From: owner-seven-seas@smoe.org (seven-seas-moderated-digest) To: seven-seas-moderated-digest@smoe.org Subject: seven-seas-moderated-digest V2 #245 Reply-To: seven-seas@smoe.org Sender: owner-seven-seas@smoe.org Errors-To: owner-seven-seas@smoe.org Precedence: bulk seven-seas-moderated-digest Friday, September 26 2003 Volume 02 : Number 245 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2003 10:15:54 -0700 From: "Ali Manshouri" Subject: seven-seas-moderated Re: seven-seas Bunnymen @ Inland Invasion I went to the Inland Invasion as well. The Bunnymen were great. However for us that sat on the lawn there was one big dissapointement. All the speakers on the Lawn had issues during all the first part of the show until mid-Over the wall. I and a few others had to seek out concert organizers and ask over and over until they finally got it and turned it back up. It only happened to the Bunnymen - which made it very annoying. One other thing was that the big screen videos only showed the singers. Very little of Will or the rest of the band. This was the theme during all bands. The concert was a great time thoug - and the Bunnymen did great. It was also nice to see them as one of the later bands (higher up in the food chain). It made a big difference that he sun was down and stage lights were on them. Great time!!! Ian seemed to really dig the large crowd and seemed to be really having a great time. Could have done without Duran Duran though >From: Maureen Harris >Reply-To: seven-seas@smoe.org >To: seven-seas@smoe.org >Subject: Re: seven-seas Bunnymen @ Inland Invasion >Date: Mon, 22 Sep 2003 07:08:40 -0700 (PDT) > >Charles, >Yer links don't work. Can you put yer photos up >someplace else? Would love to see them! > > >--- Charles Pham wrote: > > Here's a quick rundown of yesterday's KROQ Inland > > Invasion show. The > > Bunnymen hit the stage roughly 6:40pm and played > > almost an hour, exceeding > > their settime slot by about 10-15 minutes (everyone > > else before them were > > spot on time. ha). Artists watching from the side > > of the stage included > > members of Interpol and Hot Hot Heat. They were > > packed between Violent > > Femmes and Hot Hot Heat. Here's the setlist (the > > order is NOT accurate): > > > > Lips Like Sugar > > Rescue > > Back of Love > > Bring On The Dancing Horses > > Seven Seas > > Rust > > Over The Wall > > Nothing Lasts Forever/Walk On the Wild Side > > The Cutter > > The Killing Moon (w/ intro of Ocean Rain teaser) > > > > Ian was being typical Ian with the following quotes: > > -- "doo do doo...it's pretty easy, not that hard > > man, 'doo do doo's, feel > > free to follow along" Ian on the singing along of > > "Walk On the Wild Side". > > And yes, the crowd joined in. > > -- introducing the Killing Moon as "the best song > > ever written" > > -- "we're the greatest band in the world", said with > > no real reason in the > > middle of the set. > > -- "try and follow that" as the band left the stage. > > > > Other highlights of the festival were Dramarama on > > the second-stage; The > > Psychedelic Furs w/ Richard Butler falling over a > > monitor but recovering > > with class and Violent Femmes for not taking > > themselves too seriously. The > > Cure started off amazingly: their setlist was 1 song > > from each of their > > albums from start to finish, with 3 songs from each > > of the trilogy albums. > > Great idea, but it dragged when they reached the Pornography set. > > Would have been more appropriate & enjoyable if it was a > > Cure concert, not a > > festival. > > > > Here are some crappy photos. The best were the ones > > of the broadcast > > screens. I had pretty amazing seats, center > > orchestra, thanks to mark of > > dramarama, filter mag, and pure luck. it appears as > > if i was sitting > > further than i actually was though in these photos > > (i was 15th row, the > > capacity was 60,000). > > > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.001 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.002 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.003 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.004 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.005 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.006 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.007 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.008 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.009 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.010 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.011 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.012 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.013 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.014 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.015 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.016 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.017 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.018 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.019 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.020 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.021 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.022 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.023 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.024 > > .jpg > > >http://phamiliardesigns.com/personal/sight/030920.kroq/echobunnymen.kro >q.025 > > .jpg > > > > > > Charles Pham > > Web Producer > > charlesp@eonline.com > > AIM: PicturesOnMyWall > > WORK: 323.692.4676 > > CELL: 323.273.1550 > > E! 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