Garbage on tour
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Garbage are on tour this summer. I'm going to be in Edinburgh during their concert there on 14th July. Sadly, it seemed, that night was sold out when I checked yesterday - but when I just checked again a number of circle tickets were suddenly available on retail at standard price directly from the venue, Usher Hall. Delighted to have bagged one!
I expect/ hope 'The World Is Not Enough' will be part of the set...
Critics and material I don't need. I haven't changed my act in 53 years.
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TWINE was not present in their last tour setlist so who knows.
Ah, ok. I look forward to seeing them live anyway but of course TWINE would help make the evening.
Needs an orchestra to really do it, or can they rig that up with backing tapes?
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Interesting stats.
Awesome gig tonight in Edinburgh. No TWINE, but plenty else to enjoy in the set list. Shirley Manson had a sort of 'indie/ punk/ alternative' line of banter going on with the audience, so I don't think a Bond number would have fitted that ethos somehow. (Not that some of the band's other music doesn't sound Bond friendly. A highlight of the evening for me was, however, their tribute to Siousxie and the Banshees with a cover of 'Cities In Dust'.)
There was an element of national pride in Manson's banter too. She's from Edinburgh herself and took great pleasure in announcing on stage the result of the Euros football Final, England's defeat to Spain, provoking rapturous applause and cheering by the Scottish audience!
@Shady Tree That would've been awesome to experience - Cities in Dust is one of my favourite/most played Siouxsie songs and film clips. Was it pretty faithful or did they change it a bit?
From two weeks ago:
Thanks for posting, @HarryCanyon, that was great. Sounded darker and perhaps slightly German (that was before I realized it was filmed in Germany), or even late 80's Depeche. Need to listen to more of Garbage's newer stuff - I did enjoy 'No Gods No Masters' from a year or two ago.
Garbage's cover of 'Cities In Dust' is on youtube somewhere with an animated music video. It's a distinctive take on the song (not as good as the original), tributing Siouxsie Sioux who Shirley Manson acknowledged on stage as a formative influence. The Banshees' own music video for 'Cities In Dust' always struck me as having been influenced by Maurice Binder. The original recording is one of the tracks used in David Leitch's 'Atomic Blonde' (2017). The attached pic is a cool tee-shirt design referencing the lyrics!