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There is a larger US tour in the works if you want to just change the thread title:

deafmetal wrote:There is a larger US tour in the works if you want to just change the thread title

Done and done.

Updated tour dates:

10-28 Baltimore, MD: Rams Head Live (Day of Darkness Festival)
10-30 Raleigh, NC: Lincoln Theatre
11-02 Austin, TX: Come and Take it Live
11-03 Houston, TX: White Oak Music Hall
11-04 Dallas, TX: Gas Monkey
11-06 Tempe, AZ: Marquee Theatre
11-07 San Diego, CA: The Irenic
11-08 Los Angeles, CA: Union
11-09 Oakland, CA: Oakland Metro Operahouse
11-11 Portland, OR: Hawthorne Theatre
11-12 Seattle, WA: El Corazon
11-14 Salt Lake City, UT: Metro Music Hall
11-15 Denver, CO: Gothic Theatre
11-18 Chicago, IL: Reggies Rock Club
11-19 Grand Rapids, MI: Wealthy Theatre
11-20 Toronto, Ontario: The Opera House
11-21 Ottawa, Ontario: Mavericks
11-22 Montreal, Quebec: Théâtre Fairmount
11-24 Brooklyn, NY: Murmrr Theatre
11-25 Brookline, MA: Coolidge Corner Theatre

So is this essentially Daemonia, right?

Mateo Sanboval wrote:So is this essentially Daemonia, right?

Yeah, Simonetti with Bruno Previtali and Titta Tani.

does anyone know if it will be the new 4K restored version of the film for this tour? I tried asking the venue in Brooklyn but got no response...

I bought a ticket for the full Portland show. Interesting to see they were also selling tickets for just the second set. The club posted that they are going to have chairs on the floor for the live film re-score, and then will be taking an intermission and clearing all the chairs to open up the floor for the second set. I think that is a great idea for a fun night out with Simonetti and crew. If I have the opportunity, I am going to try to catch him before or after the gig to sign @RedGoblin's book.

Got a ticket for Pittsburgh Nov 30th. which wasn't listed here.

I'm going to the Montreal show. also, this weekend, Suspiria is playing at one of our theater, so I'll be going to that (again. saw it twice since this summer with the restoration).

The Portland screening is already sold out. Looking forward to this, as I have not caught any of the Suspiria viewings over the last year.

I’m going to the one in Tempe this coming Tuesday.

I saw the “other” Goblin a few years ago and it was pretty amazing.

Suspiria live set was quite understated, but very interesting to see performed live. I had expected them to mix it very loud, but it was well-balanced and worked well.


The second set was short and sweet. Kicked ass to hear both Demoni and Phenomena, along with the big Goblin classics. They also played Non ho sonno, which was excellent to hear. Good times.

Any merch? and was there an opportunity for signing?

I went to the Tempe show and got the tour-only record. They also had some CDs and a single “Suspiria Tour” shirt with the classic Suspiria one-sheet graphic on the front and dates on the back.

I thought the show was great, but I *really* miss the OG rhythm section (who I saw in the “other” Goblin when they came through a few years ago).

Simonetti on keys was amazing, and the band was good, but the “other” Goblin’s band is more magical, for me (although, predictably, their keys are lacking).

We were told they usually come out after the show to sign stuff, but we waited about an hour and then security finally kicked everyone out. As far as I know, they never came out. Not sure why.

I wish they could just get along and would tour all together.

Cool, thanks for the info -- too bad they didn't come out!

Some additional notes:

There was no intermission at the show I attended, and the band went straight into the second set without any break. The venue had claimed there were going to clear the floor before the set, but either the band shot that down or the venue changed their minds. Not a big deal, but it left no time to even grab a drink (or a dance floor to get funky on, haha). The second set was around 45 minutes long.

About ten minutes after the last number, Simonetti, Previtali, and Tani headed to a table in the adjoining bar to sign albums. I guess I got lucky there.

I have experienced three different Goblin line-ups now, and it's difficult to pick a favorite group. They all have their strengths and weaknesses. Of course, I wish I could just experience the original line-up in their prime...

@deafmetal what version of the film did they show? Was it the new 4K restoration?

No intermission at my show, either.

Hard to say if it was the 4K resto or not. It looked pretty good to me, but I don’t think they’re using the best projection system ever.

I definitely like the original rhythm section better than this one - but this one was still good.

I've seen two other Goblin iterations so I talked myself into skipping this tour, but reading all these posts - in which the excitement and appreciation is palpable - has me really second guessing myself.

@havershaw how much was that record? What other kind of merch did they have to pick up?

The record was $35. I think all of the vinyl was $35.

Off the top of my head, they had Profondo Rosso vinyl, the one “Suspiria Tour” shirt, and a slew of Claudio Simonetti’s Goblin CDs. Oh and they had some OPERA CDs also.

I believe they had Demons picture disc vinyl too.
I think those were the three records: Demons, the tour one, and Profondo Rosso.

I hope they come back to Australia! I saw them in 2013 and loved it.

havershaw wrote:The record was $35. I think all of the vinyl was $35.

Off the top of my head, they had Profondo Rosso vinyl, the one “Suspiria Tour” shirt, and a slew of Claudio Simonetti’s Goblin CDs. Oh and they had some OPERA CDs also.

I believe they had Demons picture disc vinyl too.
I think those were the three records: Demons, the tour one, and Profondo Rosso.

Do you know which version and/or pressing of the Profondo Rosso they had?

vinyljunkie wrote:Do you know which version and/or pressing of the Profondo Rosso they had?

It was this one:
https://www.discogs.com/Claudio-Simonet ... =iOS%20App