Baby DeeTue 22 Sep – Il canto del vuoto tagliente I
This fully enjoyable performance of Current 93 represented in Torino at Teatro Alfieri by David Tibet, James Blackshaw, Baby Dee, Alex Neilson, Andrew Liles and keith wood is difficult to record to a grandmother like I am. I did not understand it all for sure but of course perceived like an art ever. The performance called "Aleph at Hallucinatory Mountain" is not just a set of songs. It is a theatre play on David Tibet's philosophy and probably not reachable by me. But, as Tibet was accompanied by many talented instrumentalists, the message was passed even to me. What was the message? I think if I am not wrong, it was about balance between the dream, mission and actual behaviour. At the end when a story may be turned into something else you could still be satisfied with the result as such. OK, I should not talk about what I did not probably unerstand. I would better say that the very beginning of the performane or for the warming-up it was extremely nice to listen to James Blackshaw's solo. It was too short, only two songs. At the very end, with the last song of Current 93, a very nice dancing act by a local dancer completed the show.
This fully enjoyable performance of Current 93 represented in Torino at Teatro Alfieri by David Tibet, James Blackshaw, Baby Dee, Alex Neilson, Andrew Liles and keith wood is difficult to record to a grandmother like I am. I did not understand it all for sure but of course perceived like an art ever. The performance called "Aleph at Hallucinatory Mountain" is not just a set of songs. It is a theatre play on David Tibet's philosophy and probably not reachable by me. But, as Tibet was accompanied by many talented instrumentalists, the message was passed even to me. What was the message? I think if I am not wrong, it was about balance between the dream, mission and actual behaviour. At the end when a story may be turned into something else you could still be satisfied with the result as such. OK, I should not talk about what I did not probably unerstand. I would better say that the very beginning of the performane or for the warming-up it was extremely nice to listen to James Blackshaw's solo. It was too short, only two songs. At the very end, with the last song of Current 93, a very nice dancing act by a local dancer completed the show.
