Damien in Paris - Page 2

SisterMidnight · 07-01-2005, 11:46 PM

awwww!!

thank you carl i'll try that! very nice of you...

Beevers_uk · 07-01-2005, 11:48 PM

No Prob!!!

Thats the address of t, but now its on the next page for the videos...
http://volcano-rice.net/forum/viewt...er=asc&start=15

crackpotcuckoo · 07-02-2005, 12:11 AM

Each section is taking so long to download! The first one took 10 MINUTES!! And the clip itself wasn't even 4 minutes...

Beevers_uk · 07-02-2005, 12:20 AM

Have you right clicked it and saved it?? It does take along time, all of them are about 50mbs big, but are sooo worth it!!!!

SisterMidnight · 07-02-2005, 12:51 AM

oh wow the pictures are great! off to watch the videos (they downloaded much quicker by right clicking - save as)

thanks again carl!!

Johan PV · 07-02-2005, 09:21 AM

Well, I was in Le Trianon too. I come from barcelona just to see Damien, and it was awsome, incredible. I'd never saw some similar. I think Damien did his best. More people of here was in the concert¿¿??

blether · 07-02-2005, 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Beevers_uk

Défaut de la reproduction sonore ! ! Il était un long temps alors ! ! Était-il juste lui et sa guitare ? Avez-vous obtenu de le rencontrer après le concert? (dont knon if i said it all right!! i had to get the dictionary out!!)

you have a good french, it's alright
yes he played for a long time ; he was with 2 guitar (the acoustic u can see on the videos) and an electric and a piano (that Kate Earl had played with), but only for one song.
No i have not met him after the concert, but i have not waited for it, that is not the kind of things i do.

blether · 07-02-2005, 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Beevers_uk

I love what he does at the end of the Second video!! Does anybody know how he does that??

what do u mean???

SilentNight · 07-02-2005, 10:16 AM

i'm jealous

.

love the vids, the end of Volcanoes was funny too. love the color shining on him like he was wearing that patch shirt again, a bright new one

Beevers_uk · 07-02-2005, 10:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blether

what do u mean???

When he plays, and he kind of loops it over and slowly walks back in to the darkness, then plays a little solo thing over his voice and him beatin on his guitar. Then the solo is played back over everything and he sits his guitar down and walks off! I dont know how to describe it!!

Manu~ · 07-02-2005, 10:29 AM

the link of the boot is on the volcano board .
please don't post the link directly here .

thanks a lot

blether · 07-02-2005, 10:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Beevers_uk

When he plays, and he kind of loops it over and slowly walks back in to the darkness, then plays a little solo thing over his voice and him beatin on his guitar. Then the solo is played back over everything and he sits his guitar down and walks off! I dont know how to describe it!!

ah ok!
well, first he plays something, and while he is palying, he is recording, then he plays something else and records it too. Then he sings something and records it. And with the pedals (is it the good word??) he uses it to make them play the sequences he has recorded to be able to create a new thing. he can add something (u can see him playing another thing) or just let it play (when he let the guitar)
hope u understand...

Beevers_uk · 07-02-2005, 10:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blether

ah ok!
well, first he plays something, and while he is palying, he is recording, then he plays something else and records it too. Then he sings something and records it. And with the pedals (is it the good word??) he uses it to make them play the sequences he has recorded to be able to create a new thing. he can add something (u can see him playing another thing) or just let it play (when he let the guitar)
hope u understand...

God, i so envy all you people that got to go and see him!!! Thank you by the wya, for sharing your expirience at the concert!!!

blether · 07-02-2005, 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Beevers_uk

God, i so envy all you people that got to go and see him!!! Thank you by the wya, for sharing your expirience at the concert!!!

well... you can see my name...
u're welcome

mestonf · 07-02-2005, 12:54 PM

has anyone got a setlist?

and why did Damo play with Kate Earl?

Beevers_uk · 07-02-2005, 01:02 PM

Delicate
I remember
The Blowers Daughter Part 2
Cannonball
Woman Like A Man
A Piano thing
The Proffesor
Talkin
Childish
Eskimo
Volcano
the blowers Daughter
Aime
GloryBox - When Doves Cry
Babe im gonna leave you - Halleujah
Talkin
Unplayed Piano
Cold Water
Crowd
Older chests

It sounded like such a good concert!!

Closing_Doors · 07-02-2005, 02:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Beevers_uk

Delicate
I remember
The Blowers Daughter Part 2
Cannonball
Woman Like A Man
A Piano thing
The Proffesor
Talkin
Childish
Eskimo
Volcano
the blowers Daughter
Aime
GloryBox - When Doves Cry
Babe im gonna leave you - Halleujah
Talkin
Unplayed Piano
Cold Water
Crowd
Older chests

It sounded like such a good concert!!

^^"A Piano Thing" was in fact the infamous Accidental Babies. Nice to finally hear it. Great gig

Beevers_uk · 07-02-2005, 02:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Closing_Doors

^^"A Piano Thing" was in fact the infamous Accidental Babies. Nice to finally hear it. Great gig

Get away!! Ive been waitin to hear iot foor sooooo long!!! Awwww!!

blether · 07-02-2005, 02:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mestonf

has anyone got a setlist?

and why did Damo play with Kate Earl?

because she was his first part
they have played together at the end. she was shy and did not know exactly when she could play. But she has a great voice it was nice to hear this

mestonf · 07-02-2005, 02:46 PM

yeah i know she was support - what song did they sing together?

blether · 07-02-2005, 02:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mestonf

yeah i know she was support - what song did they sing together?

cold water

steveboswell · 07-02-2005, 03:02 PM

Well, after spending 28 hours awake wandering around Paris and stumbling home, I've finally recovered enough to write about the gig!!

In true tourist style, we headed straight for the Notre Dame (it's awe-inspiring); the Eiffel Tower (the view is unbelievable); the Champs d'Elysée and the Arc de Triomphe (exhausting walk, but worth seeing!). We squeezed in a visit to a pavement café, looked in the window of a cheese shop, bought a mini-Eiffel Tower, caught the Metro at rush hour (not such a highlight!), nearly got run over (I'll never understand how French roads work!)... truely a fantastic day

Then, of course, the gig itself. Firstly, the Trianon itself is a beautiful little venue, absolutely perfect for an intimate gig. We were sitting in the stalls, fairly close to the back (in fact I was sitting just behind the sound mixing desk) but still with a great view of the stage...

After a few sneak-peeks at Damien as he peered around the curtains, Kate Earl kicked off the night with her fantastic set. She's real pretty

, and she's got the songs to match. It was the perfect introduction, and her appearance in the theatre at the "interval" to hand out some promo CDs was nice. One American lady made me smile, shouting across the stalls "Hey! She's got CDs! And they're FREE!". I know I took my copy because I liked the music, not just because there was free music on offer!

It struck me about 15 minutes in to Katy's set that - oh my God! - I was about to witness not only my first proper gig, but also see the amazing Damien Rice live. I knew at that point that the rest of the night would be incredible...

Just as with "O", the night opened with Delicate. It was fantastic that - being with three of my best friends - we all went into the gig hoping to hear our own favourites. Playing so many songs from "O" or "B-sides", none of us left disappointed. I Remember was amazing, and The Blower's Daughter (Part 2) was a nice surprise for my mates only acquainted with the album tracks...

Damien's attempts at French were gallant, if not entirely accurate! But they made everyone laugh, and the atmosphere couldn't have been more friendly (especially with so many Irish in the crowd!!). But it's testament to Damien's ability and presence that he can move from joking and laughing to such amazingly moving songs as Cannonball and (the tear-jerking) Accidental Babies... Woman Like A Man was simply amazing!

The Blower's Daughter is for me one of Damien's greatest songs, and he didn't let me down. After the London gig (my friend Tom went), we were worried that he wouldn't have time to play it... the sigh of relief on the opening notes was well justified!

Taking Aime into When Doves Cry/Hallelujah was again, heart-stopping. The whole hall fell into silence and wonder as Damien took us all to places we never expected to go. Just incredible. Kate Earl rejoined the stage for Cold Water, and by this point there was no holding back the tears! Older Chests ended the perfect day.

The night was still young for us though! With the gig over by about 10h30, we still had until 6h46 the next morning before we could check-in for the train home! The Sacré Coeur is another beautiful building - Paris is full of them! - and although it was raining and cloudy, the view across the city was still amazing. Spending the rest of the evening in the very friendly and very useful Maison Blanche opposite the Gare du Nord, over hot chocolate and a truck-load of amazing memories... bliss!

Thank you Paris (you're beautiful and friendly, if sometimes a little dangerous!)
Thank you Trianon (you're inviting, intimate and easy to find!)
Thank you Kate Earl (I'm looking forward to an album!)
Thank you Damien Rice (We all had the most amazing time)

Bozz

Vienna · 07-02-2005, 03:12 PM

brilliant review bozz...sounds like you really did have an amazing time!!

SisterMidnight · 07-02-2005, 05:44 PM

yeah thanks bozz that was a great review

sounds like you had an amazing trip and saw a great gig! oh damien solo in paris... what a dream gig

and THANK YOU manu~!!!

fantastic pictures and videos!!!

blether · 07-02-2005, 06:05 PM

you spent a very good time in Paris so!!
i am so sorry that i was raining... but as you could see Paris even with the rain is beautiful. And the Trianon is a very very good place, you can be everywhere inside you have a good view on the scene.
yeah, Damien made us laugh, but he has had a thought for you Irish people, you were numerous!
i really loved when he has sang a cappella...

Manu~ · 07-02-2005, 10:10 PM

Do you want a goodies ??

Beevers_uk · 07-02-2005, 10:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Manu~

Do you want a goodies ??

What goodies??

blether · 07-02-2005, 10:43 PM

i was sure Manu wouldn't stop there! (next we'll see his ticket maybe) lol
je provoque, je provoque...
it's a picture of the paper we could have, it has the size of a cd. there were papers like that everywhere. That was really different from the other concerts, more "share with me" than "you have paid, here I am", it was really for the burma action.
and look!! PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER that is very good!!!!

noshorterthan3characters · 07-03-2005, 08:27 AM

so er, why does he alk off after volcano?

steveboswell · 07-03-2005, 09:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by noshorterthan3characters

so er, why does he walk off after volcano?

(I'm guessing that's what you meant!)

Because he'd set up the looping vocals and guitar, there wasn't any need for him to be on stage for the last part of the song! So he took a comedy bow and walked off stage for a bit!

Bozz (still buzzing!)

07-01-2005, 11:48 PM	#32
Beevers_uk Esquimal Conducido Pasión Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: In My Sugar Coated World, Filled With Angels And Love And Happiness And... And You. Posts: 4,421	No Prob!!! Thats the address of t, but now its on the next page for the videos... http://volcano-rice.net/forum/viewt...er=asc&start=15 __________________ ...~Gemma Hayes~... - Just To See How Hard, You Can Make Me Cry - ...~Duke Special~... - Im Not Who You Think I am, I Slipped A Stranger Inside - ...~Noelie Mcdonnell~... - You'll Be My Muse, And I'll Be Your Poet - ...~My Myspace Thingy~...

07-02-2005, 12:20 AM	#34
Beevers_uk Esquimal Conducido Pasión Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: In My Sugar Coated World, Filled With Angels And Love And Happiness And... And You. Posts: 4,421	Have you right clicked it and saved it?? It does take along time, all of them are about 50mbs big, but are sooo worth it!!!! __________________ ...~Gemma Hayes~... - Just To See How Hard, You Can Make Me Cry - ...~Duke Special~... - Im Not Who You Think I am, I Slipped A Stranger Inside - ...~Noelie Mcdonnell~... - You'll Be My Muse, And I'll Be Your Poet - ...~My Myspace Thingy~...

07-02-2005, 10:16 AM	#39
SilentNight Eskimo Regular Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 901	i'm jealous. love the vids, the end of Volcanoes was funny too. love the color shining on him like he was wearing that patch shirt again, a bright new one __________________ Let love be love!

07-02-2005, 12:54 PM	#45
mestonf Eskimo Regular Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: England Posts: 4,164	has anyone got a setlist? and why did Damo play with Kate Earl? __________________ Damien Rice Fan Society

07-02-2005, 01:02 PM	#46
Beevers_uk Esquimal Conducido Pasión Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: In My Sugar Coated World, Filled With Angels And Love And Happiness And... And You. Posts: 4,421	Delicate I remember The Blowers Daughter Part 2 Cannonball Woman Like A Man A Piano thing The Proffesor Talkin Childish Eskimo Volcano the blowers Daughter Aime GloryBox - When Doves Cry Babe im gonna leave you - Halleujah Talkin Unplayed Piano Cold Water Crowd Older chests It sounded like such a good concert!! __________________ ...~Gemma Hayes~... - Just To See How Hard, You Can Make Me Cry - ...~Duke Special~... - Im Not Who You Think I am, I Slipped A Stranger Inside - ...~Noelie Mcdonnell~... - You'll Be My Muse, And I'll Be Your Poet - ...~My Myspace Thingy~...

07-01-2005, 11:46 PM	#31
SisterMidnight Jellyfishsting Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Is this heaven? Posts: 5,500	awwww!! thank you carl i'll try that! very nice of you...

07-02-2005, 12:11 AM	#33
crackpotcuckoo Eskimo Regular Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 336	Each section is taking so long to download! The first one took 10 MINUTES!! And the clip itself wasn't even 4 minutes...

07-02-2005, 12:51 AM	#35
SisterMidnight Jellyfishsting Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Is this heaven? Posts: 5,500	oh wow the pictures are great! off to watch the videos (they downloaded much quicker by right clicking - save as) thanks again carl!!

07-02-2005, 09:21 AM	#36
Johan PV Eskimo Fan Join Date: May 2005 Location: Catalunya, Spain Posts: 43	Well, I was in Le Trianon too. I come from barcelona just to see Damien, and it was awsome, incredible. I'd never saw some similar. I think Damien did his best. More people of here was in the concert¿¿??

07-02-2005, 10:29 AM	#41
Manu~ Eskimo french friend Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: France Posts: 110	the link of the boot is on the volcano board . please don't post the link directly here . thanks a lot

07-02-2005, 02:46 PM	#50
mestonf Eskimo Regular Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: England Posts: 4,164	yeah i know she was support - what song did they sing together? __________________ Damien Rice Fan Society

07-02-2005, 03:02 PM	#52
steveboswell Eskimo Bozz Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Sheffield, England Posts: 303	Well, after spending 28 hours awake wandering around Paris and stumbling home, I've finally recovered enough to write about the gig!! In true tourist style, we headed straight for the Notre Dame (it's awe-inspiring); the Eiffel Tower (the view is unbelievable); the Champs d'Elysée and the Arc de Triomphe (exhausting walk, but worth seeing!). We squeezed in a visit to a pavement café, looked in the window of a cheese shop, bought a mini-Eiffel Tower, caught the Metro at rush hour (not such a highlight!), nearly got run over (I'll never understand how French roads work!)... truely a fantastic day Then, of course, the gig itself. Firstly, the Trianon itself is a beautiful little venue, absolutely perfect for an intimate gig. We were sitting in the stalls, fairly close to the back (in fact I was sitting just behind the sound mixing desk) but still with a great view of the stage... After a few sneak-peeks at Damien as he peered around the curtains, Kate Earl kicked off the night with her fantastic set. She's real pretty , and she's got the songs to match. It was the perfect introduction, and her appearance in the theatre at the "interval" to hand out some promo CDs was nice. One American lady made me smile, shouting across the stalls "Hey! She's got CDs! And they're FREE!". I know I took my copy because I liked the music, not just because there was free music on offer! It struck me about 15 minutes in to Katy's set that - oh my God! - I was about to witness not only my first proper gig, but also see the amazing Damien Rice live. I knew at that point that the rest of the night would be incredible... Just as with "O", the night opened with Delicate. It was fantastic that - being with three of my best friends - we all went into the gig hoping to hear our own favourites. Playing so many songs from "O" or "B-sides", none of us left disappointed. I Remember was amazing, and The Blower's Daughter (Part 2) was a nice surprise for my mates only acquainted with the album tracks... Damien's attempts at French were gallant, if not entirely accurate! But they made everyone laugh, and the atmosphere couldn't have been more friendly (especially with so many Irish in the crowd!!). But it's testament to Damien's ability and presence that he can move from joking and laughing to such amazingly moving songs as Cannonball and (the tear-jerking) Accidental Babies... Woman Like A Man was simply amazing! The Blower's Daughter is for me one of Damien's greatest songs, and he didn't let me down. After the London gig (my friend Tom went), we were worried that he wouldn't have time to play it... the sigh of relief on the opening notes was well justified! Taking Aime into When Doves Cry/Hallelujah was again, heart-stopping. The whole hall fell into silence and wonder as Damien took us all to places we never expected to go. Just incredible. Kate Earl rejoined the stage for Cold Water, and by this point there was no holding back the tears! Older Chests ended the perfect day. The night was still young for us though! With the gig over by about 10h30, we still had until 6h46 the next morning before we could check-in for the train home! The Sacré Coeur is another beautiful building - Paris is full of them! - and although it was raining and cloudy, the view across the city was still amazing. Spending the rest of the evening in the very friendly and very useful Maison Blanche opposite the Gare du Nord, over hot chocolate and a truck-load of amazing memories... bliss! Thank you Paris (you're beautiful and friendly, if sometimes a little dangerous!) Thank you Trianon (you're inviting, intimate and easy to find!) Thank you Kate Earl (I'm looking forward to an album!) Thank you Damien Rice (We all had the most amazing time) Bozz Last edited by steveboswell; 07-02-2005 at 04:09 PM. Reason: Spelling etc.

07-02-2005, 03:12 PM	#53
Vienna Eskimo Grammar Queen Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Bristol Posts: 5,626	brilliant review bozz...sounds like you really did have an amazing time!!

07-02-2005, 05:44 PM	#54
SisterMidnight Jellyfishsting Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Is this heaven? Posts: 5,500	yeah thanks bozz that was a great review sounds like you had an amazing trip and saw a great gig! oh damien solo in paris... what a dream gig and THANK YOU manu~!!! fantastic pictures and videos!!!

07-02-2005, 06:05 PM	#55
blether Eskimo Friend Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: France Posts: 35	you spent a very good time in Paris so!! i am so sorry that i was raining... but as you could see Paris even with the rain is beautiful. And the Trianon is a very very good place, you can be everywhere inside you have a good view on the scene. yeah, Damien made us laugh, but he has had a thought for you Irish people, you were numerous! i really loved when he has sang a cappella... __________________ Il te faudrait au moins une vie de plus, Pour remonter la piste des secrets enfouis De sa pesanteur, de sa grâce.

07-02-2005, 10:10 PM	#56
Manu~ Eskimo french friend Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: France Posts: 110	Do you want a goodies ??

07-02-2005, 10:43 PM	#58
blether Eskimo Friend Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: France Posts: 35	i was sure Manu wouldn't stop there! (next we'll see his ticket maybe) lol je provoque, je provoque... it's a picture of the paper we could have, it has the size of a cd. there were papers like that everywhere. That was really different from the other concerts, more "share with me" than "you have paid, here I am", it was really for the burma action. and look!! PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER that is very good!!!! __________________ Il te faudrait au moins une vie de plus, Pour remonter la piste des secrets enfouis De sa pesanteur, de sa grâce.

07-03-2005, 08:27 AM	#59
noshorterthan3characters Eskimo Friend Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 89	so er, why does he alk off after volcano?