Euxaristou. Fantastic. Love the static camera. Thank you so much for recording that. I've seen them once in 2000 at Cologne. One of the best concerts I've ever seen in my life. The 16mm films and their synchronicity with the sound was just stunning. The whole orchestration was just a total work of art. Would love to see them another time. Hope, they might soon tour again also here in Central Europe.
So I'm not sure if the voices & murmuring in the background are people speaking in the background or if it's an audio loop, either way it adds a beautiful touch to the immersive live experience! Hoping to see them play live on May 7th in Ottawa!
From hearing them once in-person and listening to a bunch of live recordings, I get the idea that this piece is hard as hell to bring off. For example, the playing on the video from Estragon in 2015 is chaotic; Aidan and Tim sound like they get out of sync with each other and the rest of the band during the accelerando and don't really lock into the groove until the percussion break. This isn't a criticism, because I'd rather hear them trying to pull something like this off than 100 other bands playing it safe.
Euxaristou. Fantastic. Love the static camera. Thank you so much for recording that.
I've seen them once in 2000 at Cologne. One of the best concerts I've ever seen in my life. The 16mm films and their synchronicity with the sound was just stunning. The whole orchestration was just a total work of art. Would love to see them another time. Hope, they might soon tour again also here in Central Europe.
Thanks for recording. This might be one of the best versions on CZcams
i'll forever kick myself for missing this performance
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So I'm not sure if the voices & murmuring in the background are people speaking in the background or if it's an audio loop, either way it adds a beautiful touch to the immersive live experience! Hoping to see them play live on May 7th in Ottawa!
euxaristoume file gia thn synepeia sou me ta live twn GY!BE.. poly kalh poiothta.
First climax at about 7:40. So early? It feels a little bit rushed ;-)
From hearing them once in-person and listening to a bunch of live recordings, I get the idea that this piece is hard as hell to bring off. For example, the playing on the video from Estragon in 2015 is chaotic; Aidan and Tim sound like they get out of sync with each other and the rest of the band during the accelerando and don't really lock into the groove until the percussion break. This isn't a criticism, because I'd rather hear them trying to pull something like this off than 100 other bands playing it safe.
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