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» Le Batofar & Christuskirche

On the 18. and 19. November AATT celebrated their 25 years of musical history together with a very enthusiastic audiance in some unusal locations like a boat or a seated church.

It was a fulfilling passage through time the playfully and passional band lived through with their prick-eared fans during the 24 songs performed. The pretty unusual playlist included some surprising songs not performed since the early years like the unreleased 'And Also The Trees', 'Talk without words', 'So this is Silence', 'Jack' or an alternative version of 'Count Jeffrey'. But also 'Anchor Yard' or 'Believe in the rose' which were rarly performed the last decade as well as hpynotizing tracks from the last album like the catchy 'The man who ran away' or the epic 'The untangeld man'.

All this made these evenings two of the most memorable moments in the AATT concert history.

» Vise

Setlist:
1. Brother Fear
2. The Suffering Of The Stream
3. The Man Who Ran Away
4. A Room Lives In Lucy
5. Genevieve
6. Maps In Her Wrists And Arms
7. Paradiso
8. Feeling Fine
9. Slow Pulse Boy
10. In My House
11. Dialogue
12. Gone... Like The Swallows
Encore:
13. Prince Rupert 

Luc Pilmeyer has again setup a nice photo gallery of that event.

» Leipzig

And Also The Trees have performed a short set in Leipzig at the WGT on the Parkbühne.

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» Ettelbruck Festival

Please follow the link below to find some photos of the 'Rock am Deich' performance taken by Luc Pilmeyer.

Feel free to share your review & impressions in the comments if you have been there.

» `The spies and the snails´ in Athens

» The spies and the snails « A concert retrospective by George Georgiou Traveling on seats that keep your stare opposite to the motion of the train gives you somehow the dizzy impression of moving back to time. Especially when you are tired and isolated in slices of sounds you have visited so often in the past, then the old greek stone country railway stations and their deserted landscapes suck your impressions into ages gone by. There could be no better way of traveling to watch And Also The Trees playing live in Elfentanz Festival of Athens, giving flesh and bone to a dream of a lifetime for me... Please use the link to read the full review.