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Old 18-04-2007, 11:45 PM   #46 (permalink)
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It's the One Night Stand tomorrow night in some town. Should be awesome with Silverchair being there and lots of others.
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Old 19-04-2007, 02:20 AM   #47 (permalink)
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It's the One Night Stand tomorrow night in some town. Should be awesome with Silverchair being there and lots of others.
Cowra have the privilege this year. Should be an awesome show. Silverchair are back with a bang.
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Old 19-04-2007, 02:21 AM   #48 (permalink)
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Off to see Jet (again) on June 3rd.
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Old 19-04-2007, 02:23 AM   #49 (permalink)
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Red Hot Chili Peppers - April 8, 2007
Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne
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Intro/Can't Stop
Dani California
Scar Tissue
Charlie
Havana Affair
Warlocks
Parallel Universe
This Velvet Glove
Songbird (John solo)
Snow (Hey Oh)
Get On Top
C'mon Girl
Hump de Bump
Right On Time
Californication
By the Way
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Jam (Flea trumpet, Josh bass)
Give it Away
Outro jam
John playing with pedals

Substandard for mine. Still enjoyable. I need to wear platform shoes or something lol
Just got back from them here. I'm not sure on the set list as I didn't know many of their older songs, but I was very disappointed in that they didn't play Californication, Give it Away or Parallel Universe from that list, while I was hoping they might Suck My Kiss in as well. They did play Higher Ground though, as well as Soul to Squeeze, which was pretty good. Also heard a bit of London Calling before Get on Top (IIRC), which I enjoyed. Was a pretty good concert though, just a bit underwhelmed with their newer stuff.
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Old 19-04-2007, 09:29 AM   #51 (permalink)
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Thats one thing i'm not looking forward to with the chili's in the summer, too much new stuff, which i'm not that big a fan of. Given its at a festival, they might just pack in the classics, doubt it though.

Still reckon seeing them a few years back (with james brown as support) was possibly the best gig i've been to
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Just got back from them here. I'm not sure on the set list as I didn't know many of their older songs, but I was very disappointed in that they didn't play Californication, Give it Away or Parallel Universe from that list, while I was hoping they might Suck My Kiss in as well. They did play Higher Ground though, as well as Soul to Squeeze, which was pretty good. Also heard a bit of London Calling before Get on Top (IIRC), which I enjoyed. Was a pretty good concert though, just a bit underwhelmed with their newer stuff.
I've seen the setlist it was pretty good from tonight. The show on the 17th seemed to be the best, though; packed full of oldies, including Blood Sugar Sex Magik, If You Have to Ask, and one of John Frusciante's solo tunes; Your Pussy's Glued to a Building On Fire
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Thats one thing i'm not looking forward to with the chili's in the summer, too much new stuff, which i'm not that big a fan of. Given its at a festival, they might just pack in the classics, doubt it though.

Still reckon seeing them a few years back (with james brown as support) was possibly the best gig i've been to
That would have been INSANE!!

Yeh the new stuff is a bit wanky, I'm more of a fan of the funk era. Beggers can't be choosers, though.
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Old 19-04-2007, 10:33 AM   #54 (permalink)
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I see Christina Aguilera will be lip-synching at the Vector Arena in July...unmissable.
Dunno. She's actually fairly small from what I've heard, so I think you'll need a fairly decent aim myself.

(throwing heavy objects at pop stars is wrong. Unless they're Robbie Williams, obv.)
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Anyone seeing Maximo Park in Leeds on Tuesday?
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Pinkpop on the 27th of may
seeing Razorlight, Maximo Park and Muse (could see a whole lot more, but thats where i'm going for...afterparty will be good, I tell ya
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Dunno. She's actually fairly small from what I've heard, so I think you'll need a fairly decent aim myself.

(throwing heavy objects at pop stars is wrong. Unless they're Robbie Williams, obv.)
I'd only throw one heavy thing at her...
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I'd only throw one heavy thing at her...
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Old 24-04-2007, 01:55 AM   #60 (permalink)
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Is anyone going to Splendour in the Grass this year?

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