39 hours in the life of a dEUS, aka Mauro Pawlowski
11 10 2008dEUS : Autumn fiesta has started
…and should lead us to, well, Christmas I guess. Luckily enough, for the believers between us or proud parents as they call it on my space, we’ll enjoy a day off home when the lovely (and expensive) Sint Nicholas will be finding his way to your chimney. By the way, and between us, one of the Antwerp Fab 5 will become … one proud parent for the first time, somewhere in November. Let the « stork » be nice to them three, yo.
15 European countries will be visited on this last Vantage Point lap. About 40 gigs. From huge ones ( home grown Forest National ) to smaller and never visited before countries (Finland). A lot of blue skies and some snow would be nice, to compensate the never ending hours spent in dark, but less and less smoky venues. Even in India and Thailand we can’t smoke in parks nowadays. Are we all becoming Californians ? com’on, wake up people !
Anyway, September was nice. Back to school and all that. Some kind of holiday. But not for them. Not for dEUS. They were hooked-up in their studio most of the time. Working on new material. Jamming, as they say. You will hear and enjoy one or two of their new ideas if you come down to the gigs. « Dark sets in » has already found its way on the net. Keep looking. So much better in true live conditions then via a phone lens though. If you ask me.
We are now sitting in lovely and sunny Vienna. Austrian Indian summer is not a myth, apparently. Helsinki, Copenhagen, Berlin, Hamburg and Prague were good gigs. Good crowds too. And cool cities to keep coming back to.
The set list, is, I think, their best one so far on this tour. It’s powerful, delicate, impressive, tender, sweet, sexy, groovy and above all… smart. It combines the best of their musical history… and the future one. And we all know how rich it can be.
So, after about 30 audio podcast about this unique band, it looks like more and more that I’m turning the adventure into…a vodcast one. Hope you don’t mind. And still not sure what the future will bring us on this matter. Didn’t I hear a while ago something like « video killed the radio stars ».
Hum…We’ll see. For now please enjoy « 39 hours in the life of a dEUS, aka Mauro Pawlowski » , And hope you get the inside story.
See you in one of your lively cities.
Respect.
Vp.
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I love your new song! Thanks for the news, really cool video!
I hope to see your soon (maybe at “La Cartonnerie de Reims” [Zita Swoon played yesterday in this place])!
Elodie
Greetings to the travellers!
You have been giving me (as to many others) your music since the early 90s, and a week ago you gave me (us) the great show in Prague! Thank you.
Is there a possibility to gain the (post)adress where I could send you a small present?
Keep enjoying every of your gigs and good luck on your journey!
Hope you will come to Prague again and also to Slovakia..once?
Lucik
will you follow each bandmember personally? that would be awesome!
I woke up this morning with a stupid smille on my face and “Suds & Soda” on my head.
Thankyou, Thankyou, Thankyou, or “obrigaDO” (as we say in Portugal). Last night at Aula Magna (Lisbon) was wonderfull!! Oh my God! or “Oh meu Deus”! (portuguese translation again), be back soon please.
What a fantastic concert! Even better than Paredes de Coura. Some people was complaining the sound was too loud, I was in the first row and didn´t have any problem with it.
I only regret you didn’t play Hotellounge, Eternal Woman and Disapointed in the Sun. When Tom Barman was interviewed at Radar radio he sad Disapointed in the Sun was a difficult one but they were going to try (or not). Well, maybe today at the Fnac showcase… (at least Eternal Woman).
PS: I took some pictures last night, if you want I can send it, and maybe you could post some.
See you later,
Sonia Dias
Wondefull concert last night, in Lisbon! I danced and sang and jumped like a 15 year old… and woke up with “Slow” and “Suds” still ringing in my ears.
Meeting the guys backstage was even better, unreal. It was the first time it ever happened to me, with any band. It’s really great to suddenly be able to talk to those guys whose music you’ve been listening, and admiring, for the past 13 years. And they were all really nice, specially Tom.
Thanks for the music, the words, and the kindness. Rock on!