Uncle sings in clothes shops

My sister's son Robbie, now approaching 14, looks more and more like me at his age. Here he is in Edinburgh dressed up for Halloween -- and uncle's attempt, in Berlin, to copy him.



And, well, so, Patrick Thinsy has just sent me the second of my Brussels concerts in mp3 form, the one that happened on October 23rd at trendy boutique Le Vestiaire. Since it only shares one song in common with the first Brussels show at Le Compilotheque (posted here on Wednesday), and since the overall sound and singing quality is better (apart from some overloading in the first thirty seconds or so) I thought I'd post it here as well. The two shows are complementary: the singing uncle's yin and yang.

Momus Live at Le Vestiaire (stereo mp3 file, 74.3MB, 64 mins 57 secs)

Mistaken Memories of Medieval Manhattan
Born to be Adored
Ashes to Ashes
Lovely Tree
Thatness and Thereness
Voyager
Hang Low
The Birdcatcher
Bantam Boys
Is It Because I'm A Pirate?
Frilly Military
The Penis Song
Coming in a Girl's Mouth
Lucretia Borgia
Lady Fancy Knickers
Japanese Especially
My Sperm is not Your Enemy