...2) Fantomas in Vienna: A band called “Guapo” opened, not bad at all, but a bit monotonous. Then Patton delivered his most solid performance of the six I’ve witnessed, his chemistry with Lombardo was just awesome. I mean, he did the same old tricks, but he’s just mastered them to perfection. The crowd here in Vienna was not as wild as the one in London when I saw Fantomas for the first time, so there was less adrenaline but more opportunities to appreciate the musicians. Lombardo has so many toys to play with, and not one of them was superfluous. 3) Book of Horizons: I hope you people get that CD soon, I was wondering why there has been almost no comment on this. I love this record, my favourite SC3 so far and one of the best records I've heard in the last years, no exaggeration. Spruance has been putting his musical/mystical ideas in order and has put out the first part of a brain-catalogue. SC3 now consists of seven different bands, each with a particular style, which however isn't 100% consistent. The nice thing is these bands aren't new, they were already present on past SC3 records, but they were not labelled as such. The new record fusions the experimental sound of First GCB, the predominantly surf-rock-sound of Second GCB and the predominantly Middle Eastern sound of Book M. Plus there are some elements which where more clearly seen in Mr. Bungle, like the death metal band which is somehow reminiscent of the song Merry-Go-Bye-Bye. While really good, these metal tunes kind of disrupt the flow of the music and don't seem to please everyone. I'm still undecided. What is definitely missing from past recordings are Trey's techno-escapades, probably to appear on the next records since one of the seven bands is missing in BoH. I also find the whole CD booklet quite nice, it's full of pieces of a mystical puzzle, which is intriguing. The new WoM website complements the record quite well, as Efrén said, it contains lots of additional information (and I don't think it looks that bad). So two more records to look forward to, I just wonder... are they ready and can we really expect to hear them soon? In the meantime I'll concentrate in enjoying the wonderful Book of Horizons. D.