I was standing beside a really loud Spaniard/mexican who was interupting everyone. What were you wearing?

I was standing beside a really loud Spaniard/mexican who was interupting everyone. What were you wearing?

 

There was a loud guy a couple of rows up from me. I was wearing a hoodie with light blue and dark blue stripes. I had glasses on and a navy bag on my back.

 

Did you get to meet her?

Edited July 17, 201015 yr by Mattias

No. Didn't get to meet her. Dont remeber anyone with a hoodie like that.

 

Spark is up on youtube.

 

Yeah, I saw/heard it already. There are some other ones as well, but I didn't find any other full ones apart from Spark.

The piano playing was spectacular. I can't see any other female in rock being more impressive than Tori.

Yeah, the piano playing was absolutely immense! I loved when she played the low notes in some songs, such as Mother I think.

Yep, Mother, Precious Things, Beauty Queen/Horses all have low notes,

Yeah, and they were all amazing. It was funny when she forgot the lyrics in Horses. I was hoping she'd play Not The Red Baron and Mr. Zebra though. It doesn't bother me that she didn't, I just wanted to hear them live. Maybe there'll be a next time.

Well that's the lottery with a Tori gig. And it's also the great thing - you don't know what she's going to play and it could be anything.

 

 

I really wasn't expecting Winter when she had done Crucify, Silent All theses Years and Precious Things.

 

Amazingly, nothing of Under the Pink!!!

That's true! Also nothing of The Beekeeper and Midwinter Graces. The latter is a Christmas-themed album though so I guess she thought it wouldn't be all that appropriate. I wonder if she left The Beekeeper out because it tends to be the least popular Tori album? I like it though.

I think the Beekeper is very bland with much of her worst stuff on it. American Doll Posse and Abnormally Attracted to Sin are not a whole lot better. She hasn't really impressed me since Scarlet's Walk which also had too many tracks but at least 12 of them were good.

I think the Beekeper is very bland with much of her worst stuff on it. American Doll Posse and Abnormally Attracted to Sin are not a whole lot better. She hasn't really impressed me since Scarlet's Walk which also had too many tracks but at least 12 of them were good.

 

Sounds like the average Tori fan speaking :lol: The Beekeeper seems to be a grower. It's an album I do like to dig out every once in a while. Martha's Foolish Ginger is one of my favourite Tori songs, probably not in my top 5 but perhaps top 10 or something, maybe top 20, I don't know, I'm not gonna figure it out now :P American Doll Posse is ok, but nothing all that special, for me, although I really like Secret Spell and Beauty of Speed was pretty amazing live. AATS I quite like, although I haven't listened to it that much yet. I love That Guy and Not Dying Today.

Martha's Foolish Ginger is great - that, Sweet the Sting and Ribons Undone are my favourites. Mary of the Sea is also good.

Yeah, Sweet the Sting is quite... different! It's enjoyable though. Ribbons Undone is very sweet. Marys of the Sea is pretty great as well! I love the intro to Barons of Suburbia. Toast is another favourite.

I like Toast too, probably the album highlight for me. The set list looks good, quite single heavy really which is rare for Tori. No Tori concert is perfect for me unless it contains Cloud On My Tongue though, fortunately she played it when I saw her a few years back on The Beekeeper tour.