Landmark

Setlist:

A Pacific Sonata
This Is Your Captain
The Gaia II Space Corps
Balthazaar
The United Debased
TSMcR
The Oracle
Fanny Again, Or >
Mountain
Manmower
The Hornet >
Race With The Devil*
Whole Lotta Diana
Patterns
The Tower
Stanley (Tonight’s The Night)
Black As Night
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Gullible’s Travails

* Gun’s cover

Notes:
– approx 2h 40m

Francesco

The sound was really good and I thought the band was tight except perhaps during Balthazaar. There were a few too many songs I would have prefered not to hear again today, Manmower and The Tower especially. Glad to finally see them do Gullible’s Travails, but I don’t think it translated as well live as most of their songs do. Would still say it was a great gig today, but I liked the show yesterday much better for the setlist.

I have lost count of how many times I’ve seen them, but 30+ times. Yesterday was really good, but tonight was something comepletely different! I never thought I would say this, but this is the ultimate ensemble of Motorpsycho, to witness this pure joy of performing, they were on fire tonight and the audience joined in on the trip as well! Before I judged the concerts by songs played, but tonight was 100 % good vibes, night #2 at Landmark = magic!

ira.

Have to agree with night #2 being on another level.
Not sure about the good sound, I found it both night pretty catastrophic, but a sonic blast nonetheless.

What a band. Can’t wait for the German tour later this year.

Thanks Francesco for keeping track of each shows so well.

I felt bad my review sounded negative, so I just wanted to make it clear how great I thought it was despite my complaints, and what a privilege it was to see the band up close like that, everyone seemed to really be enjoying themselves. I only have one show with Järmyr to compare with but I too think this line-up is amazing.

I feel stupid complaining about a few reocurring songs when most bands will just play the same thing over and over every night.

gaspop.

I feel that this 2-night format gives them the chance to explore a bit more of the back catalog while still focusing on the latest releases, and also perhaps rest a bit more between performances. I’d love it if they could devise something like a “residency tour” in the future.