there is even funnier ones from that gig. do you want them posted?
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Posted 20 November 2005 - 3:17 PM
:D :D :D
VERY COOL... VERY COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLL
:D :D :D
I Love The Chemical Brothers!!!
Have a nice day!!!
VERY COOL... VERY COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLLLL
:D :D :D
I Love The Chemical Brothers!!!
Have a nice day!!!
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Posted 20 November 2005 - 3:42 PM
5-55-555 Escribi�:
Amsterdam, Heineken Music Hall 2002
8O
Sorry for this big quote
BUT IF ONLY I WAS INTO THE CHEMS BY THEN !!!!!!!!!!
AAAAAARGH!!!!
Btw - The big head is kinda freaky 8O
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Posted 21 November 2005 - 6:47 AM
Yeah, that round podium with the screens stetched all around created a cool visual effect for the live Come With Us gigs.
It really does resemble a spaceship, and the result of the images being projected right up there with the Chems was an extra added visual bonus for the audience.
I read that the stage designer for that tour heeded Tom and Ed's request to create more open space on the stage. During Come With Us their gear did look a more organized on stage, the forefront had a very clean and streamlined look not this jumbled mess of this and that and wires going off everywhere like before. Not that I minded the chaotic look onstage - whatever works!
It really does resemble a spaceship, and the result of the images being projected right up there with the Chems was an extra added visual bonus for the audience.
I read that the stage designer for that tour heeded Tom and Ed's request to create more open space on the stage. During Come With Us their gear did look a more organized on stage, the forefront had a very clean and streamlined look not this jumbled mess of this and that and wires going off everywhere like before. Not that I minded the chaotic look onstage - whatever works!
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Posted 21 November 2005 - 12:21 PM
Man!!!! What's this? Alien invasion? I love these covered mixing desks with the projections on it! Why not on this tour?
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Posted 21 November 2005 - 2:33 PM
I remember watching them build the stage when they played the main stage at T in the Park in July 2002. We all had a right laugh because we thought they were going to perform inside a huge breakfast cereal bowl. It was quite visualy effective though with all the images projected on it but I prefer this years set up with the giant LCD screens and lasers.
I can't wait to see them a week on Friday in Glasgow. To my knowledge its the first time the Chems will have played Scotlands biggest indoor arena the SECC. I wonder what changes they'll have made to the set list for these December gigs?
I can't wait to see them a week on Friday in Glasgow. To my knowledge its the first time the Chems will have played Scotlands biggest indoor arena the SECC. I wonder what changes they'll have made to the set list for these December gigs?