Marktrock Leuven Belgium
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Marktrock Leuven Belgium
Who's going to this festival tomorrow ?
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I will try to make pictures and post here soon...
Members of this forum ?
I will try to make pictures and post here soon...
This must be the place I waited years to leave
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I can recommend you a good book on the history of the town. Can't promise it'll be as overwhelming as Churchill's biography, thoughdiana wrote:Why you are not fond of Leuven?PigletWildebeest wrote:I'll be there.
I'm not fond of Leuven and I hear it gets terribly crowded, but it's Pet Shop Boys! What else can I do?
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Oh dear... it's just personal really, I've always had this "distaste" for it. Could be the fact that I went to uni in Ghent as opposed to the uni in Leuven, since then I've always been prejudiced about it. Who knows, Monday might make me change my mind completely.diana wrote:Why you are not fond of Leuven?PigletWildebeest wrote:I'll be there.
I'm not fond of Leuven and I hear it gets terribly crowded, but it's Pet Shop Boys! What else can I do?
If I don't get acute claustrophobia or anything
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Yes, I have the same opinion.PigletWildebeest wrote:I'll be there.
I'm not fond of Leuven and I hear it gets terribly crowded, but it's Pet Shop Boys! What else can I do?
I don't like festivals as this. I've seen them in Bonn and I hope they use the same stage-construction with the panels. I don't know if there is enough place at the stage for the other artists.
When they don't use it, I will be disappointed.
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Re: Marktrock Leuven Belgium
Have a great time, Yves!yves wrote:Who's going to this festival tomorrow ?
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I will try to make pictures and post here soon...
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Re: Marktrock Leuven Belgium
Bedankt Frank !Grover wrote:Have a great time, Yves!yves wrote:Who's going to this festival tomorrow ?
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Setlist: The Hits with Shopping, Rent and Dreaming of the Queen, Psychological, Minimal, S&G (great show), Integral, and as extra: Its a Sin and Go West.
Nice show! Oude Markt is beautiful!
Sound close to the stage was not so good, too much basses.
Nice show! Oude Markt is beautiful!
Sound close to the stage was not so good, too much basses.
Dreaming of the Queen
visiting for tea
You and her and I
and Lady Di
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The concert was fantastic. I tend to be rather critical of PSB live shows because I often find they lack a little something, maybe soul. My favourite tour by far has been the Release tour. Performing the hits in smaller venues with a full band gave a lot of their songs an extra whooph (Domino Dancing being a highlight) that is sometimes missing in their other tours.
I fully enjoyed last night's performance, though. The set was amazing, very inventive. They had this kind of giant rubix cube onto which images were projected. The cube would morph into different shapes and sizes. Sometimes the dancers or Neil (for Rent) would be inside the cube. It was a great backdrop, not something you see often at outdoor festivals.
It was great to hear the songs from the new album. They fitted very well into the setlist. S&G Show and Integral got great receptions. Both tracks have got great choruses for everyone to sing along to. The crowd was a bit slow to warm up (Psychological is a bit of a strange opener), but they really seemed to get into the swing of things from Always on my mind onwards.
Here's the setlist. It seems to be similar to the one at the other festivals.
1- Psycological
2- Left to my own devices
3- I'm with stupid
4- Suburbia
5- Minimal
6- Shopping
7- Rent
8- Always on my mind
9- Where the streets have no name...
10- Dreaming of the queen
11- West end girls
12- S&G Show
13- Opportunities
14- Integral
Encores
15- So Hard
16- It's a sin
17- Go West
I fully enjoyed last night's performance, though. The set was amazing, very inventive. They had this kind of giant rubix cube onto which images were projected. The cube would morph into different shapes and sizes. Sometimes the dancers or Neil (for Rent) would be inside the cube. It was a great backdrop, not something you see often at outdoor festivals.
It was great to hear the songs from the new album. They fitted very well into the setlist. S&G Show and Integral got great receptions. Both tracks have got great choruses for everyone to sing along to. The crowd was a bit slow to warm up (Psychological is a bit of a strange opener), but they really seemed to get into the swing of things from Always on my mind onwards.
Here's the setlist. It seems to be similar to the one at the other festivals.
1- Psycological
2- Left to my own devices
3- I'm with stupid
4- Suburbia
5- Minimal
6- Shopping
7- Rent
8- Always on my mind
9- Where the streets have no name...
10- Dreaming of the queen
11- West end girls
12- S&G Show
13- Opportunities
14- Integral
Encores
15- So Hard
16- It's a sin
17- Go West