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Reply #210 posted 07/03/05 8:57am

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Reply #211 posted 07/03/05 9:15am

Nikki23

jayaredee said:

Nikki23 said:

I only saw U2 perform at the start of it ,what songs did Madonna sing?


Like a Prayer
Ray of Light
Music
Thanks, she looked amazing too.


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Reply #212 posted 07/03/05 9:50am

jayaredee

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unique said:



it certainly looked like it 2 me, at least backing tapes, u cant cant dance like that and sing like she did. the thing about an act like madonna is that it doesnt really matter if she sings live or not as her show is all about the act and dancing, like michael jacksons

both could do small intimate stripped down "unplugged" style showcases and b good, as they have the back catalogue, in fact if mj wanted 2 restart his career, an elvis 68 comeback special type thing with an intimate live performace of singing rather than dancing, would b the trick

i kinda half thought mj wouldve turned up and introduced some1

they had bill gates 4 fucks sake, i thought he was going 2 announce the longhorn release date. i wonder what steve jobs was thinking


Madonnna was live. She wasn't even doing strenuous dance moves, and she usually doesn't even mime to those on her own tours.
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Exactly, Madonna did very minimal dancing. She just shook her hips and did little movements when the music was playing.
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Reply #213 posted 07/03/05 10:12am

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unique said:

jayaredee said:



I don't know what you were smoking but nothing was mimed....


it certainly looked like it 2 me, at least backing tapes,



she was so singing live and it was obvious b/c at one point she could not hit that high note in RAY OF LIGHT. But she sounded great otehrwise. You B crazy.
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Reply #214 posted 07/03/05 10:15am

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purplegypsy said:

SOmeone post the pink floyd setlist now!! please!!!! It's killing me here! how were roger and david after all this time apart?



Breathe
Money
Wish You Were Here
Comfortably Numb

cool



oh mother fucker...i wish i saw this....if anyone knows where i can see their performance online, pleae org note me! *hopingforreuniontour*
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Reply #215 posted 07/03/05 10:17am

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Madonna was live; Ray of Light was in a different key than it was on the record, she was totally off on the scream part, and she sang the wrong lyrics at the end of the song. Plus, she had a real band there. Stuart Price was there playing the guitar, in addition to the rest of the band.

I'm not even a Madonna diehard, but some people go to such ridiclious lengths to undermine anything the woman does.
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Reply #216 posted 07/03/05 10:18am

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purplegypsy said:

thebige said:




Breathe
Money
Wish You Were Here
Comfortably Numb

cool



oh mother fucker...i wish i saw this....if anyone knows where i can see their performance online, pleae org note me! *hopingforreuniontour*



AOL is supposed to be streaming the entire concert for the rest of the summer. Aol.com should have it in their music section.
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Reply #217 posted 07/03/05 10:55am

unlucky7

Green Day for singing Queen's music biggrin
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Reply #218 posted 07/03/05 11:15am

purpledoveuk

I wonder why Prince doesnt get involved with these things. I can kindof understand it for the original Live Aid because his ego was over-inflated back then and perhaps he didnt want to mix with everuone else

But since then he's constandly played the race card and related his situation back to Africans (ie the whole Slave issue, Family Name, Avalanche, the Moures etc)

I though now, of all periods in his life, he would want to be involved...even if with Stevie Wonder for one track...what message would that send, one of the most respected and largest artist giving his time for free to a worthy cause.....for a peopel who he seems only too keen to link himslef with to make a point about his career and treatment.

what a shame
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Reply #219 posted 07/03/05 11:31am

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unlucky7 said:

Green Day for singing Queen's music biggrin


eek what did they sing? didn't see the Philly show sad

I was at Hyde Park in London...Robbie sang We Will Rock You! mr.green woot!
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Reply #220 posted 07/03/05 11:36am

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I wonder why Prince doesnt get involved with these things. _____
JW don't have to the right to get involved in Politics, their god is supposed to solve every problems.
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Reply #221 posted 07/03/05 11:37am

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About miming,

Mariah Carey mimed the last part of her new single, cool
she was hilarious. I still dunno if she's a camp comedy
genious or just plain stupid..

& she had a miming african children's choir:
"THIS IS A REAL AFRICAN CHILDREN'S CHOIR, They're AFRICAN! Yes, AFRICAN! AFRICAN ORPHANS!"

'Hero': "I NEED A MIKE STAND"..(no response) "IT'S COOL IF I DON'T GET A MIKE STAND"

And u gotta love this one, very appropriate indeed: "THIS IS MY MASEUSE" lol
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Reply #222 posted 07/03/05 11:44am

purpledoveuk

jn2 said:

purpledoveuk said:

I wonder why Prince doesnt get involved with these things. _____
JW don't have to the right to get involved in Politics, their god is supposed to solve every problems.
*


Really? If thats true then perhaps he should have a look at the stuff he's been doing in recent years -Im sure Family Name, Avalance and Mr Man kinda violates that rule....or call me scepticle, coudl it be because they have profit behind them?
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Reply #223 posted 07/03/05 12:16pm

Nikki23

purpledoveuk said:

I wonder why Prince doesnt get involved with these things. I can kindof understand it for the original Live Aid because his ego was over-inflated back then and perhaps he didnt want to mix with everuone else

But since then he's constandly played the race card and related his situation back to Africans (ie the whole Slave issue, Family Name, Avalanche, the Moures etc)

I though now, of all periods in his life, he would want to be involved...even if with Stevie Wonder for one track...what message would that send, one of the most respected and largest artist giving his time for free to a worthy cause.....for a peopel who he seems only too keen to link himslef with to make a point about his career and treatment.

what a shame
Maybe because Bob Geldof has called him an asshole for the past 20 years, as he never took part in LiveAid in '85.
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Reply #224 posted 07/03/05 12:22pm

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purpledoveuk said:

jn2 said:

JW don't have to the right to get involved in Politics, their god is supposed to solve every problems.
*


Really? If thats true then perhaps he should have a look at the stuff he's been doing in recent years -Im sure Family Name, Avalance and Mr Man kinda violates that rule....or call me scepticle, coudl it be because they have profit behind them?



1) we dont know if prince is an official baptised witness...he seems to dance to the beat of his own drum...

and

2) prince probably submitted a video to be broadcast instead..

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Reply #225 posted 07/03/05 12:49pm

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EarthAirFireWater said:

unlucky7 said:

Green Day for singing Queen's music biggrin


eek what did they sing? didn't see the Philly show sad

I was at Hyde Park in London...Robbie sang We Will Rock You! mr.green woot!


I saw a piece of it. My mom made me miss the rest, she wanted to listen to her R.E.M. They were singing "We Are the Champions" I think they sang another song by QUEEN. A lot of people think Robbie butchered the song.
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Reply #226 posted 07/03/05 12:51pm

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unlucky7 said:

EarthAirFireWater said:



eek what did they sing? didn't see the Philly show sad

I was at Hyde Park in London...Robbie sang We Will Rock You! mr.green woot!


I saw a piece of it. My mom made me miss the rest, she wanted to listen to her R.E.M. They were singing "We Are the Champions" I think they sang another song by QUEEN. A lot of people think Robbie butchered the song.


oh how cool!! woot! I love Greenday nod ...and for my twocents I think Robbie did Freddie proud he ROCKED!
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Reply #227 posted 07/03/05 12:51pm

jn2

Nikki23 said:

purpledoveuk said:

I wonder why Prince doesnt get involved with these things. I can kindof understand it for the original Live Aid because his ego was over-inflated back then and perhaps he didnt want to mix with everuone else

But since then he's constandly played the race card and related his situation back to Africans (ie the whole Slave issue, Family Name, Avalanche, the Moures etc)

I though now, of all periods in his life, he would want to be involved...even if with Stevie Wonder for one track...what message would that send, one of the most respected and largest artist giving his time for free to a worthy cause.....for a peopel who he seems only too keen to link himslef with to make a point about his career and treatment.

what a shame
Maybe because Bob Geldof has called him an asshole for the past 20 years, as he never took part in LiveAid in '85.
Really? eek mad
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Reply #228 posted 07/03/05 12:55pm

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I was just on the www.bjork.com site where they have two downloads from Live 8 ready ~ Paul McCartney and U2 ~~~Sgt. Pepper and The Long and Winding Road.Proceeds go to charity with the amount approximately 1.80 US per song.
Music is the language of the spirit. It opens the secret of life bringing peace, abolishing strife. --Kahlil Gibran
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Reply #229 posted 07/03/05 2:25pm

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EarthAirFireWater said:

unlucky7 said:

Green Day for singing Queen's music biggrin


[i] eek what did they sing? didn't see the Philly show sad

Green Day played in Berlin. They performed "We are the champions".
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Reply #230 posted 07/03/05 2:52pm

Pagey

unique said:

Nikki23 said:

I only saw U2 perform at the start of it ,what songs did Madonna sing?


she didnt sing anything

but she mimed 2 like a prayer, ray of light and music

she was the only person in london bar snoop without a real band

i cant believe folks were saying she was the best thing there, those folks obviously werent at the gig

1st biggest singalong song was y does it always rain on me by travis

when snoop came on, i was surprised how mental ppl went, and he set a new world record 4 saying motherfucker and shit on live peak time saturday nite bbc1 tv, they didnt bleep anything i hear!

robbie williams drew the biggest reaction and shouts, he was really great, opening with we will rock u

the peter kay overlong moment was pretty bad, however he introduced the spice girls jokingly and then the who played 2 full length great tracks and omitted my generation thank god, great song but not very appropriate lyrically, they did who are you, and something else i cant remember the names, and really rocked

the best moment 4 me was pink floyd tho, the gig just seemed like all the best artists in the world wanted 2 come 2 london and b warm up 4 the long awaited floyd reunion

at the end macca did a great little set, its a shame george michaels voice was shot as i'm sure he was going 2 duet with miss dynamite on judgement day again (like the brit awards but live - she mentioned a big duet in an interview, but it didnt happen, likewise mariah carey was 2 duet and wanted 2 do it with george)

the hey jude at the end was also cool, i never thought i'd c the real pink floyd onstage with pink floyd himself (bob geldof), macca, george michael, mariah carey, the who, etc - i don't think robbie joined the finale

and wtf was pete docherty on? that was funny as fuck!


Madonna was singing live. I am not a big fan, but I was impressed with Like A Prayer and if you heard Ray of Light...that was when you knew she was singing live...she totally missed a high note...but isn't that what singing live is all about? I rather hear her miss an occasional high note, than listen to a tape.

Also, Pink Floyd rocked! Wish they could patch things up an do one last tour with Roger Waters...but Waters said this was a one time gig for a worthy cause. Too bad.
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Reply #231 posted 07/03/05 3:04pm

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Did george michael have his own set? i didn't see him at all until the Hey Jude finale.
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Reply #232 posted 07/03/05 3:28pm

katt

purplegypsy said:

Did george michael have his own set? i didn't see him at all until the Hey Jude finale.

No his voice wasnt up 2 it but he did sing harmonies with Paul
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Reply #233 posted 07/03/05 3:31pm

katt

Pagey said:

unique said:



she didnt sing anything

but she mimed 2 like a prayer, ray of light and music

she was the only person in london bar snoop without a real band

i cant believe folks were saying she was the best thing there, those folks obviously werent at the gig

1st biggest singalong song was y does it always rain on me by travis

when snoop came on, i was surprised how mental ppl went, and he set a new world record 4 saying motherfucker and shit on live peak time saturday nite bbc1 tv, they didnt bleep anything i hear!

robbie williams drew the biggest reaction and shouts, he was really great, opening with we will rock u

the peter kay overlong moment was pretty bad, however he introduced the spice girls jokingly and then the who played 2 full length great tracks and omitted my generation thank god, great song but not very appropriate lyrically, they did who are you, and something else i cant remember the names, and really rocked

the best moment 4 me was pink floyd tho, the gig just seemed like all the best artists in the world wanted 2 come 2 london and b warm up 4 the long awaited floyd reunion

at the end macca did a great little set, its a shame george michaels voice was shot as i'm sure he was going 2 duet with miss dynamite on judgement day again (like the brit awards but live - she mentioned a big duet in an interview, but it didnt happen, likewise mariah carey was 2 duet and wanted 2 do it with george)

the hey jude at the end was also cool, i never thought i'd c the real pink floyd onstage with pink floyd himself (bob geldof), macca, george michael, mariah carey, the who, etc - i don't think robbie joined the finale

and wtf was pete docherty on? that was funny as fuck!


Madonna was singing live. I am not a big fan, but I was impressed with Like A Prayer and if you heard Ray of Light...that was when you knew she was singing live...she totally missed a high note...but isn't that what singing live is all about? I rather hear her miss an occasional high note, than listen to a tape.

Also, Pink Floyd rocked! Wish they could patch things up an do one last tour with Roger Waters...but Waters said this was a one time gig for a worthy cause. Too bad.

Madonna did sing live most of the music was backing tracks (thats 2 be expected with this type of event)
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Reply #234 posted 07/03/05 5:05pm

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Reply #235 posted 07/03/05 7:34pm

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Madonnna was live. She wasn't even doing strenuous dance moves, and she usually doesn't even mime to those on her own tours.

Here's usually a dead giveaway in a "Live" show setting with crowds of this magnitude.
If you're hearing audio with absolutely ZERO ambient crowd noise...it's MEMOREX.
I got this impression during Laura Pausini's (Rome) first song.

Either that or the performer has bored the crowd into a state of catatonia.

tA

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Reply #236 posted 07/03/05 7:52pm

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Fav performances (based on those i've seen completely).

In order of preference...

*Pink Floyd
The historic component gets them the #1 spot.
Along with the fact that they were able to pull it off and sound good doing it.


*Sting
The dual guitars take him out of wimpy-mode and gave the arrangements some balls.
Every Breath You Take was staged to go to the heart of what Live8 is supposed to be about.


*Sir Paul McCartney
Longevity, still seems to genuinely enjoy performing and the band kicked.
It's amazing that he can still sing those songs as well as he does. Love the drummer!


*Zucchero (Paris stage)
Great performance of Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime.


*Stevie Wonder
The annoying Rob Thomas appearance pushes him down the list.


*Sir Elton John
Don't care what you think about Sir Elton, he can still play that piano and that MF band rocks!


*Mariah Carey
For being able to see Randy "Dawg" Jackson back on the bass again.


*Madonna
Not a fan, but I did get into the "Music" segment of the set.



Wanna sees...

*Roxy Music
The short segment i've been able to catch didn't sound very Avalon-like.

*Cerrone/Nile Rodgers
Did they actually perform?


***Props to the Paris/Rome/Berlin/Toronto stages in general for presenting some acts i'd never heard before.


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Reply #237 posted 07/04/05 1:47am

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Highlights for me were:


Robbie Williams What can you say? The guy is just a star performer who can have a crowd eating out of the palm of his hand.

The Who OK, so it's only Roger and Pete left, but to hear Won't Get Fooled Again live was a dream come true for me


Paul McCartney Never been a fan of his, but to hear those Beatles songs played live by the guy who wrote them is pretty special



Faithless on satellite were awesome too.
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Reply #238 posted 07/04/05 2:03am

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rocknrolldave said:

Highlights for me were:


Robbie Williams What can you say? The guy is just a star performer who can have a crowd eating out of the palm of his hand.

The Who OK, so it's only Roger and Pete left, but to hear Won't Get Fooled Again live was a dream come true for me


Paul McCartney Never been a fan of his, but to hear those Beatles songs played live by the guy who wrote them is pretty special



Faithless on satellite were awesome too.


I thought of you when Velvet Revolver came on!!! headbang hug
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Reply #239 posted 07/04/05 2:04am

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Madonna did sing live most of the music was backing tracks (thats 2 be expected with this type of event)


Actually the music was completely live.....that is what is pissing me off about her current band, they always sound like a backing track because its all samples, even the drum beats are samples, nonetheless its all played live.

She really needs to get a great band back, like she had on The Girlie Show. She doesn't even have a bassist in her current line up, thats disgraceful.

BTW, I thought she put in a good performance. I've seen her give better, and worse, and i thought she sounded nervous in Like A Prayer, however the Madonna of 15 years ago would have torn that stage up, this was a competent performance. I thought Annie Lennox was stunning.
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