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Bon quand on a entendu don airey reprendre "allez les verts" (et 4000 quadras le reprendre en choeur...) on peut mourir non ?
), grosse patate, mise en place qui tu, des zicos qui ont l'air d'être heureux d'être là ! 
Ouais je savais que tu étais en train de faire du yeah dans le Sud, c'est pour ça que je t'ai pas prévenuGaëtan a écrit :Ah? Tu étais à Strasbourg?
Moi j'ai raté ce concert, mais c'était pour la bonne cause.
C'est quand même dommage, on a raté l'occasion de se faire une soirée bien yeah.
Franchement ça allait bien, déjà à Lyon il paraît que la Halle Tony Garnier a une acoustique déplorable, or le concert que j'avais vu d'eux là-bas avait un superbe son! Deep Purple avec un mauvais son ça ne doit pas être possibleSinon, quand tu dis "fantastique", ça chiait pas un peu niveau son? Généralement il est assez pourri dans cette salle...
Steve Morse a écrit :Our trip began in Italy with some fantastic gigs, and the last one with a band called VOLVER was very memorable. The young guitarist, who was very good, presented me with a guitar. Through an interpreter, I suggested that we get everyone to sign it, and auction it off at one of the charities events that band members are usually asked to contribute to. He reiterated that he wanted me to have it, and even though it was not an expensive guitar, he had it made for him to play during this tour, and it would have special meaning for him if I would take it. Touched by the thought, I took it. It turns out that taking something that you can't ever give away or sell, is a lot like adopting a pet....you're going to have it forever, even if it gets in the way. I have always made a habit of giving away extra equipment to young players rather than trying to sell it, partly because most of it was given to me anyway. But this one will be part of an interesting, but small collection I have, of gift guitars to keep.
"France has been surprising in all good ways. We will have played 40 cities by the end of our France run! Amazing, considering that most bands play a couple shows then move on to the next country. We did, for years. Anyway, I really have never been treated nicer. Except for the huge metropolitan cities, like Paris, where a few people can be rude, just like in our big cities back home, the folks have been totally without attitude, and always friendly. My theory has always been that if you visit people that are not able to be anonymous due to size of their community, they will always be neighborly. Every country we've visited bears this out, when we've been there long enough to see the real culture of the place. And I've been able to confirm that there is a remarkable consistency in French pastry, from the north to the south, all of it good. Can't wait to get home to get some real exercise, though, after all those samples done in the name of science!
"Our promoter is a very nice man, and invited us out to a gourmet restaurant for a night off. My wife, Janine, was there, most of the band, as well. The first course was pigeon. It sounds like I'm joking, but I'm not. There were tiny little drumsticks from pigeons on a small plate, with some sauce that really did taste good. I tried to eat the bird's leg, but couldn't do it, despite the savory sauce on it. I asked for some salad for both of us after I found out the next two appetizers: Goose liver and frog legs. Geese are like the true touring commandos of our feathered friends, so that was out of the question for me, having admired their aerial formations from my airplane many times in flight. And as a child, the main pets I had were frogs and turtles, so I couldn't psychologically do that, either. I know it's hypocritical to love animals and still eat chicken and steaks, but I can't help it. The salad was fine, the main course of chicken (Yea!) was superb. Lots of sample of local wine, all excellent, and all chilled, which was fine with me. An owner of a local vineyard was there, and performed some really good magic tricks all night with sleight of hand, cards, paper money, and a few other props. It was excellent, then he gave us each a bottle of wine from his vineyard. I was thinking at the end of the night that this must be what everyone thinks it's like on the road, with lavish dinners, lots of leisure, entertainment, etc. Most of the time it seems that you're packing, unpacking, waiting to travel, or traveling. But it was a great night, and we all appreciated it.
je pense que c'est un record tain m'étonnerait pas que j en resoit moiidem pour Bordeaux, la patinoire n'est pas réputée pour avoir un son de qualité, genre à partir du milieu de salle vers le fond, on entend un écho, comme une salle reverb'Fangface a écrit :Franchement ça allait bien, déjà à Lyon il paraît que la Halle Tony Garnier a une acoustique déplorable, or le concert que j'avais vu d'eux là-bas avait un superbe son! Deep Purple avec un mauvais son ça ne doit pas être possible Grand sourire
; mais pour DP ca allait nickel de tous les retours que j'ai eu(même les false tout en haut dans les gradins ).
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marionnn a écrit :C'est énorme
15/11/2007 : Toulon - Zenith
C'est pas humain, on en est à combien de dates françaises là?marionnn a écrit :C'est énorme
14/11/2007 : Chateauroux - Le tarmac
15/11/2007 : Toulon - Zenith
16/11/2007 : Perpignan - Parc des Expos
18/11/2007 : Paris - Olympia
21/11/2007 : Le Havre - Docks Océane
22/11/2007 : Angers - Amphitéa 4000
23/11/2007 : Brest - Parc de Penfeld
25/11/2007 : Le Mans - Antares
26/11/2007 : Orléans - Zenith
27/11/2007 : Angulème - Espace Carat
28/11/2007 : Besançon - Micropolis
http://www.thehighwaystar.com/reviews06 ... -europe-1/
