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Hey. Saturday, November 30th, I was in Halmstad, Sweden on
IB Expo 2013. Guest artists this year were Richard Barbieri, Steve Hogarth and David Torn.
Richard and Steve made ​​a new version of the song Ghost.
I got the opportunity to meet Richard afterwards and got some vinyls signed.
Here is someone who filmed Ghost
Ghost
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgrX2k-mwr0
Pictures
https://sv-se.facebook.com/ibexpo

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Thanks for sharing. That was a brave [sic!] attempt of Steve H.

B.t.w. I became aware of the music of Isildurs Bane in the early 90s. Wonderful band that make adventurous music. And what a surprise when they started these IB Expo's, which gathered great musicians from all over the world. There are some nice older clips with Mick. It would be cool if they would release a compilation DVD from the festivals, so more people can enjoy these festivals.
http://www.isildursbane.se/

Yes - thanks for that. Wonderful to see Richard out with his Prophet 5 again.

Not sure that Steve Hogarth's voice quite suited to it, but enjoyed hearing those sounds again and the trip-hop arrangement.

Thanks. Definitely not an easy song to sing and/or make your own as a performer, but enjoyable.

It's actually not Richards prophet 5 is my friend C.S who have lent it to
him during the week he was in Halmstad for rehearsals and concert.
C.S is a famous music producer in Gothenburg, Sweden.
He and Richard have been in contact for many years.
But its Richard B sounds.
C.S retain much of the sounds from Tin Drum that RB had transferred.
He also wrote his autograph on the prophet 5
which is the biggest thing to happen C.S.

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Nice to see that GRICE was also there according the latest newletter from Hungersleep Records:

GRICE at The IB Expo Sweden
GRICE made an impromptu appearance at the splendid IB Expo in Halmstad, Sweden on stage with Richard Barbieri and Steve Hogarth (Marillion), Luca Calabrese, David Torn and a host of amazing musicians to sing the premiere live performance of the track 'Naked' from the Barbieri Hogarth album 'Not The Weapon But The Hand'.

Yes, I just received it and thought the same.

It would be nice to know how the Barbieri/Hogarth songs sounded live.