Bluvertigo Setlist at PalaSharp, Milan, Italy

• 1. Raphsody Play Video
     (with Megaherz)
  2. Goleador Play Video
     (with Megaherz)
  3. Intro Play Video
  4. Sono = sono Play Video
  5. Il mio malditesta Play Video
  6. Sattamasa (simple song) Play Video
     (Morgan dedicated it Stefano Facchielli, aka D.RaD of Almemegretta, died in 2004)
  7. Pronto, chi parla ? Play Video
     (Morgan & Andy started to improvvisating a phone call with vocoders)
  8. Stripped Play Video
     (Depeche Mode cover) (snippet)
  9. L'assenzio Play Video
  10. Troppe emozioni Play Video
  11. Interlude Play Video
      (this was a 2 minutes improvvisation on Depeche Mode's "Here is the house" cords)
  12. Complicità Play Video
      (this song is a kind of remake of Depeche Mode's "Here is the house")
  13. Here Is The House Play Video
      (Depeche Mode cover) (audience went on singing the choruses, so Bluvertigo re-started playing on)
  14. Zero Play Video
      (The song lasted more than 12 minutes because of the impprovvisated jamming intro and outro)
  15. Encore:
  15. While My Guitar Gently Weeps Play Video
      (The Beatles cover) (snippet)
  16. So Low - L'eremita Play Video
  17. Cieli neri Play Video
  18. Sovrappensiero Play Video
  19. Iodio Play Video
      (The song lasted more than 9 minutes as they started jamming)
  20. Nightclubbing Play Video
      (Iggy Pop cover)
  21. Fame Play Video
      (David Bowie cover)
  22. War Play Video
      (Edwin Starr cover) (snippet)
  23. Altre forme di vita Play Video
  24. Encore 2:
  24. Always Crashing in the Same Car Play Video
      (David Bowie cover)
  25. La crisi (take 1) Play Video
      (Morgan stopped it because of his amount of mistakes and asked for re-starting again)
  26. La crisi (take 2) Play Video
  27. Ziggy Stardust Play Video
      (David Bowie cover) (snippet)
  28. Jump Play Video
      (Van Halen cover) (snippet)
  29. Fuori dal tempo Play Video

Note: Althrough it was the first tour from Bluvertigo since 2001, the arena was half-empty. While all the covers were 1 or 2 minutes long, their own tracks sometimes leasted too much, with not-so-good jamming ideas, getting the audience bored. The first 10 rows, with the hard-loyal-fans were obviously thrilled, but the rest of the half-empty arena started to leave the place in the middle of the concert. Someone also scremed from the crowd a "take less drugs" to Morgan (we could all hear him because of the not-so-noisy audience), referring to the fact that there were a 2/3 minutes break/silence after almost all song, with the singer finding the right key or telling stories everyone could not completely understand him. That's why the concert (not considering improvvisated snippets or covers) with less than 15 "real" songs (and Bluvertigo songs are not "10 minutes pieces" but they have a 4 minutes media), leasted more than 2 hours and 40 minutes !!! And that's why people started to leave the place, very quickly after the first hour: a long long show, not filled with music, but with silence, strange stories, moments of dialogue between band members, and, when there were music, not only they jammed in a boring way for minutes and minutes, but the lead singer Morgan was too much often out of tune and clashing or panting. Bluvertigo were an alternative italian band really loved by both fans and critics, for they "italian Depeche/Bowie electronic sperimental pop style". And they were consider an incredible powerful live band. The reunion tour, after 7 years of waiting for their beloved fans like me, claimed not only the fact that they weren't so "special" and good anymore (and that the arenas were too much big for them), but, probably, proved to them first, there were no sense in going back to studio recording new material or touring anymore. Bluvertigo broke up again after this tour, Morgan became a tv jury component on "X-factor" and went on by his solo career (wth a small group of loyal fans) and there are no plan in coming back as a band for an album or a tour.