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[jon]

Hey folks,

Last week we (Curators) had the pleasure of supporting Wintersleep at Edinburgh's Wee Red Bar. We thought it might be an idea to record our set and so, for anyone who fancies it/cares/is bored, we present to you: Curators, live at the Wee Red Bar.

Send me an email/PM and you can have (for the princely sum of absolutely nothing) the 6 tracks as mp3s, plus Exclusive Artwork TM. That's right, you can have your very own live album with what I can only describe as a Da Vinci-esque sleeve for NOTHING.

Can't say fairer than that really.

Have a look at the blog on Curators on MySpace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads if you want a sneaky peek at the sleeve, and the songs are on the player.

[mistersticks]

the tunes i've heard from this sound fantastic, they really do the band justice. they are as tight as a duck's arsehole live

[Ross.]

Tunes are brilliant- thanks a lot! Any idea what order they should be in?

[jon]

Turn The Lights Down
State Of Grace
Why Can't We Be Lovers?
Tonight
Dead Men Tell No Tales
Five And A Boot

Pow!

[Dave-IRL]

Whats the Wee Red Bar like as a venue? And where in Edinburgh is it?

[idol_wild]

Originally Posted by Dave-IRL

Whats the Wee Red Bar like as a venue? And where in Edinburgh is it?

It's the Art School bar. It's a magnificent little place - I have experienced nothing but really good sound there. I also like the fact that there's no stage. There's an awesome mirrored spherical object right above the playing area which distorts the reflection. Quite trippy if you look up at it during your set.

[Rusty Deathnail]

It's a nice venue for a social/club night. Been once for that sort of thing and really enjoyed it. Kartta played there on a Sunday night with a turnout of people which included...well, the other bands that were playing (think we've all been there). The sound wasn't great. It's a really reflective room. The plus sides are a really helpful engineer, and a plain floor plan setup. If you got some bodies in there, I'm sure you'd have an ace gig. The weird concave mirror thing is awesome.

[idol_wild]

Originally Posted by Rusty Deathnail

It's a nice venue for a social/club night. Been once for that sort of thing and really enjoyed it. Kartta played there on a Sunday night with a turnout of people which included...well, the other bands that were playing (think we've all been there). The sound wasn't great. It's a really reflective room. The plus sides are a really helpful engineer, and a plain floor plan setup. If you got some bodies in there, I'm sure you'd have an ace gig. The weird concave mirror thing is awesome.

Fuck! I forgot Kartta played there too. But then I did have the most horrendous hangover that day.

[Dave-IRL]

Originally Posted by idol_wild

It's the Art School bar. It's a magnificent little place - I have experienced nothing but really good sound there. I also like the fact that there's no stage. There's an awesome mirrored spherical object right above the playing area which distorts the reflection. Quite trippy if you look up at it during your set.

Is it part of the art school yeah? just off grassmarket?

we were offered it as a hire for part of our tour last week and were told it was in the middle of nowhere, which i was dubious about... we didnt take it on that basis, plus it was last minute and we would have need to organise a full line up etc

[idol_wild]

Originally Posted by Dave-IRL

Is it part of the art school yeah? just off grassmarket?

we were offered it as a hire for part of our tour last week and were told it was in the middle of nowhere, which i was dubious about... we didnt take it on that basis, plus it was last minute and we would have need to organise a full line up etc

It's not on the middle of nowhere - it's about a five minute walk from the Grassmarket. It's part of the Art School - through at the back of the building. Nice wee space. I am a fan.