Red Hot Chili Peppers
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Red Hot Chili Peppers
Anyone catch one of their Manchester shows over the past few days? (or any of the other on their current tour?)
I went to the Tuesday offering. It was an excellent gig, and they performed better than how I've seen them on tv before. They perhaps didn't have quite as much energy as I thought they would, but musically they were very good (despite a few muck ups from the guitarist).
But in all honesty, I was disgusted that they didn't play Under the Bridge. I paid nearly £50 for a ticket, and the fact that they didn't play their most well known hit (probably) was a huge disappointment to me and by the looks of it 20,000+ fans. You'd have put money on them ending with it, but instead finished with a 10 minute or so instrumental piece.
So I guess that spoiled an otherwise excellent concert.
I went to the Tuesday offering. It was an excellent gig, and they performed better than how I've seen them on tv before. They perhaps didn't have quite as much energy as I thought they would, but musically they were very good (despite a few muck ups from the guitarist).
But in all honesty, I was disgusted that they didn't play Under the Bridge. I paid nearly £50 for a ticket, and the fact that they didn't play their most well known hit (probably) was a huge disappointment to me and by the looks of it 20,000+ fans. You'd have put money on them ending with it, but instead finished with a 10 minute or so instrumental piece.
So I guess that spoiled an otherwise excellent concert.
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Went on the last tour "By the Way" at the MEN and they did indeed play 'Under the bridge' and 'Californication' - Enjoyed it.
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Ditto.Athers wrote:Went on the last tour "By the Way" at the MEN and they did indeed play 'Under the bridge' and 'Californication' - Enjoyed it.
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Apparently they played it on the wednesday night, i didnt get to either show, but am a massive fan. just read Antony Keidis's autobiography - top read, he has had one fecked up life.Marshall wrote:Anyone catch one of their Manchester shows over the past few days? (or any of the other on their current tour?)
I went to the Tuesday offering. It was an excellent gig, and they performed better than how I've seen them on tv before. They perhaps didn't have quite as much energy as I thought they would, but musically they were very good (despite a few muck ups from the guitarist).
But in all honesty, I was disgusted that they didn't play Under the Bridge. I paid nearly £50 for a ticket, and the fact that they didn't play their most well known hit (probably) was a huge disappointment to me and by the looks of it 20,000+ fans. You'd have put money on them ending with it, but instead finished with a 10 minute or so instrumental piece.
So I guess that spoiled an otherwise excellent concert.
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I went to that and they didn't play Californication...must have been on the other night thenAthers wrote:Went on the last tour "By the Way" at the MEN and they did indeed play 'Under the bridge' and 'Californication' - Enjoyed it.
I didn't want to pay £50 to see them this time because they tend not to mix their sets up or anything like that, but not to worry
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