Saw him in Frankfurt this week...still has it. Great venue, great band, great show.
just sayin.
Sting
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by ADRIANGABRIEL » Fri Mar 02, 2012 7:19 pm
That may be, but the man has done a Christmas album. He's a sellout.
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by macnole » Sat Mar 03, 2012 12:14 am
@Munich--yup, live about 20 km south of Heidelberg. Absolutely...
@Adrian--all i can say is: :P ... seeing him here in Europe was a very different experience than concerts in the states. Orderly, dignified affair.
I know this was a stupid post, but wth...
@Adrian--all i can say is: :P ... seeing him here in Europe was a very different experience than concerts in the states. Orderly, dignified affair.
I know this was a stupid post, but wth...
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by nevdully's » Sat Mar 03, 2012 12:40 am
Sting? STING? Sting is being up 3 games to one and losing the next 3 for about the billionth time in this God forsaken place....That's STING.
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by gfg001 » Sat Mar 03, 2012 10:12 am
[quote:5b1e00a120="agabriel"]That may be, but the man has done a Christmas album. He's a sellout.[/quote:5b1e00a120]
It is hardly a Christmas album. Only a few partial traditional Christmas melodies are in corporated. Most is original or recreAted renaissance , or even middle age madrigal style music and old folk music, played on traditional instruments ...actually he calls it a seasonal winter album since only a few songs refer to christmas. I like it a lot!
He's not a sell out , very creative and going in a unique direction .
greg
It is hardly a Christmas album. Only a few partial traditional Christmas melodies are in corporated. Most is original or recreAted renaissance , or even middle age madrigal style music and old folk music, played on traditional instruments ...actually he calls it a seasonal winter album since only a few songs refer to christmas. I like it a lot!
He's not a sell out , very creative and going in a unique direction .
greg
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by Munich_Man » Sat Mar 03, 2012 10:20 am
Nex time you're in Munich, let me know for sure. I'll do the same if I'm up Heidleberg way.
I lived there for 6 months quite a while ago.
I lived there for 6 months quite a while ago.
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