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Another live 8 thread - Anyone know the set times/schedule??
#16

Here's the official Canadian Live 8 performance schedule:

11:00 a.m.: Dan Ackroyd and Tom Green
11:05 a.m.: Tom Cochrane
11:23 a.m.: Sam Roberts
11:45 a.m.: Bryan Adams
12:05 p.m.: Worldwide "Click"
12:15 p.m.: Bobacaraco w/K'Naan
12:40 p.m.: Simple Plan
12:55 p.m.: Geldof on tape
1:02 p.m.: Bruce Cockburn
1:24 p.m.: Le Trois Accords
1:49 a.m.: Randy Bachman/Burton Cummings
2:14 p.m.: Deep Purple
2:39 p.m.: Great Big Sea
3:04 p.m.: African Guitar Summit
3:29 p.m.: Blue Rodeo
3:48 p.m.: Celine Dion (taped from Las Vegas)
3:55 p.m.: Gordon Lightfoot
4:18 p.m.: Our Lady Peace
4:56 p.m.: Jet
5:21 p.m.: Jann Arden
5:48 p.m.: Motley Crue
6:18 p.m.: The Tragically Hip
6:43 p.m.: DMC (with special guests)
7:08 p.m.: Barenaked Ladies
7:33 p.m.: Neil Young
7:51 p.m.: Finale
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#17

awesome, thank you
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#18

dmc is after the hip? weak
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#19

Is there a misprint? Or is Our Lady Peace really getting 47 minutes of stage time while the Hip only get 25 minutes?? Confusedcratch: Confusedcratch: :x
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#20

I know its for a good cause but who invited DMC? That guy and his "group" were horrible at best, man that was awful. Id would rather have heard Nicklecrap play. booooooooo! :x Paul McCartney was great though, he still sounds awesome!

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#21

what songs did neil play?
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#22

dannya2 Wrote:what songs did neil play?

Four Strong Winds (with his wife)

When God Made Me with a backing choir

then Keep On Rocking In the Free World with everyone as a group to close the show.

Great to see Neil again, he still sounds great. His wife had a nice voice they made a great duet I thought.

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#23

Neil was wearing a Pearl Jam tshirt...hopefully a hint to an appearance or two on the Canadian tour.

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#24

rather than starting a new thread, just my thoughts on who the best performances belonged to...we played most of the 'rock' stuff on cifm..here's my thoughts....
1.Floyd...better than i could have imagined...absolutely thrilling, amazing, wow...
2. Green Day...a daring rendetion of We Are The Champions...
3. Velvet Revolver..I hope this isn't their last performance ever
4 The Hip..Poets....'nuff said
5. Madonna(no shit..Like A Prayer was amazing...)
6. Elton John (The guy still knows how to work a crowd..and a great intro from the guys in Little Britain...hilairous show!!)
7.Joss Stone...she's gonna be huge!!
8.Sam Roberts...good ol' canadian boy
9.Muse...I wish these guys were more well-known...good to see they can play live..
10..Blue Rodeo...Are You Ready sounded insanse...

honourable mentions....Paul McCartney, Stereophonics,Jet, Sarah M and U2, although their attempt at Blackbird was embarrasing
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#25

opiated Wrote:Velvet Revolver..I hope this isn't their last performance ever
Why do you say that?
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#26

tommygunn Wrote:
opiated Wrote:Velvet Revolver..I hope this isn't their last performance ever
Why do you say that?

they cancelled the remaining shows on the tour, although their website says everything is fine, and they're going to work on another cd, you never know.....
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#27

opiated Wrote:
tommygunn Wrote:
opiated Wrote:Velvet Revolver..I hope this isn't their last performance ever
Why do you say that?

they cancelled the remaining shows on the tour, although their website says everything is fine, and they're going to work on another cd, you never know.....
They have a bunch of shows scheduled for the next couple of months.
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#28

tommygunn Wrote:
opiated Wrote:
tommygunn Wrote:
opiated Wrote:Velvet Revolver..I hope this isn't their last performance ever
Why do you say that?

they cancelled the remaining shows on the tour, although their website says everything is fine, and they're going to work on another cd, you never know.....
They have a bunch of shows scheduled for the next couple of months.

and as far as i know they've all been cancelled..either way..they had a great performance at live 8
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#29

opiated Wrote:
tommygunn Wrote:
opiated Wrote:
tommygunn Wrote:
opiated Wrote:Velvet Revolver..I hope this isn't their last performance ever
Why do you say that?

they cancelled the remaining shows on the tour, although their website says everything is fine, and they're going to work on another cd, you never know.....
They have a bunch of shows scheduled for the next couple of months.

and as far as i know they've all been cancelled..
Not sure where you're getting your information from. Shows are still up on ticketmaster, etc.
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#30

tommygunn Wrote:
opiated Wrote:
tommygunn Wrote:
opiated Wrote:
tommygunn Wrote:
opiated Wrote:Velvet Revolver..I hope this isn't their last performance ever
Why do you say that?

they cancelled the remaining shows on the tour, although their website says everything is fine, and they're going to work on another cd, you never know.....
They have a bunch of shows scheduled for the next couple of months.

and as far as i know they've all been cancelled..
Not sure where you're getting your information from. Shows are still up on ticketmaster, etc.

perhaps it was the rest of the europe tour they postponed..i do know that some were cancelled, and of course the press had a field day with it.."scott and slash hate each other..scott's on drugs..etc..."...their website has a lot of postings from scott on the matter
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