Korai Öröm - Bielefeld - 8th May 2009

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Don't stop the beat! 

What a fantastic energetic KORAI ÖRÖM gig taking place in Bielefeld! The whole performance can be considered as one long tribal groove spiked with lots of variations. KORAI ÖRÖM are serving a lush and tension-filled sound with a hypnotic rhythm as the fundament. And it's quite impossible to stand still when listening. They were acting homogeneously with 7 musicians at this evening where bass and drums/percussion are making out the core instruments.

Guitar and keyboards are caring for the psych/space feeling on the other hand. Singer/percussionist Tibor Vécsi is always jumping over the stage whilst Miklós Paizs is sitting on his chair like a statue playing diverse wind instruments which brings an ethnic touch to the music.

I can't provide a set-list because KORAI ÖRÖM avoid to use remarkable album and song titles.
You shouldn't miss that if you ever have the chance to see them on the stage.

Edited by Rivertree - May 10 2009 at 07:48

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Rivertree Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Special Collaborator Honorary Collaborator / Band Submissions Joined: March 22 2006 Location: Germany Status: Offline Points: 17571	Topic: Korai Öröm - Bielefeld - 8th May 2009 Posted: May 10 2009 at 07:17
	Don't stop the beat! What a fantastic energetic KORAI ÖRÖM gig taking place in Bielefeld! The whole performance can be considered as one long tribal groove spiked with lots of variations. KORAI ÖRÖM are serving a lush and tension-filled sound with a hypnotic rhythm as the fundament. And it's quite impossible to stand still when listening. They were acting homogeneously with 7 musicians at this evening where bass and drums/percussion are making out the core instruments. Guitar and keyboards are caring for the psych/space feeling on the other hand. Singer/percussionist Tibor Vécsi is always jumping over the stage whilst Miklós Paizs is sitting on his chair like a statue playing diverse wind instruments which brings an ethnic touch to the music. I can't provide a set-list because KORAI ÖRÖM avoid to use remarkable album and song titles. You shouldn't miss that if you ever have the chance to see them on the stage. Edited by Rivertree - May 10 2009 at 07:48


Speesh Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: December 21 2006 Location: NJ / VT Status: Offline Points: 435	Posted: May 10 2009 at 23:28
	Ahhh sounds great, I really hope I get the chance to see them live someday. They seem like such a fun live band.