Greece that get the special treats.