yes, thanks again this is my fav too

thats where i also stayed!

Nefeli - the festival should most definitely be happening next year.

greenlight - thanks so much for the upload and the YouTube clips. I'll check those out at home tonight :)

so did Toxic Johnny

Hey there, whofrost! :) What did you think of the Thurston Moore/Bill Nace/Chris Corsano set?

Fucking radical. The three of them were all on fire. My other major highlight was Byron Coley/Vampire Belt. Weirding Vessel were also great. A fun weekend all in all.

i try to saw us but it was to dark :confused:

Skaters didn't actually play; James played solo as his colleague was unable to make the festival. I found the set underwhelming, it seemed many did but this was likely due to the fact that James was ill-equipped for a solo show, or so I am led to believe.
You must've caught them on an off night before man, I saw them at Subcurrent and ATP, the latter which was good, the former which was ecstatically life-affirming.
re: Skullflower, I don't think yr in the minority in thinking they sucked, a few of my pals arrived at the same conclusion. I quite enjoyed their set I have to admit. Wait'll I tell Muscletusk their set was commended over Skullflower's, they'll be totally chuffed!

spencer played solo not james...

oh...uh...here's a pic I took:

www.saucerlike.com

Moore/Nace/Corsano video
September 10, 2008

Mr. Geenlight, the wonderful Slovakian hunk, provided us a video of this great set:

Thurston Moore, Bill Nace & Chris Corsano
2008-09-07
Colour Out Of Space Festival
Sallis Benney Theatre
Brighton
England

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SETLIST
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01. Improvisation

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VIDEO
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Name: DivX 5.x/6.x
Codec: DX50, MPG4
768x578, 1008 kbps, 25.000 fps
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AUDIO
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0:29:46

must see! short gig but intense. DVD-R(M) version is seeded on Dimeadozen.org at the moment. enjoy!

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3

 

Moshe

Thanks for the review, Melly!

According to another board the Skullflower line up was Matthew Bower, Lee Stokoe, Stuart Dennison, Alex Binnie.

For the record I enjoyed Skullflower a fair bit. Moore/Corsano/Nace was good but pretty much as expected. I think my favourite things were Lionel Marchetti/Yoko Higashi, Dave Phillips/G*Park, Limpe Fuchs (except when she did singing), In Camera, Reines D'Angleterre (why has no-one mentioned this yet? I probably would have preferred Tazartes solo but this was, at times, amazing), Koichi Makigami, Aaron Dilloway (easily the best climax to any set all weekend), Vibracathedral Orchestra and Skaters.

Oh, and Charlie Draheim when he played his harmonica.

some photos in this flickr group.. more the partying kind than live shots
http://flickr.com/groups/909490@N22/
if any you numbnuts where there and have snaps, please upload them and send them too the group.
xxd

Owwww, Thurston was really mingling and partying down in Brighton wasn't he. Gowd dammit!

Skullflower
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmNrT8aGs9E

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=so0FiwtQamc

Aaron Dilloway
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TD0J0MujRZ8

Paul Hession, Biggi Vinkeloe and Sami Pekkola
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Re1olrCG-68

One day I'll be convinced Stu666 can talk in a language other than record covers, upload links and random outbursts of obscure Sonic Youth live bootlegs.... One day...

Hahahahaha

"- Hey Stu666, how have you been?
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=so0FiwtQamc
- oooookayy, so where have you been?
- Paul Hession, Biggi Vinkeloe and Sami Pekkola
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Re1olrCG-68
- right, so what are you doing tonight, mate?
- Skullflower
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmNrT8aGs9E
- I see.... huh.... will catch you later then, bye!
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxbD-8PUUJY"

Brilliant!