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E-Werk, Cologne, GermanyApril 4th 2005
Apocalyptica, Angelzoom
Again the about 2500 people grasping E-Werk in Cologne was sold out. When I arrived at 18.30, what was half an hour before the doors opened, I had to pass quite a long queue of people waiting to see their idols. As I´ve heard later, some of them were standing there from the early afternoon on. As the doors opened a little before 19.00 people started to run into the venue to gain a place in the first row.
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Paaspop, Schijndel, The NetherlandsMarch 26th and 27tth 2005
El Guapo Stuntteam, Nile, Textures, Neck, After Forever, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Agnostic front, Floggin Molly, Peter Pan Speedrock, Within Temptation
Paaspop is the opener of the festival season in the Netherlands and it was completely sold out. 2 days of mud, freezing in a little tent at night, drinking beer and dancing to the music of the many acts at Paaspop. We have visited the ‘Masters of Rock’ tent and also the acts on the ‘Main stage’ which were interesting for you.
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Gigant, Apeldoorn, Netherlands
March 5th 2005
After Forever
Today it was the 14th time I saw After Forever live. This time with another drummer, Koen Herfst because André is ill. It wasn’t very crowed in the Gigant, but the mood was a fantastic in the audience.
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Garage, Saarbrücken, GermanyMarch 28th 2005
Toy Dolls and Spitting off Tall Buildings
I think I haven’t listened to the Toy Dolls in more than 10 years. Curious about that what these “old men” would show I droved to the Garage in Saarbrücken. The Toy Dolls where supported on this tour by “Spitting of Tall Buildings”, a young punk band from Berlin.
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Kulturfabrik, Krefeld, Germany1st April 2005
Karl Bartos
Hardly any other name in popmusic is as much a synonym for electronic lifestyle as Karl Bartos. Originally a classically trained percussionist and keyboarder, later he became a member and author of the legendary German group Kraftwerk. He took part in creating some of modern music’s most influential classics like: "Radioactivity", "Trans Europe Express", "The Man Machine", "Computer World", "Tour de France", "Electric Café" and "The Mix", and altered our perception of sound.
