Temple of Dendur: Metropolitan Museum of Art 2013 | ||
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Poster of the show designed by David V. D'Andrea. | ||
Tour of Om | ||
Year | 2013 | |
Start date | July 19 | |
End date | July 19 | |
Shows | 1 | |
Region | New York | |
Website | [1] | |
Om tour chronology | ||
Temple of Dendur: Metropolitan Museum of Art 2013 (2013) |
Temple of Dendur: Metropolitan Museum of Art 2013 was a special show held by Om on July 19, 2013. Notably it was a live performance of Om directly facing ruins of the Temple of Dendur at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
Background[]
In 2013 on May 16, Om announced a short string of shows in Europe and along with it a special one-off set in New York City.[1] This set would notably feature what was billed as a "site-specific" version of the song "At Giza" from the 2006 album "Conference of The Birds".[2]
The set happened at 7PM in front of a sold out crowd of 600, culminating in what was reported as a "45-minute rendition" of At Giza. Though most praised the show a few did criticize it for poor sound mixing and playing in a direction where the band faced the ruins rather than having said ruins as a backdrop.[3]
Setlist[]
- Sinai
- Cremation Ghat I
- Meditation Is The Practice of Death
- Gebel Barkal
- At Giza
Personnel[]
- Al Cisneros - Bass, Vocals
- Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe - Tambourine, Keyboard, Guitar, Vocals
- Emil Amos - Drums
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V·T·E Om | |
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Current Members | Al Cisneros • Emil Amos • Tyler Trotter |
Past Members | Chris Hakius • Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe |
Studio Albums | Variations on a Theme • Conference of the Birds • Pilgrimage • God Is Good • Advaitic Songs |
Splits | Inerrant Rays of Infallible Sun (Blackship Shrinebuilder) • Om / Six Organs of Admittance |
Singles | Gebel Barkal • Addis Dubplate • Gethsemane Dubplate |
Live Albums | Live at Jerusalem • Live Conference • Live • BBC Radio 1 • Live at Amoeba |
Associated Bands and Artists | Sleep • The Sabians • Shrinebuilder • Grails • Holy Mountain Records • Billy Anderson • David V. D'andrea |