Bauhaus
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bansheeman wrote: i have not seen the tour list yet but if there's a date in north west i'll be going
I'm afraid they'll only perform 3 nights: Dublin 28/01, Glasgow 29/01 and London 03/02.
We love our audience
Love to see them!!! Bela, Flat Fields, Kick in the eye, hollow hills, great fun. Where are they playing in Laandan?
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Jim Reilly wrote: Love to see them!!! Bela, Flat Fields, Kick in the eye, hollow hills, great fun. Where are they playing in Laandan?
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03/02/06 - Brixton Academy 
[darkgreen]Green[/darkgreen] wrote: Your Holiness, sorry couldn't make it to Seattle for the gig, if you went, how was it?
Great show, terrible audience. Bunch of boring fucking old goths just standing around...no singing, no dancing, most of 'em couldn't even be bothered to bob their greasy make-up coated heads. I was trying to enjoy myself nevertheless.
His Holiness, The Pope wrote:
[darkgreen]Green[/darkgreen] wrote: Your Holiness, sorry couldn't make it to Seattle for the gig, if you went, how was it?
Great show, terrible audience. Bunch of boring fucking old goths just standing around...no singing, no dancing, most of 'em couldn't even be bothered to bob their greasy make-up coated heads. I was trying to enjoy myself nevertheless.
we really do need a time machine to be able to truly enjoy these bands =(
Anchor Girl wrote:
bansheeman wrote: i have not seen the tour list yet but if there's a date in north west i'll be going
I'm afraid they'll only perform 3 nights: Dublin 28/01, Glasgow 29/01 and London 03/02.
We love our audience
manchester academy feb 1st also
bansheeman wrote:
Anchor Girl wrote:
bansheeman wrote: i have not seen the tour list yet but if there's a date in north west i'll be going
I'm afraid they'll only perform 3 nights: Dublin 28/01, Glasgow 29/01 and London 03/02.
We love our audience
manchester academy feb 1st also
Grant you know they played Coachella back in May this year.They were fucking great.
bansheeman wrote:
Anchor Girl wrote:
bansheeman wrote: i have not seen the tour list yet but if there's a date in north west i'll be going
I'm afraid they'll only perform 3 nights: Dublin 28/01, Glasgow 29/01 and London 03/02.
We love our audience
manchester academy feb 1st also
you're right
sorry! i only had a list of dates from ticketmaster.
here's the a set list that prob be same as when do u.k.--11/05 Denver, CO @ Paramount Theatre
Set List:
Burning From The Inside In The Flat Field God In An Alcove In Fear of Fear Terror Couple Kill Colonel Swing The Heartache She's In Parties Passion of Lovers Silent Hedges Kick In The Eye Hollow Hills Rosegarden Funeral of Sores Stigmata Martyr Hair of the Dog Rock and Roll- Gary Glitter Cover Dark Entries
Slice of Life Telegram Sam Ziggy Stardust
Bela Lugosi's Dead
bansheeman wrote: here's the a set list that prob be same as when do u.k.--11/05 Denver, CO @ Paramount Theatre
Set List:
Burning From The Inside In The Flat Field God In An Alcove In Fear of Fear Terror Couple Kill Colonel Swing The Heartache She's In Parties Passion of Lovers Silent Hedges Kick In The Eye Hollow Hills Rosegarden Funeral of Sores Stigmata Martyr Hair of the Dog Rock and Roll- Gary Glitter Cover Dark Entries
Slice of Life Telegram Sam Ziggy Stardust
Bela Lugosi's Dead
Thanx for giving us this setlist!!
It's going to be my very FIRST Bauhaus gig and I'd love to see them perform In Fear of Fear/ Passion of Lovers/ Slice of Life/ Burning from the Inside....
Livin' on the edge.Just got back from their Pompano Beach,FL. gig.Barely made it, was about 1 hour late,luckily they were 1 1/2 hrs. late.They were great.Wished they played more,and some PM and L&R stuff.Crowd seemed very into it and vibrant.Brought back the memories.
no standing tickets left brixton,i was just about to buy a bauhaus manchester ticket online when i seen the manc aid thing !!. i just hope manchester academy tickets last a wee bit longer now 
a gut pull drag on me into the casam gapping we,mirrors multi refecting this between spunk stained sheet and odoress wim. class stuff this is !!!
in the flat field i do get bored replaced with piccadilly ore's / or is it horror's ?? yin and yan lumber punch,go taste a tart then eat my lunch,and force my slender thin and lean in this solem place of filled wetting dreams.a black matted lace of pregnent cows, as life maps out into my brow,the card is loaded etc
i do get bored in the flat field.... oooooooooo wow bauhaus 
doug rasmusen wrote: Just got back from their Pompano Beach,FL. gig.Barely made it, was about 1 hour late,luckily they were 1 1/2 hrs. late.They were great.Wished they played more,and some PM and L&R stuff.Crowd seemed very into it and vibrant.Brought back the memories.
GOD FUCKING BLESS THEE COCK
I took a pass on this one, as tickets were $35 (actually $43.75 after the TicketBastard service charge), but a good buddy of mine sent this report:
Attached is the inevitable recap from the Bauhaus show last Tuesday, which was a lot of fun. While I must admit that seeing them this time was a very different experience than last (crushed in the "general admission" setting [1998] versus polite clapping from one's seat in the "concert hall" setting [2005]), this was still a great concert.
The band in general looked great, with the exception of Peter, who doesn't look so much like a vampire anymore. With his thinning, grey crown, moustache, and van dyke, he now looks more like the creepy divorced guy who likes children a wee bit too much.
Daniel Ash actually looks improved from before, since he elected not to spike his hair quite so severely. This subtle change to his hair and his choice of eyewear, he now looks like Bono after a long heroin binge.
David J & Kevin looked pretty much as you'd expect--they're blessed in the genetic department, I suppose.
Anyway, great show--here's the setlist.
Bauhaus: Strathmore Music Center, Bethesda, 22 Nov 05
Burning from the Inside; In the Flat Field; God in an Alcove; In Fear of Fear; Terror Couple Kill Colonel; Swing the Heartache; She’s in Parties; The Passion of Lovers; Silent Hedges; Kick in the Eye; Hollow Hills; Rose Garden Funeral of Sores; Stigmata Martyr; Hair of the Dog; Dark Entries. ENC. Bela Lugosi’s Dead. ENC2. Slice of Life; Telegram Sam; Ziggy Stardust. [time 1h35m] [19 songs]
Gnu Odor wrote: I took a pass on this one, as tickets were $35 (actually $43.75 after the TicketBastard service charge), but a good buddy of mine sent this report:
Attached is the inevitable recap from the Bauhaus show last Tuesday, which was a lot of fun. While I must admit that seeing them this time was a very different experience than last (crushed in the "general admission" setting [1998] versus polite clapping from one's seat in the "concert hall" setting [2005]), this was still a great concert.
The band in general looked great, with the exception of Peter, who doesn't look so much like a vampire anymore. With his thinning, grey crown, moustache, and van dyke, he now looks more like the creepy divorced guy who likes children a wee bit too much.
Daniel Ash actually looks improved from before, since he elected not to spike his hair quite so severely. This subtle change to his hair and his choice of eyewear, he now looks like Bono after a long heroin binge.
David J & Kevin looked pretty much as you'd expect--they're blessed in the genetic department, I suppose.
Anyway, great show--here's the setlist.
Bauhaus: Strathmore Music Center, Bethesda, 22 Nov 05
Burning from the Inside; In the Flat Field; God in an Alcove; In Fear of Fear; Terror Couple Kill Colonel; Swing the Heartache; She’s in Parties; The Passion of Lovers; Silent Hedges; Kick in the Eye; Hollow Hills; Rose Garden Funeral of Sores; Stigmata Martyr; Hair of the Dog; Dark Entries. ENC. Bela Lugosi’s Dead. ENC2. Slice of Life; Telegram Sam; Ziggy Stardust. [time 1h35m] [19 songs]
thanks very much for that report
i'd stay in the bar until the second track,because i find burning from inside boring as hell
