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Shadowland on tour?

Started by bluepony, Mon, 2008-09-29, 15:58:31

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bluepony

Hey guys, has anybody else out there heard rumours about Shadowland coming on tour next year?!

Teunis

'I will surrender my heart to the sky
Oh, our love doesn't end here, it lives forever on the wings of time'
-------------------------------------------------------
Toto - Wings of time (Kingdom of Desire)

PH

Man, I hope that's true...

But I doubt it...

Where did you hear this rumour Bluey?

Clive

Actually it's true!

Shadowland will be back out on tour next year, and we will be making a DVd amongst other things.
I really hope to see some of you at the gigs!

We've managed to whip a website up for some instant information:   www.MySpace.com/shadowlanduk
There will be a 'normal' website later

Now... time to start learning piles of lyrics!

Clive

PH

:o :o :o :o :o :o :o

COOOOOL!!! ;D ;D ;D

QuoteTo celebrate their return, they will be releasing a 'best of' album (called 'A Matter of Perspective') featuring their favourite tracks from the three previously released (but now unavailable) albums, and also boasting some brand new material. This CD (over 70 minutes of music) will be available from February 2009.

Are there also plans for a new studio album???
And will there be reissues of the first three albums in the future?

Please? ::)


Ah man, fantastic news!! *horns*
Thanks Clive!!!!


-Paco

Teunis

Great news, hope to see you on tour with Shadowland  *horns*. And of course I've sent a friend request to the MySpace  8).
'I will surrender my heart to the sky
Oh, our love doesn't end here, it lives forever on the wings of time'
-------------------------------------------------------
Toto - Wings of time (Kingdom of Desire)

JJ II

So when then? Clive, I guess it's February?  It's been February since 1998, I believe.... but it never happened. I won't hold my breath this time, but it will be great when it happens...

Can you tell anything about the line-up? Wille Mike Varty be part of it this time as well?

Can we vote for our favourite tracks for the best-of?

Steve Jones

Excellent news.  I guess the 'Best Of' means there's less chance of the original albums resurfacing, but anything is better than nothing.  Speaking from the pespective of someone who only has one out of the three CDs :(
Regards, Steve Jones

"Then I'll know my bet will win, when the saints go marching in"

Clive

If you check the MySpace site you will see which gigs are confirmed.... and yes, it was always going to be February....;)

The 'Best of' album will contain our favourite tracks from the three album, plus some new material, which is being recording now.
Hopefully we will have the original line up (including Mike Varty), except that Ian Salmon will be replaced on Bass and Acoustic by Mark Westwood.

And that's the news so far...

Clive


PH

Why not take this new material, write some more new material and get a new album out while you're at it? It leaves more space for some more 'Best of' material for "A Matter Of Perspective". ;)

But ofcourse, thy will be done.
I'm VERY much looking forward to this!!!

Thanks for all the info Clive, much appreciated! :) :) :)


-Paco

bluepony

Quote from: PH on Mon, 2008-09-29, 20:49:09
Where did you hear this rumour Bluey?

Let's put it like this: I've heard it straight from the horse's mouth! ;D

PH

You date Clive, right?
Or let's put it this way: Is Clive your type?

;D

-Paco

JJ II

#12
QuoteLet's put it like this: I've heard it straight from the horse's mouth!

Impossible! 

After all, doesn't he sing so himself: "Je suis le chevalier, sans le cheval!" ??  ;D

bluepony

Quote from: PH on Fri, 2008-10-03, 09:11:43
You date Clive, right?

;D

-Paco
:D  Really, Paco, you shouldn't consume all those dodgy substances that your country is so famous for! See what they can do to your brain?! :o

Quote from: PH on Fri, 2008-10-03, 09:11:43
Or let's put it this way: Is Clive your type?
I thought we had clarified that good old Nicky is exactly my type! ;D

Quote from: JJ II on Sun, 2008-10-05, 17:14:28
Impossible! 

After all, doesn't he sing so himself: "Je suis le chevalier, snas le cheval!" ??  ;D
Snas? I'm sure you mean "gnarf", JJ.  ;D

JJ II

QuoteSnas? I'm sure you mean "gnarf", JJ.

sort of, sure...  :-\

* typo correction mode of *

Nicky007

#15
Quote from: bluepony on Mon, 2008-10-06, 13:35:06
I thought we had clarified that good old Nicky is exactly my type! ;D

Now you show signs of true intelligence, Bluey *horns* ;D


Quote from: JJ II on Sun, 2008-10-05, 17:14:28
"Je suis le chevalier, sans le cheval!"

Just to make sure that everybody got it:  "I am the knight (rider), without the horse!"

Nicky.
So you've come of age
And so you want to meet God
Sure you can
He's right here next to me

PH

Quote from: Nicky007 on Mon, 2008-10-06, 21:26:20Just to make sure that everybody got it:  "I am the knight (rider), without the horse!"
Thanks for that Nick, after all, you're the only one who knows the French language here! ;D

For all those Dutchies around: it's "Ik ben de ridder, zonder het paard!".

Just to make sure that everybody got it. ;)

PH

By the way, in German that would be "Ich bin der Ritter, ohne das Pferd."

Nicky007

#18
Right, Paxi, and in African it would be:  "Bongo bon bong!"  :D ;D


Quote from: PH on Mon, 2008-10-06, 21:32:44
For all those Dutchies around: it's "Ik ben de ridder, zonder het paard!".

Paardon me, Paxi, but how did "horse" or "Pferd" become "paard"  ???

Just to make sure that everybody (non-marsh) didnt get it ?

Nicky.
So you've come of age
And so you want to meet God
Sure you can
He's right here next to me

PH

Quote from: Nicky007 on Mon, 2008-10-06, 21:40:49

Paardon me, Paxi, but how did "horse" or "Pferd" become "paard"  ???

Well, "Pferd" and "Paard" are both of "Paraverédus" which is Latin.
In Victorian-era England the English knew the word "Prad" as well.
But they later on used the word "Horse" ("Ross" in German, "Ros" in Dutch).

In African it's actually "Perd".


-Paco

Steve Jones

Quote from: PH on Mon, 2008-10-06, 22:01:53
In Victorian-era England the English knew the word "Prad" as well.

We've forgotten about it since.  Largely because 'Equus' gets a better score in Scrabble ;)
Regards, Steve Jones

"Then I'll know my bet will win, when the saints go marching in"

Nicky007

Quote from: PH on Mon, 2008-10-06, 22:01:53
In African it's actually "Perd".

Didnt you mean "turd" ?  ;D

Nicky.
So you've come of age
And so you want to meet God
Sure you can
He's right here next to me

PH

By the way, I'm really looking forward to the Shadowland gig! :-[

Steve Jones

Quote from: PH on Mon, 2008-10-06, 22:25:18
By the way, I'm really looking forward to the Shadowland gig! :-[

How are you getting there?  Horse? ;)
Regards, Steve Jones

"Then I'll know my bet will win, when the saints go marching in"

PH

#24
Nah, I am the knight (rider), without the horse! ;)

The Hasselhoff without the horse...