[gig reviews] FAUST live at Teatro Maria Matos, 6th October 2010

FAUST, sometimes referred as the godfather of the krautrock, played in Lisbon on 6th October of 2010. I filmed the entire concert and you can see it live at our new youtube channel, a colab with Vai Uma Gasosa.
Here are some photos [Serotonin Sounds isn't the author of these, it's taken from the blog arte-factos10]:

New Youtube Serotonin Sounds / Vai Uma Gasosa Channel

Yesterday, Serotonin Sounds in collaboration with Vai Uma Gasosa launched a new youtube channel. We'll try to upload videos of various concerts weekly. This new youtube channel is now the official Youtube Channel that I'll use, but you can still check some other videos on my older Youtube JoaoPQ Channel.
The first videos we uploaded are some various songs, almost the whole concert, that Faust gave here in Lisbon at Teatro Maria Matos.
Check one of the highlights of this gig, below, featured on Serotonin Sounds / Vai Uma Gasosa Channel (it even includes a random cowboy that was part of the crowd and started dancing around!):

[gig reviews] Owen Pallett at Teatro Maria Matos, 11th March 2010

A great musician, that currently got the media attention due to his latest release (entitled "Heartland"), Owen Pallett is Final Fantasy. He had to change the well-known musical project's name to his own name since it had copyright issues (the game Final Fantasy didn't allow him to keep going with that name).
I got the chance (for only 5 euros!!) to see him perform at Teatro Municipal Maria Matos (located in Lisbon, Portugal).
He had a great setlist ranging from Heartland themes to old ones (like "This lamb sells condos").
I filmed almost the entire concert by the way. I still haven't had enough time to post all the videos, but here are some: part 1, part 2, part 4, part 5, part 9.
Here are some photos of the gig I found on another portuguese music blog.

[gig reviews] Jandek at Teatro Maria Matos

Jandek...To many an iconic figure that fights for anonymity, Jandek decided to perform not long ago. He started his musical career around 1978. He has only given one interview which I think he was somewhat forced to. His work is usually labeled as "outsider music".
It's funny that only in 2004 Jandek started playing live. I'm proud I still got a chance to see him live. His music is enigmatic and depicts many times his aging, as I can see, it's like a introspective diary, his whole works, since the photos he used in his albums, to the lyrics.

This time, the musician has chosen 3 more musicians to play with. They were: Sei Miguel (trompetist, composer, a dedicated jazz musician), André Abel (guitarrist of the well-known portuguese band Tropa Macaca and also co-creator of an uprising portuguese experimental band entitled Aquaparque) and finally, Peter Baastien (saxofonist, percussionist and european free spirit, that contributed to the birth of the free jazz movement in Netherlands in the 60's, played with the best bands of the Dakar dance in the 70's and plays for around 40 years, although he hasn't released any record- just like if it was an inversed Jandek situation).
The concert had a good sound. Jandek was the last musician to enter the stage, if I remember.