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Setlist & review Essen May 30, 2004
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Posted by: admin | 05/31/2004 at 10:25
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Setlist from Essen, Germany on May 30, 2004 (in order):
Setlist:
Fuck Armageddon
Supersonic
No Control
Kyoto Now
Overture+Sinister Rouge
Los Angeles is burning
Man with a Mission
Anasthesia
Recipe for Hate
The defense
I want to conquer the world
Epiphany
The Empire Strikes First
Prove It
Can't stop it
Atomic Garden
God's Love
Do what you want
You (NOT Best for you!)
Infected
Generator
We're only gonna die
Sorrow
21st Cent. Dig. Boy
Encore:
Along the Way
Punk Rock Song
American Jesus
Outro:
Jesus Christ Superstar
Great Show! Lots of "Bro Hymn" playing and singing by the audience; Greatest joke of the night: After complaining that the whole audience was singing "Bro Hymn", Greg G. said: "This is our next Song, it?s called Fuck Authority!", after which Jay started playing it, but Greg waved him off.
Lots of references to Essen (in about five songs) and a story about how BR first played in Essen?s Zeche Carl exactly 15 years ago for their first time in Germany (of course, watchable on the Along the Way video/DVD).
Really a great show, but the merch prices were outrageous (25 euros for a t-shirt, 10 for a sweatband!), and no CDs sold.
Thanks to Björn and Martin Konigs for the setlist and review.
Setlist:
Fuck Armageddon
Supersonic
No Control
Kyoto Now
Overture+Sinister Rouge
Los Angeles is burning
Man with a Mission
Anasthesia
Recipe for Hate
The defense
I want to conquer the world
Epiphany
The Empire Strikes First
Prove It
Can't stop it
Atomic Garden
God's Love
Do what you want
You (NOT Best for you!)
Infected
Generator
We're only gonna die
Sorrow
21st Cent. Dig. Boy
Encore:
Along the Way
Punk Rock Song
American Jesus
Outro:
Jesus Christ Superstar
Great Show! Lots of "Bro Hymn" playing and singing by the audience; Greatest joke of the night: After complaining that the whole audience was singing "Bro Hymn", Greg G. said: "This is our next Song, it?s called Fuck Authority!", after which Jay started playing it, but Greg waved him off.
Lots of references to Essen (in about five songs) and a story about how BR first played in Essen?s Zeche Carl exactly 15 years ago for their first time in Germany (of course, watchable on the Along the Way video/DVD).
Really a great show, but the merch prices were outrageous (25 euros for a t-shirt, 10 for a sweatband!), and no CDs sold.
Thanks to Björn and Martin Konigs for the setlist and review.
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06/03/2004 at 13:30
WalkAway: you already asked that question in the comments to another news item. find your answer there.
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06/02/2004 at 14:58
hey...was war mit dem towel wenn greg had it like it was his wiener?
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06/01/2004 at 12:54
in k?ln w?r wahrscheinlich (leider) die LMH besten. so toll ist die nicht, aber wahrscheinlich ideal f?r BR.
der beste konzertsaal der welt ist das b?rgerhaus stollwerck in k?ln. haha, im stahlwerk war ich auch |
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06/01/2004 at 11:05
ja k?ln w?re ich auch daf?r, viel n?her f?r mich, und die preise halten sich da auch in grenzen, das teuerste wo ich da war, war less then jake vor ein paar monaten, unter 20 euro. d?sseldorf war ja ok das letzte mal, aber auch nicht so toll das stahlwerk.
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06/01/2004 at 10:43
bossae: keine ahnung was gegen zeche carl sprach. ist super da und da hab ich auch mal greg h. vor der show die hand gesch?ttelt... priceless.
ne andere frage ist, warum BR seit jahren noch nie in k?ln war! soviel ich wei? zumindest. immer die fahrerei... 
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06/01/2004 at 10:07
die halle was sehr gut, aber braucht man die, wenn man die eh nicht f?llt und die halle unter anderem der grund f?r all die hohen preise ist?
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06/01/2004 at 01:37
kalle (& alle die da waren):
sooo voll wars ja gar nicht oder?! also ausverkauft ist anders... aber die halle war schon ziemlich cool! |
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05/31/2004 at 20:05
Regnol Evil, are you Rivsan on the official board? Please, drop me a line...
hippykkkiller@yahoo.com |
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05/31/2004 at 20:03
they actually dont sing it, at least not in essen, they were playing the music during a pause. and the audience was "singing" along.
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05/31/2004 at 19:32
they did bro hymn in z?rich to, i got it on tape
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05/31/2004 at 19:27
why the hell do they sing 'Bro Hymn'at a BR concert?
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05/31/2004 at 16:49
Comments by Modern man from United Kingdom on 2004-05-31 @ 15:13
I think it's awfull that merch prices are so high...pop bands have high prices not punk bands....i think it's wrong. I know you ain't gonna consider them that puck but at a sum 41 show my friends was at, supposdly the T-shirts were ?40 |
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05/31/2004 at 15:48
25 euros for a t-shirt?? I bought mine for 15
. Anyone got a video or mp3 of Bro Hymn? I wanna hear that...
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05/31/2004 at 15:22
martin: es war eigentlich eh zu voll als dass man jemand direkt am t-shirt h?tte erkennen k?nnen
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05/31/2004 at 15:13
I think it's awfull that merch prices are so high...pop bands have high prices not punk bands....i think it's wrong.
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05/31/2004 at 15:07
kalle! sieht aus als h?tten wir uns verpa?t. das review da oben ist von mir, ich hatte eigtl noch dazugeschrieben: "A shame I seem to have missed Kalle from this News Page! Greetings, Martin K."
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05/31/2004 at 14:20
Yes, really sounds great, I hope its gonna be like this in Hamburg....
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05/31/2004 at 12:09
yeah like the ticket prices werent high enough they had to push the prices for merchandise to a new ridiculous high, and that with two shirts a capie and an armwrist only... for a punk rock show that was the worst merchandise i have seen.
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05/31/2004 at 12:05
It was good. "This is a song off our new album, it will be released June 7th..", and most people could sing the whole songs.
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05/31/2004 at 11:20
Damn, in Holland they didn't sell any sweatbands... I could have used them back. =)
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