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blur à Benicassim : Vos pensées, vos photos :)
J'aimerais bien connaître vos pensées (une petite review, quoi
) et voir les photos que vous avez prises lors du concert du 8 août.
L'album photo du forum est à votre disposition pour les photos (certaines seront reprises sur le site magicblur.net )
L'album photo du forum est à votre disposition pour les photos (certaines seront reprises sur le site magicblur.net )
Dernière modification par Joël le 05 avril 2004 19:54, modifié 1 fois.
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Bon là je suis trop crevé pour faire une review... pour l'instant je vous donne le set list :
01 Ambulance
02 Beetlebum
03 Girls And Boys
04 Gene By Gene
05 For Tomorrow
06 Good Song
07 Tender
08 Caravan
09 Out Of Time
10 Crazy Beat
11 Trimm Trabb
12 Song 2
13 Battery In Your Leg
14 The Universal
----rappel------
15 To The End
16 On The Way To The Club
17 We've Got A File On You
01 Ambulance
02 Beetlebum
03 Girls And Boys
04 Gene By Gene
05 For Tomorrow
06 Good Song
07 Tender
08 Caravan
09 Out Of Time
10 Crazy Beat
11 Trimm Trabb
12 Song 2
13 Battery In Your Leg
14 The Universal
----rappel------
15 To The End
16 On The Way To The Club
17 We've Got A File On You
Dernière modification par siam le 18 août 2003 18:45, modifié 1 fois.
TA GUEULE
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J'ai mis ce matin une première photo du concert dans la galerie, elle est pas géniale, mais aggrandis c'est mieux !! Je vais essayer de scanner les autres en plus clair et les balancer aussi !!! Pour ce qui est des impressions du concert, je suis encore sur un nuage (je vous raconte pas mes collègues au boulot ça fait 4 jours que je leur balance du blur 8 heures par jour !! mais j'en ai enfin converti une : victoire !!)
A plus !!
Au fait j'étais à Londres du 7 au 10 mai, et j'ai pas réussi à chopper une place pour l'astoria alors j'avais bien droit au premier rang à Benicassim quand même !!!
Bises

A plus !!
Au fait j'étais à Londres du 7 au 10 mai, et j'ai pas réussi à chopper une place pour l'astoria alors j'avais bien droit au premier rang à Benicassim quand même !!!
Bises
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Vu la foto t'etais pas la fille a coté de moi et pour la review, je sais toujours pas les faire donc j'en ai deja fait une pitoyable sur sov, si ça en interesse.

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Voilà mes photos sont en lignes!! je les ai mise sur mon ftp parce qu'en passant par l'album c'était trop long. Dites moi ce que vous en pensez!
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Voilà mes photos sont en lignes!! je les ai mise sur mon ftp parce qu'en passant par l'album c'était trop long. Dites moi ce que vous en pensez!
Don't say NO!!!!!!!!
hey Paris motherfookers!
hey Paris motherfookers!
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OUHAOUH !!! Emilie tes photos sont extra, les mienne à côté sont de la m....., mais bon ceci étant dit tu as raison, nous n'étions pas à côté, tu étais plus au centre vers la caméra, moi j'étais pile poile en face d'Alex (sauf quand il se dplaçait biensur !!!). Encore bravo pour les photos, au fait c'est un numérique que tu as non ???Emilie a écrit :Vu la foto t'etais pas la fille a coté de moi et pour la review, je sais toujours pas les faire donc j'en ai deja fait une pitoyable sur sov, si ça en interesse.![]()
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Bonjour tout le monde.
Je vous transmets le mon compte rendu de Bénicassim que j'ai envoyé au BFC. Désolé c en anglais. Est-ce vraiment utile de traduire ? Tout le monde comprends l'anglais ici non ?
J'ai aussi créé une page Bénicassim sur mon site. Allez dans la rubrique "gigs & special events". En bas de la partie "gigs", cliquez sur le lien Benicassim. Il y a 5 MP3 et 30 photos. La page est très lourde donc c très long à charger mais ça vaut le coup.
Enjoy !
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The Benicassim Festival
Where should I start? With the beginning I suppose!
I went to the Benicassim Festival with my husband. We both had press passes because I write every so often for a French music publication. So we could attend the press conferences and see the artists who came for interviews. Blur didn’t do a press conference but luckily they came to the press area to be interviewed by various media. The three boys were first interviewed by MTV for about 20 minutes. During that time I had a nice little chat with Smoggy outside the door. The subjects brought up included the tour, the setlist, Simon Tong, Damon, Gorillaz, the Paris show and my Damon Albarn/Jamie Hewlett interview of June 2001 which he remembered. “A very good interview,” he said.
When Damon came out of the TV studio, he saw me at once, grinned broadly
, put his arm around my shoulder, gave me a big kiss and walked with me to the next interview, which was with a French radio station outside the building. Dave and Alex went their own ways to be interviewed by other media. After listening to the Damon interview with Le Mouv’, I met Dave very briefly and then spent some time in the room where Alex was being interviewed. Alex is awfully nice. We had a little chat and he gave me a kiss before leaving me. I didn’t ask for it, I swear! He had a very soft beard and looked very good. The three of them were interviewed for about an hour and then they were gone.
Blur were on stage on the first day of the festival, right after Placebo. They played a 70-minute set to a crowd of 30,000 people.
The set opened with ‘Ambulance’, as in most Blur shows so far this year. As usual, the second part of the song was amazing, accelerated thanks to Dave’s great speedy drumming. Before singing ‘Beetlebum’, Damon observed: “There’s a great moon up there”. His singing may not have been his best but the song really took off over the second part with Simon’s guitar solo and all the white noises. Then Damon decided “Let’s get this place moving” and a very good version of ‘Girls & Boys’ followed, one chorus being sung through the voice-distorter he’s been using on stage this year. The sounds of underwater cymbals announced ‘Gene by Gene’. I liked the way Damon sang “I delete my se e e e elf” in a modulated voice. The end of the song was very melodic thanks to a very nice keyboard line. “An old song now” was how Damon introduced ‘For Tomorrow’, enhanced by very beautiful backing vocals. Then Damon told the crowd that a mate of his had just taught him the greatest swearword in Spanish but he had forgotten it, adding “it’s like ‘fuck’ you know, but in Spanish,” maybe hoping someone would refresh his memory. ‘Good Song’ came next. Again, the backing vocals gave the song more space. Before ‘Tender’, Damon explained that the next song definitely sounds better when everyone sings it. “Everyone sing with us so it takes off”, he urged and then he invited us to look at the moon again. “So beautiful”. Alex played the double-bass. Damon’s singing was very energetic, the tempo well marked and the backing vocals superb. Damon didn’t sing the whole of the first chorus but the crowd could barely be heard. The song was complemented by an a cappella reprise. Very nice. Then Damon announced a song – ‘Caravan’ –that they “recorded last summer in Morroco, on a night very like this. And every night was like this,” which I guess means warm and starlit. Considering the heat and laid-back atmosphere at Benicassim, I thought that lazy song sounded very appropriate there. Then Damon did an amazing thing. He asked the audience to put their hands shoulder-high, started shaking his hands and then produced a 17-second, nonstop, deep, low, rumbling, resonant tune, one that sounded like the drone produced by a didjeridoo, you know the wind instrument played by the Aboriginees in Australia. That was the lowest-pitched tune I’ve ever heard from someone’s mouth. It was absolutely magical. A very special moment. After breathing in, he did it again for about 8 seconds with an even lower-pitched voice that faded out into the “Oh yeah” of ‘Out Of Time’. Brilliant! Again, the sunny atmosphere of ‘Out of Time’ was well-suited to the Spanish festival. ‘Crazy Beat’ ignited the crowd. Damon put a lot of energy into the song. And as if the atmostphere wasn’t frantic enough yet, ‘Song 2’ was played as soon as ‘Crazy Beat’ ended. Every one sang along and went bananas. Really great! Damon rapped the beginning of ‘Trimm Trabb’ in a Massive Attack style. His shout midway into the song was fantastic. The witty showman that Damon is stamped a foot, threw an arm into the air, arched his back like a flamenco dancer and produced a long, powerful, flamenco-type scream that was followed with a piercing echo. The second part of the song had lots of white noises and I liked it that way. A cigarette in hand, Damon put all his heart into ‘Battery In Your Leg’. His “Me” at the end lasted forever. What a moving song that is live! ‘The Universal’ was beautiful. ‘To The End’ was introduced as “a very romantic song”. It segued into ‘On The Way To The Club’, my favorite ‘Think Tank’ song live. I particularly love the way it slows down, then speeds up and finally segues into ‘File’. ‘File’ was done only once but it was mental. And that was it. In short it was a very good set with some memorable moments. Blur captured a sweaty crowd. Well done then!
The next day, there was an Artists V. Press People football game which I decided not to go to. Wrong choice! Damon attended the game (but didn’t play), I was told later on. Too bad!
Apart from Blur, the bands I saw over the festival are Moby, Suede, Beck, Placebo, Travis, Echo & The Bunnymen, Super Furry Animals, Beth Gibbons & Rustin’ Man, The Jeevas, The Coral, JJ72, Hoggboy and Sexie Sadie. I wanted to attend Badly Dran Boy’s set but that took place during the Blur interviews. The best set was Moby’s in my opinion. I had never been to a Moby show before and I was pleasantly surprised. This little man is alternately a guitarist, a percussionist, a keyboardist, a DJ, a singer, a rocker, a sprinter and an entertainer. He obviously loves doing live shows. He is able to liven up a whole crowd and turn a festival site into a dance floor. His black female singer has the most amazing voice I’ve ever heard – a deep, powerful, resonant voice that sent shivers down my spine and made me cry. And Moby is a hell of a composer. Great light effects too. Highly recommended. I’d be interested to know what Anna Dols has to say about Moby’s set and his female singer.
Last but not least, I heard 3 bands who overtly condemned Bush &/or Blair for the war on Iraq : Moby: “Bush is a big fucking idiot”; Travis: two new ‘No War’ songs – ‘The Beautiful Occupation’ and ‘Peace the Fuck out’; and The Jeevas with a song dedicated to George W. Bush entitled ‘How much do you suck?’
Cheers
Je vous transmets le mon compte rendu de Bénicassim que j'ai envoyé au BFC. Désolé c en anglais. Est-ce vraiment utile de traduire ? Tout le monde comprends l'anglais ici non ?
J'ai aussi créé une page Bénicassim sur mon site. Allez dans la rubrique "gigs & special events". En bas de la partie "gigs", cliquez sur le lien Benicassim. Il y a 5 MP3 et 30 photos. La page est très lourde donc c très long à charger mais ça vaut le coup.
Enjoy !
-------------
The Benicassim Festival
Where should I start? With the beginning I suppose!
I went to the Benicassim Festival with my husband. We both had press passes because I write every so often for a French music publication. So we could attend the press conferences and see the artists who came for interviews. Blur didn’t do a press conference but luckily they came to the press area to be interviewed by various media. The three boys were first interviewed by MTV for about 20 minutes. During that time I had a nice little chat with Smoggy outside the door. The subjects brought up included the tour, the setlist, Simon Tong, Damon, Gorillaz, the Paris show and my Damon Albarn/Jamie Hewlett interview of June 2001 which he remembered. “A very good interview,” he said.
Blur were on stage on the first day of the festival, right after Placebo. They played a 70-minute set to a crowd of 30,000 people.
The set opened with ‘Ambulance’, as in most Blur shows so far this year. As usual, the second part of the song was amazing, accelerated thanks to Dave’s great speedy drumming. Before singing ‘Beetlebum’, Damon observed: “There’s a great moon up there”. His singing may not have been his best but the song really took off over the second part with Simon’s guitar solo and all the white noises. Then Damon decided “Let’s get this place moving” and a very good version of ‘Girls & Boys’ followed, one chorus being sung through the voice-distorter he’s been using on stage this year. The sounds of underwater cymbals announced ‘Gene by Gene’. I liked the way Damon sang “I delete my se e e e elf” in a modulated voice. The end of the song was very melodic thanks to a very nice keyboard line. “An old song now” was how Damon introduced ‘For Tomorrow’, enhanced by very beautiful backing vocals. Then Damon told the crowd that a mate of his had just taught him the greatest swearword in Spanish but he had forgotten it, adding “it’s like ‘fuck’ you know, but in Spanish,” maybe hoping someone would refresh his memory. ‘Good Song’ came next. Again, the backing vocals gave the song more space. Before ‘Tender’, Damon explained that the next song definitely sounds better when everyone sings it. “Everyone sing with us so it takes off”, he urged and then he invited us to look at the moon again. “So beautiful”. Alex played the double-bass. Damon’s singing was very energetic, the tempo well marked and the backing vocals superb. Damon didn’t sing the whole of the first chorus but the crowd could barely be heard. The song was complemented by an a cappella reprise. Very nice. Then Damon announced a song – ‘Caravan’ –that they “recorded last summer in Morroco, on a night very like this. And every night was like this,” which I guess means warm and starlit. Considering the heat and laid-back atmosphere at Benicassim, I thought that lazy song sounded very appropriate there. Then Damon did an amazing thing. He asked the audience to put their hands shoulder-high, started shaking his hands and then produced a 17-second, nonstop, deep, low, rumbling, resonant tune, one that sounded like the drone produced by a didjeridoo, you know the wind instrument played by the Aboriginees in Australia. That was the lowest-pitched tune I’ve ever heard from someone’s mouth. It was absolutely magical. A very special moment. After breathing in, he did it again for about 8 seconds with an even lower-pitched voice that faded out into the “Oh yeah” of ‘Out Of Time’. Brilliant! Again, the sunny atmosphere of ‘Out of Time’ was well-suited to the Spanish festival. ‘Crazy Beat’ ignited the crowd. Damon put a lot of energy into the song. And as if the atmostphere wasn’t frantic enough yet, ‘Song 2’ was played as soon as ‘Crazy Beat’ ended. Every one sang along and went bananas. Really great! Damon rapped the beginning of ‘Trimm Trabb’ in a Massive Attack style. His shout midway into the song was fantastic. The witty showman that Damon is stamped a foot, threw an arm into the air, arched his back like a flamenco dancer and produced a long, powerful, flamenco-type scream that was followed with a piercing echo. The second part of the song had lots of white noises and I liked it that way. A cigarette in hand, Damon put all his heart into ‘Battery In Your Leg’. His “Me” at the end lasted forever. What a moving song that is live! ‘The Universal’ was beautiful. ‘To The End’ was introduced as “a very romantic song”. It segued into ‘On The Way To The Club’, my favorite ‘Think Tank’ song live. I particularly love the way it slows down, then speeds up and finally segues into ‘File’. ‘File’ was done only once but it was mental. And that was it. In short it was a very good set with some memorable moments. Blur captured a sweaty crowd. Well done then!
The next day, there was an Artists V. Press People football game which I decided not to go to. Wrong choice! Damon attended the game (but didn’t play), I was told later on. Too bad!
Apart from Blur, the bands I saw over the festival are Moby, Suede, Beck, Placebo, Travis, Echo & The Bunnymen, Super Furry Animals, Beth Gibbons & Rustin’ Man, The Jeevas, The Coral, JJ72, Hoggboy and Sexie Sadie. I wanted to attend Badly Dran Boy’s set but that took place during the Blur interviews. The best set was Moby’s in my opinion. I had never been to a Moby show before and I was pleasantly surprised. This little man is alternately a guitarist, a percussionist, a keyboardist, a DJ, a singer, a rocker, a sprinter and an entertainer. He obviously loves doing live shows. He is able to liven up a whole crowd and turn a festival site into a dance floor. His black female singer has the most amazing voice I’ve ever heard – a deep, powerful, resonant voice that sent shivers down my spine and made me cry. And Moby is a hell of a composer. Great light effects too. Highly recommended. I’d be interested to know what Anna Dols has to say about Moby’s set and his female singer.
Last but not least, I heard 3 bands who overtly condemned Bush &/or Blair for the war on Iraq : Moby: “Bush is a big fucking idiot”; Travis: two new ‘No War’ songs – ‘The Beautiful Occupation’ and ‘Peace the Fuck out’; and The Jeevas with a song dedicated to George W. Bush entitled ‘How much do you suck?’
Cheers
Maryse (Two's A Crowd)
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mais yavait que des frenchies à benicassim?!!!
Moi aussi g t à benicassim avec mon chéri! Le pauvre depuis le temps que je le soulais avec blur! Mais bon auy bout d'un an j'avais réussi à lui faire aimer... et puis en mai il devait venir avec moi au concert de paris (manque de chance il avait des partiels...) bref c t enfin le grand test! Je vous raconte pas le stress que j'avais! J'avais trop peur qu'il n'aime pas! Qu'il ait des reproches à faire à Damon !!
Qu'est-ce qu'il était bien ce concert, à part le réglage du son, mais bon ça c t pour la plupart des concerts... ou peut-être que c t de notre côté. On était du côté de simon tong, la basse était trop forte. Enfin ça m'a pas empêcher de profiter du concert, j'étais contre la barrière cette fois donc pas de risque dévanouissement(...paris...
)
Le set list était parfait pour moi, toutes les vieilles qu'ils ont jouées font parties de mes préférées! Seul reproche c t encore pas assez long!! Encore encore encore!!!
On a pris des photos aussi faudra que je les scanne... j'essaie de faire ça le plus vite possible.
Sinon bin Damon était vraiment trop bien! Et puis avec sa guitare électrique j'adore! Alex était bien marrant aussi perché sur l'ampli! Pff je veux y retourner!!
En prochain produit dérivé je suggère des concerts en pillule pour nous faire patienter!!
plein de mwa mwa à tous
Ophelie
PS maryse t'as vraiment de la chance
PS2 Carole
Qu'est-ce qu'il était bien ce concert, à part le réglage du son, mais bon ça c t pour la plupart des concerts... ou peut-être que c t de notre côté. On était du côté de simon tong, la basse était trop forte. Enfin ça m'a pas empêcher de profiter du concert, j'étais contre la barrière cette fois donc pas de risque dévanouissement(...paris...
Le set list était parfait pour moi, toutes les vieilles qu'ils ont jouées font parties de mes préférées! Seul reproche c t encore pas assez long!! Encore encore encore!!!
On a pris des photos aussi faudra que je les scanne... j'essaie de faire ça le plus vite possible.
Sinon bin Damon était vraiment trop bien! Et puis avec sa guitare électrique j'adore! Alex était bien marrant aussi perché sur l'ampli! Pff je veux y retourner!!
En prochain produit dérivé je suggère des concerts en pillule pour nous faire patienter!!
plein de mwa mwa à tous
Ophelie
PS maryse t'as vraiment de la chance
PS2 Carole
you're my jelly bean!!
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J'ai trouvé ca aujourd'hui... http://fiberfib.com/cd/2003/tema.php?tema=4
C'est moi qui deraille ou ils l'ont vraiment jouée ?
C'est moi qui deraille ou ils l'ont vraiment jouée ?
Where's The Magic ?
Morgan a écrit : Muse, je réecouterai quand ils auront le sida
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Ce morceau, c un titre inédit qui figure sur une compilation de 4 CD qui est sortie en octobre. La pochette donne le titre "Money Makes Me Crazy". En fait, il s'agirait du "Deepest Darkest Devon Mix", donc différent du "Marrakech Mix" qui figure sur le CD single de "Out of Time".
La setlist de Benicassim 2003 est la suivante :
Ambulance
Beetlebum
Girls & Boys
Gene x Gene
For Tomorrow
Good Song
Tender
Caravan
Out Of Time
Crazy Beat
Song 2
Trimm Trabb
Battery In Your Leg
The Universal
To The End
On The Way To The Club
File On you
Qques photos & MP3 à http://www.tournant.com/blur/site/gigs/080803.html
La setlist de Benicassim 2003 est la suivante :
Ambulance
Beetlebum
Girls & Boys
Gene x Gene
For Tomorrow
Good Song
Tender
Caravan
Out Of Time
Crazy Beat
Song 2
Trimm Trabb
Battery In Your Leg
The Universal
To The End
On The Way To The Club
File On you
Qques photos & MP3 à http://www.tournant.com/blur/site/gigs/080803.html
Maryse (Two's A Crowd)
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