REVIEW BY JORG SCHELLEKENS

The starting time for the concert was 21:00 And at about this time the support act started. I forgot what they're called, but it was a 2-guitar, drums, contrabass, violin line-up. I think they were from England but i'm not sure. They were nice but the crowd didn't really like them and theirmusic wasn't like dEUS at all, so it seemed a strange choice as a support act. A few minutes after 22:00 dEUS appeared on stage. Rudy was limping and had to sit down on a chair the whole concert. Tom told the audience that Rudy was injured. It looked real serious 'cos they were checking on him very often. (I've seen dEUS talk to each other during and between songs before, to discuss what they were going to do next but this looked really different.) When they played their last songs Rudy was already back-stage. After the show Tom asked for a special applause for Rudy. The first song they played was Ferocious, which seems to have become their standard opening song. After that they played The Horror Partyjokes. They didn't use any special instruments or things but it sounded great. I don't remember the exact order in which they played the songs but here's an attempt-at-setlist:

I was really suprised that they played songs from the '2 meter sessies' (Wake Me Up... & Gimme The Heat). They sounded good electric. Wake Me Up... was performed by Tom alone. Niche was also performed electric, so without the piano on the original. They played one songs i'd never heard before but halfway this song Tom said Jigsaw You and they started playing that one. But it really sounded like a new song and not just some new intro for Jigsaw You. Divebomb Djingle was great, with Jules playing a glass-bottle-and-stick and Stef playing the guitar. It was a great concert (if someone has a recording, please mail me) and the band seemed to be enjoying themselves, except for Rudy. Well let's hope he's well again in time for t/w. To everyone who's going there: Have fun, and please write a review!