From: cocula@ccmithenovs02.univ-lyon1.fr

Hi.
i'm the frenchie who need indulgence with his english...
Thanx for your mail where i saw you 're an expert in french...

so... je suis alleé voir TOOL à l'Elysée-Montmartre à Paris le 14/02. 
C'eétait génial, bonne ambiance, le show a duré 1 heure 30 avec 10
chansons:  jerk-off, sober (avec un solo de batterie (drum solo) en
introduction (what fuckin' hell)), 4 degrees, stinkfist, eulogy, H., 46 &
2, AEnema, third eye and prison sex.  je ne sais pas quoi ajouter: shut up
and enjoy... 


[Kabir's note: I wrote back to him in French, so I ought to translate 
here.  Pardon me if I suck :)]

I went to see Tool at the Elysee Montmartre in Paris on February 14.  It 
was great, nice, cool atmosphere [continue to insert adjectives], the 
show lasted 1 hour 30 minutes with 10 songs ...... I don't know what else
to add: shut up and enjoy.









From: "Bob R. Kaimo" (slant6@MicroNet.fr)
Subject: Bob's Review for the Feb 14th show in Paris, FR


Fri Feb 14th,
Elysee Montmartre,
Paris, France

The opening band was Lodestar, a British band, kinda Tooly, Rollins Band 
sounding, not half bad for and opening band, but not great. The lead 
singer looked like Robert Downey Jr. which was pretty funny. Tool came on 
promptly afterwards. They had really cool films running behind them like 
the burning square thing on the album cover. Maynard came out in blue 
paint with pink phosphorescent dots and boxers. The bassist, Justin, from 
Wales, as he Maynard informed us, had dots too, and a couple devil horns. 
Adam looked fairly casual wearing pigtails. The drummer was just 
shirtless and drumming, as usual. The set list is as follows, definite, 
because my friend Billy caught one of them as one of the roadies threw 
them off stage.

Turd Eye
Stinkfist
Forty & 2
4 degrees - "This one is for Rollins."
Eulogy
Crawl Away - "This is a love song."
H. - "This song is about choices."
Sober - (big industrial intro with repeating digital delay guitar sounds)

Opiate - "This is the last song... on our first album." AEnema - "Oh, you 
want us to play another song? ok." 

That's it. Yeah, I was sort of surprised at how little they played. But 
it was all great of course. I was expecting them to play Prison Sex and 
Hooker with a Penis, and I was waiting for the German chef to come out 
and do Die Eier Von Satan. I guess you can't have everything. 

Some French dork in the pit somewhere kept on screaming, "Jesus Christ, 
why don't you
come save my life now," I think between every song. Maynard said to him 
at some point, "That's up the hill," referring to the Sacre Coeur, the 
big white church that's up the hill from the venue. It was an excellent 
show and I'm looking forward to seeing them again, hopefully in London.

Thanks,
Bob


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Bob R. Kaimo
slant6@MicroNet.Fr