The Obligatory Contented of Hove Thread

by **Kounelaki** » Thu May 15, 2008 3:01 am

"Today's Lesson" on Later. Can any of our leetle British chums tell us if they played anything else?
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There's also a video for "Night of the Lotus Eaters". Odyssey a go go.
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by **kook** » Thu May 15, 2008 3:35 am

I heard that they played at the start and end but the person who told me couldn't remember what! :rolleyes:

by **crystal daze** » Thu May 15, 2008 11:40 am

Dig, Lazurus, Dig was the first track. The advantage of watching it on the iplayer is that you can skip past Mick Yuckn... I was traumatized by accidentally seeing 5 secs of him before Today's Lesson. Hopefully there will be more on Friday's show. (Nick not Mick)
Is it just me or is the facial hair not a bit more Porn Star than Gringo now?

by **tonywojo** » Thu May 15, 2008 2:43 pm

[quote="Kounelaki"]"Today's Lesson" on Later. Can any of our leetle British chums tell us if they played anything else?

Sorry no - fell asleep before it rather than during - though Friday's the longer version.

I guess he's entertaining and has some longevity.

by **Kounelaki** » Sat May 17, 2008 3:49 am

An old Johnny Cash cover
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by **crystal daze** » Sat May 17, 2008 10:51 am

Thanks

Just caught up on last night's later. They played Jesus of the Moon and Midnight Man.

by **Kounelaki** » Sat May 17, 2008 11:11 am

Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!! featuring sunglasses to go with the 'tache
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Jesus of the Moon
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Midnight Man
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by **Kounelaki** » Tue May 20, 2008 10:44 am

Blixa on why he left the Bad Seeds (part VI, about a minute from the end)
http://www.faceculture.nl/artist.php?id=274

by **Kounelaki** » Tue Jun 10, 2008 2:08 am

Despite the Olympia being a "legendary venue" with the Jacques Brel and Jimi Hendrix photos to prove it, the sound is often shite. It was last night until about the encore. The sound at the Casino de Paris in April was excellent. Nick was on excellent form, except for the tail-end of a cold that sometimes played havoc with his voice, and they made a real effort to play a different setlist. They played "The Mercy Seat"! :cool:

The closest they got to "From Her to Eternity" was "I'm going to tell you about that little girl" during "Deanna". Nice to hear "The Weeping Song", too. Warren Ellis (who still looks like they fished him out of the Seine) faced the audience except when he was playing maracas. Understable, really. Nick was dressed as in April except for a white shirt instead of black and put on a plain black T-shirt for the encore. Best bit of banter: "Puma?! You come to a fucking Nick Cave show in a Puma T-shirt?

Night of the Lotus Eaters
Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!!
Tupelo
Today's Lesson
Red Right Hand
I Let Love In
Midnight Man
The Mercy Seat
Deanna
Get Ready for Love
Moonland
The Ship Song
We Call upon the Author
The Weeping Song
Papa Won't Leave You Henry
More News from Nowhere

Into My Arms
Hold on to Yourself
Hard on for Love
Lovely Creature
Stagger Lee

PS Forgot to mention that Jarvis Cocker was there and on the guest list.

by **tonywojo** » Tue Jun 10, 2008 4:26 am

Kounelaki wrote:Despite the Olympia being a "legendary venue" with the Jacques Brel and Jimi Hendrix photos to prove it, the sound is often shite. It was last night until about the encore. The sound at the Casino de Paris in April was excellent. Nick was on excellent form, except for the tail-end of a cold that sometimes played havoc with his voice, and they made a real effort to play a different setlist. They played "The Mercy Seat"! The closest they got to "From Her to Eternity" was "I'm going to tell you about that little girl" during "Deanna". Nice to hear "The Weeping Song", too. Warren Ellis (who still looks like they fished him out of the Seine) faced the audience except when he was playing maracas. Understable, really. Nick was dressed as in April except for a white shirt instead of black and put on a plain black T-shirt for the encore. Best bit of banter: "Puma?! You come to a fucking Nick Cave show in a Puma T-shirt?

Night of the Lotus Eaters
Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!!
Tupelo
Today's Lesson
Red Right Hand
I Let Love In
Midnight Man
The Mercy Seat
Deanna
Get Ready for Love
Moonland
The Ship Song
We Call upon the Author
The Weeping Song
Papa Won't Leave You Henry
More News from Nowhere

Into My Arms
Hold on to Yourself
Hard on for Love
Lovely Creature
Stagger Lee

PS Forgot to mention that Jarvis Cocker was there and on the guest list.

Glad you enjoyed it. I kind of like him a bit more since my vicarious association via this forum - he's certainly entertaining - a bit like Julian Cope.

by **Kounelaki** » Tue Jun 10, 2008 4:30 am

tonywojo wrote:Glad you enjoyed it. I kind of like him a bit more since my vicarious association via this forum - he's certainly entertaining - a bit like Julian Cope.

Ta. You should see him live if you get the chance.

by **Red** » Tue Jun 10, 2008 7:47 am

Kounelaki wrote: Best bit of banter: "Puma?! You come to a fucking Nick Cave show in a Puma T-shirt?

by **Red** » Tue Jun 10, 2008 7:51 am

tonywojo wrote:Glad you enjoyed it. I kind of like him a bit more since my vicarious association via this forum - he's certainly entertaining - a bit like Julian Cope.

entertaining isn't the word! he's AMAZING live!!! wish i could see him this time around. my friend is on the guest list for TWO shows and i am his 'plus 1', and i can't even freakin go! :frown:

by **tonywojo** » Tue Jun 10, 2008 8:11 am

Red wrote:entertaining isn't the word! he's AMAZING live!!! wish i could see him this time around. my friend is on the guest list for TWO shows and i am his 'plus 1', and i can't even freakin go!

Red - million dollar question - more stage presence than Mac?

by **Red** » Tue Jun 10, 2008 8:18 am

tonywojo wrote:Red - million dollar question - more stage presence than Mac?

well, you can 'see' him........so that's a start! :lol:

although, i can't handle that damn moustache he has these days, so i'm not so sure that's such a good thing! heheheheheee

j/k of course! :wink:

but seriously, they are two completely different performers. both Gods in their line of work. although i do wish Mac would go back to looking like he enjoys it a little more.

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