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Bonos / Starpoli / Weston 8.2.09 The Elevens Northampton, MA |
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| Date: 2009-08-10 20:59:36 - Added by: admin |
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Radiohead - Hammerstein Ballroom 1997 [Full Concert] |
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Fitter Happier (Intro music)
Airbag
Karma Police
The Bends
Exit Music (For A Film)
Talk Show Host
Subterranean Homesick Alien
My Iron Lung
Climbing Up the Walls
Lucky
Planet Telex
Bullet Proof... I Wish I Was
No Surprises
Bones
Just
Paranoid Android
Fake Plastic Trees
--Encore 1--
Let Down
Street Spirit (Fade Out)
--Encore 2--
Electioneering
Nice Dream
The Tourist |
| Date: 2009-08-10 20:58:59 - Added by: admin |
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Graveyards 8.2.09 The Elevens Northampton MA |
| http://www.myspace.com/graveyardsband |
| Date: 2009-08-10 20:58:43 - Added by: admin |
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Bobby's Loft Dios Mio Highlife Shred ScareThe Tards Endulge |
| Bobby's Loft show with The Tards, Shred Scare, Dios Mio, Highlife and Endulge 7-20-09 |
| Date: 2009-08-10 20:58:01 - Added by: admin |
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STEPCHILD on CAPITAL CHAOS 2009 |
| Entire set of Stepchild playing at the Kennel Club on July 25th 2009. |
| Date: 2009-08-10 20:57:29 - Added by: admin |
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Suzanne Somers Meets Wire |
| From: http://www.rockpeaks.com/reviews/w/Wire/Suzanne_Somers/Drll
Ya gotta love Wire… or hate ‘em, but you certainly don’t have to ‘understand’ them. They couldn’t give a fuck and you’d probably be wasting your time anyway, as Suzanne Somers discovers in this clip from 1987. Six years after imploding (AKA ‘taking a hiatus’) following the release of the thrown-bottle-inducing live album “Document and Eyewitness”, Wire were back and ready to confront and challenge a whole new audience. Which makes their appearance on “The Late Show with Suzanne Somers” a surreal yet wholly appropriate culture clash that’s at least as compelling as the music itself. Ever the contrarians, while ostensibly on-air to promote the newly released LP “The Ideal Copy”, Wire decided not to play the relatively catchy single “Ahead” and instead assaulted the studio audience with the pulverizing “Drill” from the “Snakedrill EP” released a few months earlier (this EP is now included as bonus tracks on digital versions of The Ideal Copy).
Long before “Ageless: The Naked Truth About Bioidentical Hormones”, a post-“Three’s Company” Somers was filling in for the recently departed Joan Rivers, who had burned her Johnny Carson bridges to star in her own ill-fated late night talk show for the fledgling Fox Network. Somers is clearly out of her depth but gamely tries to interact with the band, and even though she hasn’t a clue what this noise has to do with music, she does manage to get out one zinger: “I was trying to sing along but, you know, I couldn’t catch the words!”
Still, whoever typed the record company approved hyperbole into the teleprompter that night was stretching the facts farther than a taffy-puller on meth. Wire may have endured as critical darlings and one of the most brilliant, uncompromising, and original bands to emerge from the U.K. art/post/punk scene, but “one of the hottest British groups in the world today” with a “new album hitting the top of the music charts”??? Was that the sound of hell freezing over I just heard? |
| Date: 2009-08-07 19:02:30 - Added by: bdot |
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Therapy? (acoustic) - Kick Out The Jams NvTv Session |
| Therapy? are one of Northern Irelands biggest bands of all time. In their nineteen year history there has been many ups and downs but their latest album Crooked Timber is set to be one of their best yet. In this programme Andy and Michael play a special acoustic set, which includes the album's title track, and chat to AU magazines Francis Jones about the making of the record. |
| Date: 2009-08-01 13:51:32 - Added by: admin |
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The Futureheads (acoustic) - Kick Out The Jams NvTv Session |
| An in-depth interview and three acoustic songs from The Futureheads filmed back in August 2008 when they played Lisburn Island Arts Centre, Northern Ireland.
The Futureheads are a 4-piece English post-punk revival band hailing from Sunderland who recently released their 3rd album 'This Is Not The World'. |
| Date: 2009-08-01 13:50:34 - Added by: admin |
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Rage Against The Machine - Democratic Convention 2000 |
| Rage Against the Machine (RATM) played a free concert in protest of the two-party system. The band had been considering playing a protest concert there since April of that year.In the months leading up to the convention, cable channel MTV began planning a large, free concert to take place in downtown Los Angeles as a part of its "Choose or Lose" campaign aimed at getting youth out to vote. MTV decided that popular rock group RATM would be the ideal marquee band. However, RATM's aggressive political message combined with the title of its most recent album, The Battle of Los Angeles, caused serious concerns from LA city leaders. MTV's applications for staging the concert were denied by the city and the channel eventually gave up its attempts to plan one. After MTV's attempts failed, a number of protest groups agreed to give their one hour time allotments on the stage in the Protest Zone. RATM was offered prime time slots coinciding with the marquee speaker on the opening night of the convention, then-President Bill Clinton.
Although they were at first required by the City of Los Angeles to perform in a small venue at a considerable distance, early in August a United States district court judge ruled that the City's request was too restrictive and the City subsequently allowed the protests and concert to be held at a site across from the DNC. The police response was to increase security measures, which included a 12' fence and patrolling by a minimum of 2,000 officers wearing riot gear, as well as additional horses, motorcycles, squad cars and police helicopters. A police spokesperson said they were "gravely concerned because of security reasons".
During the concert, RATM singer Zach de la Rocha said to the crowd, "brothers and sisters, our democracy has been hijacked," and later also shouted "we have a right to oppose these motherfuckers!" After the performance, a small group of attendees congregated at the point in the protest area closest to the DNC, facing the police officers. Reports of what activity they engaged in vary, the most extreme being reports of throwing glass, concrete and water bottles filled with "noxious agents," spraying ammonia on police and slingshotting rocks and steel balls. However, milder reports also arose, one only mentioning "tossing rocks." The police soon after declared the gathering an unlawful assembly, shut off the electrical supply, interrupting performing band Ozomatli, and informed the protestors that they had 15 minutes to disperse on pain of arrest. Some of the protesters remained, however, including two young men who climbed the fence and waved black flags, who were subsequently shot in the face with pepper spray. Police then forcibly dispersed the crowd, using tear gas, pepper spray and rubber bullets. At least six people were arrested in the incident.
The police faced severe and broad criticism for their reaction, with an American Civil Liberties Union spokesperson saying that it was "nothing less than an orchestrated police riot." Several primary witnesses reported unnecessarily violent actions and police abuses, including firing on reporters, lawyers and people obeying police commands. Protesters were trapped between police fronts, and some were beaten by police while trying to obey commands. At one point, four young men were repeatedly beaten by mounted police while trapped against a wall. Police responded that their response was "outstanding" and "clearly disciplined."
Footage of the protest and ensuing violence, along with an MTV News report on the incident, was included in the Live at the Grand Olympic Auditorium DVD. |
| Date: 2009-08-01 13:48:14 - Added by: admin |
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Wollt nicht |
| NullSchwerkraft live in Frankfurt
Nichts zu verlieren Tour 2009 |
| Date: 2009-07-28 22:16:20 - Added by: NullSchwerkraft |
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