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Post by sideards on Oct 5, 2007 15:15:17 GMT -8
For those who wanna know.....
Ed, Brandi, Merve & Vinny
and man did they rock the place(Sheffield Boardwalk)!!!
a fantastic 'rapport' onstage, with smiles and such to match those of the crowd.
Everyone i spoke to about the gig had an excellent time.
the setlist (as written)was
Set 1:
O-I
Voom
Jurassic
Synthjam
Erpland
Rhino
Set 2:
Jam-D
Snakepit
Sunscape
Throbbe
Tidal
Kick Muck
with Sploosh as encore.
no i can't clearly remember if this was accuratley followed or not but it is what was on the band's list. maybe someone can confirm one way or another.
The break between sets was a great relief for all the smokers there, a great plan in my book!! Who wants to leave the gig to smoke? so don't fret about it 'not being the same if you cant smoke'. I for one welcome the return of the 'interlude' ;D
i can hardly thank the Ozrix enough for last night's gig as the energy and vibe was brilliant. Just what i needed!
Can't forget to mention a HUGE thank you to my 'hosts' for the remaining evening(& morning), You know who you are!!!!!!
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Post by greg on Oct 6, 2007 4:02:26 GMT -8
Hey Sideards! I was there too, and had a great time. Thanks for the info re the bassist's name. He's damn good, Vinnie, isn't he? I noticed he gurns a lot, just like Zia used to... either extreme concentration, or some other reason.... ;-)
Yeah, I quite like the interlude idea. It felt really civilised, didn't it? It was pleasant to be able to chat with strangers outside while having a crafty cig.
I was making notes of the set-list on the night, and the only thing I would add to your list is that the intro to the encore, just before Sploosh! was Spyroid, the first track from the Curious Corn album.
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Post by Rainbow Traveller 2012 on Oct 6, 2007 6:00:11 GMT -8
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Post by jurisp on Oct 6, 2007 12:44:10 GMT -8
Well, have to admit my surprise. One of those kind folks out for a smoke convinced the crazy American that this band was worth seeing, so I went into the Boardwalk for the last set (5 tunes plus the encore)... (I lost track of the fellow who did the convincing, so if he visits this forum, a special thanks and a hat tip to him)..
I was wholly impressed--band was tight, great light show for a small venue, good sound, and especially appealing music. I rarely, these days, run into (new to me) music that catches my ear. The throwback psychedelia, with strains of early Pink Floyd, a bit of Jeff. Airplane, a dash of T-Dream and Kraftwerk, and bits and pieces of bands I've long forgotten--I was amazed.
Didn't know how likely it would be I'd find a CD back in the states, so I picked up a best-of whilst here. I hope to get an idea of the discography from this, but if anyone has any "gotta hear this" suggestions, I'm all ears..
And if the band ever visits the states, and moves a bit off the east coast, closer to the "fly over" states in the middle of the country (say, Chicago), I'll be in line to see them...
Not often I feel motivated to comment on forums, especially in a "fan letter" fashion, but I'm surely a fan now..
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Post by Rainbow Traveller 2012 on Oct 7, 2007 7:25:22 GMT -8
Cool, another newbie joining the Ozrics Clan…. ;D Welcome aboard jurisp.  Thank you, too the outside puffer convincing you to step inside to our world of Ozrics. As you go through this message board you will find lots of goodies and many of Food for Thought messages… If the “Best of” that you have is “Eternal Wheel” double CD, then be ready to spiral upwards and outwards... We are waiting for you in that upper level dimensional shift to welcome you aboard...… Enjoy and share your thoughts about it with us...Oh by the way, Happy Birthday ……. Peace and Keep Zee Faith
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Post by spacedandamazed on Oct 13, 2007 4:00:06 GMT -8
Any sneak peaks to be had yet Si?
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Post by spacedandamazed on Oct 13, 2007 4:02:58 GMT -8
Well, have to admit my surprise. One of those kind folks out for a smoke convinced the crazy American that this band was worth seeing, so I went into the Boardwalk for the last set (5 tunes plus the encore)... (I lost track of the fellow who did the convincing, so if he visits this forum, a special thanks and a hat tip to him).. I was wholly impressed--band was tight, great light show for a small venue, good sound, and especially appealing music. I rarely, these days, run into (new to me) music that catches my ear. The throwback psychedelia, with strains of early Pink Floyd, a bit of Jeff. Airplane, a dash of T-Dream and Kraftwerk, and bits and pieces of bands I've long forgotten--I was amazed. Didn't know how likely it would be I'd find a CD back in the states, so I picked up a best-of whilst here. I hope to get an idea of the discography from this, but if anyone has any "gotta hear this" suggestions, I'm all ears.. And if the band ever visits the states, and moves a bit off the east coast, closer to the "fly over" states in the middle of the country (say, Chicago), I'll be in line to see them... Not often I feel motivated to comment on forums, especially in a "fan letter" fashion, but I'm surely a fan now.. ;D ;D ;D |
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Post by sideards on Oct 16, 2007 15:30:57 GMT -8
Any sneak peaks to be had yet Si? i am waiting for the 'other' footage before i embark on the massive project. but from what i have seen of my footage it should be a good un i could do a little 'rip-ette' and edit a single track for a change, i will try and 'fit it in' 4 ya |
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letting the fans exercise their lungs for I sure would have... Adds more excitement for the one's still puffing then hearing the music start again having to quickly put out their smoke and hurry back quickly inside for not to miss a chord.....