Turn Review
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Yeah, pretty good.But did Bernard get lost with the lyrical arrangement or something?.Did he start a verse or chorus at the wrong point?.
Sensational, much edgier tha the acoustic album track, it should become a staple of future shows. For me, it was the highlight of the night (followed closely by half a dozen others). Funny also how Turn really worked live but WFTSC just doesn't seem to cut it even though IMHO is the strongest track on the album. Any musicians have any thoughts on that? Might start a thread on that one...
yeah, it just seemed like he started the wrong lyrics at some point.but i kind of lost track in the moshpit 
actually i am sick of that word 'moshpit' and 'moshing'.what other word can be used?.moshing does make NO sound like some Metal band
Johnny wrote: i am sick of that word 'moshpit' and 'moshing'.what other word can be used?
Why not call it "Ruining my new fucking trainers"?
Hours old, they were. I'll wear them again on Monday then post a pic of them!
My toes are all sore and I think I may have tendon damage in my right shoulder. I also bit my bottom lip when someone nutted my during Warsaw.
After the gig i started to run to the tube station but my right leg clamped up with cramp.Agony.thought i would miss the tube and then my train but just managed to limp to the platform in time.Will have to warm up before the gig next time
.And warm down afterwards.Maybe a few laps round the venue.
Johnny wrote: After the gig i started to run to the tube station but my right leg clamped up with cramp.Agony.thought i would miss the tube and then my train but just managed to limp to the platform in time.Will have to warm up before the gig next time
Blimey, if you caught the last train to Rugby, then I was probably on that train... 
(And in the moshpit)! :)
I am excited that it's a bit edgier live than on the album - should be good. I love the way it sounds on the album, but I bet it could really be given new life live.
A question for any fellow guitar geeks who witnessed Turn live - did anyone notice if it was performed in the same key as the album version (ie. a semitone down), or in Em, or were capos in use etc.?
I would imagine the least complicated of the above would've been most likely (Em as the opening chord rather than the 'tricky' D#m, possibly with guitars tuned down a semi), but I'm curious to know.
I'm gonna assume there were no acoustic guitars onstage either, and just slight distotion on Barney's SG for the rhythm guitar and a little more dist and volume on Phil's bits...?
Anyone? Tim, did you notice?
CTB
I thought it was really excellent live, in fact much better than I would have expected. Hope they keep it in the set for a while.
Johnny wrote: After the gig i started to run to the tube station but my right leg clamped up with cramp.Agony.thought i would miss the tube and then my train but just managed to limp to the platform in time.Will have to warm up before the gig next time
When we walked out, I couldn't feel my toes at all, weird that was. The cramp started when I got to my bed ... 
BIGINOIL wrote:
Johnny wrote: i am sick of that word 'moshpit' and 'moshing'.what other word can be used?
Why not call it "Ruining my new fucking trainers"?
Hours old, they were. I'll wear them again on Monday then post a pic of them!
My toes are all sore and I think I may have tendon damage in my right shoulder. I also bit my bottom lip when someone nutted my during Warsaw.
Now that sounds like a good night!
CTB wrote: A question for any fellow guitar geeks who witnessed Turn live - did anyone notice if it was performed in the same key as the album version (ie. a semitone down), or in Em, or were capos in use etc.? I would imagine the least complicated of the above would've been most likely (Em as the opening chord rather than the 'tricky' D#m, possibly with guitars tuned down a semi), but I'm curious to know. I'm gonna assume there were no acoustic guitars onstage either, and just slight distotion on Barney's SG for the rhythm guitar and a little more dist and volume on Phil's bits...?
Definately no acoustic guitars were used throughout the gig. Didnt see any capos for this song either. There were quite a few guitar changes, so it might have been tuning down of guitars). I was a little drunk so I cant remember everything. I was more for soaking the atmosphere and just having a rocking god time!
Instead of 'Mosh Pit' we could have 'Mup Pit' or 'No Pit' or even 'dancing at the front like idiots. Pit'
Chris Nash wrote: Instead of 'Mosh Pit' we could have 'Mup Pit' or 'No Pit' or even 'dancing at the front like idiots. Pit'
ROCK ET:D
BIGINOIL wrote:
Johnny wrote: i am sick of that word 'moshpit' and 'moshing'.what other word can be used?
Why not call it "Ruining my new fucking trainers"?
Hours old, they were. I'll wear them again on Monday then post a pic of them!
My toes are all sore and I think I may have tendon damage in my right shoulder. I also bit my bottom lip when someone nutted my during Warsaw.
I managed to bite the back of someones head as they thrashed around during Warsaw, I`ll mount them properly next time :D
My backs fooked after trying to do a spaz dance during Shes Lost Control.... age is definately not on my side.
Lots of pain killers the order of the day for the Apollo
The pit of the hasbeens
CTB wrote: A question for any fellow guitar geeks who witnessed Turn live - did anyone notice if it was performed in the same key as the album version (ie. a semitone down), or in Em, or were capos in use etc.? I would imagine the least complicated of the above would've been most likely (Em as the opening chord rather than the 'tricky' D#m, possibly with guitars tuned down a semi), but I'm curious to know. I'm gonna assume there were no acoustic guitars onstage either, and just slight distotion on Barney's SG for the rhythm guitar and a little more dist and volume on Phil's bits...?
Wasn't paying that much attention to be honest Wayne, but there were no capos on show during it, Bernard didn't change guitars. I will make sure you get to hear the recording ASAP!
I for one am looking forward to seeing/hearing Turn live on Monday..I hope! It's my favourite on the album.
oldmonkey wrote:
CTB wrote: A question for any fellow guitar geeks who witnessed Turn live - did anyone notice if it was performed in the same key as the album version (ie. a semitone down), or in Em, or were capos in use etc.? I would imagine the least complicated of the above would've been most likely (Em as the opening chord rather than the 'tricky' D#m, possibly with guitars tuned down a semi), but I'm curious to know. I'm gonna assume there were no acoustic guitars onstage either, and just slight distotion on Barney's SG for the rhythm guitar and a little more dist and volume on Phil's bits...?
Wasn't paying that much attention to be honest Wayne, but there were no capos on show during it, Bernard didn't change guitars. I will make sure you get to hear the recording ASAP!
Cheers Tim, I thought it was at least worth asking, but to be honest if I was there I'd have been too busy enjoying it to notice myself.
Can't wait to hear the live version of Turn 
CTB
I thought Turn was excellent. But I was at the bar in the foyer when it came on. Thank god they still play Krafty and gives everyone a chance to get to the bar.
John Cains wrote: I thought Turn was excellent. But I was at the bar in the foyer when it came on. Thank god they still play Krafty and gives everyone a chance to get to the bar.
Your Silent face saw a exodus to the toilet I noticed.
hibster wrote: in the foyer?
It was too busy by the time I got to the bar at the back so went upstairs instead. Only serving cans as well.
NO Regret wrote:
John Cains wrote: I thought Turn was excellent. But I was at the bar in the foyer when it came on. Thank god they still play Krafty and gives everyone a chance to get to the bar.
Your Silent face saw a exodus to the toilet I noticed.
Shame on those people.
John Cains wrote:
NO Regret wrote:
John Cains wrote: I thought Turn was excellent. But I was at the bar in the foyer when it came on. Thank god they still play Krafty and gives everyone a chance to get to the bar.
Your Silent face saw a exodus to the toilet I noticed.
Shame on those people.
Well I couldnt hold on for any longer for a wazz. Missed YSF and fisrt verse of WFTSC. Not bothered as neither have been favourite songs on mine.
CTB wrote:
oldmonkey wrote:
CTB wrote: A question for any fellow guitar geeks who witnessed Turn live - did anyone notice if it was performed in the same key as the album version (ie. a semitone down), or in Em, or were capos in use etc.? I would imagine the least complicated of the above would've been most likely (Em as the opening chord rather than the 'tricky' D#m, possibly with guitars tuned down a semi), but I'm curious to know. I'm gonna assume there were no acoustic guitars onstage either, and just slight distotion on Barney's SG for the rhythm guitar and a little more dist and volume on Phil's bits...?
Wasn't paying that much attention to be honest Wayne, but there were no capos on show during it, Bernard didn't change guitars. I will make sure you get to hear the recording ASAP!
Cheers Tim, I thought it was at least worth asking, but to be honest if I was there I'd have been too busy enjoying it to notice myself. Can't wait to hear the live version of Turn
I wouldn't rule out them having used down-tuned guitars - there were a lot of guitars going on and off the stage, although I can't remember exactly whether new guitars came out for Turn. They could easily have have played it using the same chords as the album version, but using regular tuning. The D#m would sound good on electric guitars as a barred power chord.
