nick cave at vicar street (1 Viewer)

[palace]

i haven't seen anyone talk about this... hence i got perfect 3rd row center tickets... anyone else going?

 

[Jasper]

Not gonna bother - €40 is a bit much. I went to see him in the Gaiety a good few years back when he did the "Secret History of The Love Song" lecture - entertaing enough and he did a few tunes with Warren Ellis at the end.

 

[rettucs]

didn't know about this.

now its sold out.

shite

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

didn't know about this.

now its sold out.

shite

It's a book reading with a few tunes thrown in.

Spend the money on the money on the audiobook.

 

[steveamanakick]

Spend the money on the money on the audiobook.

don't. it's shite.

 

[palace]

sounds like an interesting night to me... what with warren ellis and martyn casey providing backing music... and then (hopefully) a good few bad seeds numbers interspersed...

different is good... stopped going to normal gigs these days, especially ones you have to stand up at... must be getting old...

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

don't. it's shite.

The story itself, or what they've done with the soundtrack and that?

 

[mark]

jaysus, knew nothing about this. not sure i'd be too into the reading part, but when he did vicar street before 'solo', it was a stripped back bad seeds (grinderman now that i think about it), and it wasn fan-fucking-tastic.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

jaysus, knew nothing about this. not sure i'd be too into the reading part, but when he did vicar street before 'solo', it was a stripped back bad seeds (grinderman now that i think about it), and it wasn fan-fucking-tastic.

He's an outstanding showman.
Not sure I really need a Q&A though, you know?

 

[rampz]

jaysus, knew nothing about this. not sure i'd be too into the reading part, but when he did vicar street before 'solo', it was a stripped back bad seeds (grinderman now that i think about it), and it wasn fan-fucking-tastic.

that gig was amazing. fuckin' jack the ripper..........

 

[worthit]

I thought this would sell out instantly. I got seats at table 18 which is the centre of the second row.

 

[worthit]

This was so good. Even the spas trying to get books signed didn't ruin it. They were selling signed copies in the hallway anyway.

 

[worthit]

It's a book reading with a few tunes thrown in.

Spend the money on the money on the audiobook.

It was a gig with four tiny extracts of the book thrown in.

 

[GO]

stopped going to normal gigs these days, especially ones you have to stand up at... must be getting old...

Speaking as a friend of the family..Rock'n'roll says goodbye.

 

[palace]

aye indeed... this were fantastic... at least the music (at least 15 or 16 songs - full gig) and the reading ( 4 extracts that broke up the music nicely) was... the conversation part didn't work too well... a bit of an irony that those who want to be heard the most are always those that have nothing to say...

 

[Mitchum]

Agreed. I was sat behind the couple who got their t-shirts signed...after which they bleated into their mobiles for the rest of the show (even during 'Into My Arms').

Enjoyable show. Warren Ellis on percussion?! Class.

 

[Goodbye]

Warren Ellis provided much unexpected comic relief.

The man has no sense of rhythm whatsoever.

He's like a cross between Rasputin the Mad Monk and Animal from the Muppets.

Hilarious.

 

[palace]

he was certainly struggling a bit with one snare and a hi-hat...

love cave on the grand piano though... so nothing can really detract from that... solo version of mercy seat was brilliant... but a bit dissapointed in do you love me part 2...

 

[Goodbye]

I was cracking up all through Tupelo

 

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