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1999
Tour Diary |
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31st
Dec - Cream Liverpool, England |
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16th
Oct - Brazil |
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15th
Oct - Brazil |
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25th
Sep - Homelands Ireland |
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28th
Aug - Pukkelpop
Belgium |
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27th
Aug - Lowlands
Holland |
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22nd
Aug - V99
Chelmsford, England |
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21st
Aug - V99
Stafford |
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13th
Aug - Flux Festival Edinburgh, Scotland |
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10th
Aug - Total Eclipse
Festival - Plymouth, England |
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24th
Jul - Long Beach Con
Center - California , USA |
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23rd
Jul - Bill Graham Civic Aud - San Francisco , USA |
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22nd
Jul - House of Blues, Las Vegas, USA |
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21st
Jul - Del Mar Fairgrounds - Del Mar , San Diego, USA |
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20th
Jul - Club Rio, Tempe, Phoenix , USA |
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18th
Jul - Brady Theatre, Tulsa,
USA |
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17th
Jul - Bronco Bowl, Dallas, USA |
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16th
Jul - Austin Music Hall, Austin , USA |
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15th
Jul - State
Palace Theatre , New Orleans ,
USA |
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14th
Jul - Tabernacle Atlanta , USA |
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13th
Jul - Fairgrounds
Jacksonville , USA |
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11th
Jul - Electric Factory, Philadelphia , USA |
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10th
Jul - Palladium
Worcester , USA |
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09th
Jul - Hammerstein Ballroom, New York , USA |
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08th
Jul - Crane,
Pittsburgh , USA |
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07th
Jul - Nautica Stage Cleveland , USA |
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06th
Jul - State
Theatre, Detroit , USA |
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04th
Jul - Congress Theatre , Chicago , USA |
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02th
Jul - Roskilde Denmark |
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26th
Jun - Glastonbury, England |
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19th
Jun - Madrid Stadium, Spain |
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17th
Jun - Sonar 99, Barcelona, Spain |
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11th
Jun - Prague Castle, Prague |
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29th
May - Drum Rhythm Festival , Amsterdam |
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24th
Apr - Peel Session - Queen Elizabeth Hall, London |
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15th
Apr - Amsterdam |
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14th
Apr - Paris , France |
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03rd
Apr - Espárrago, Spain |
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31st
Mar - Dublin, Ireland |
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30th
Mar - Dublin, Ireland |
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28th
Mar - Brixton Academy , London, UK |
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27th
Mar - Brixton Academy, London, UK |
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26th
Mar - Brighton , UK |
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24th
Mar - Southampton, UK |
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23rd
Mar - Cambridge , UK |
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22nd
Mar - Wolverhampton , UK |
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21st
Mar - Glasgow , UK |
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20th
Mar - Manchester , UK |
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18th
Mar - Sheffield , UK |
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17th
Mar - Newcastle , UK |
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16th
Mar - Leeds , UK |
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15th
Mar - Bristol , UK |
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14th
Mar - Exeter , UK |
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8th
Mar - Mass , London (Cancelled) |
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TOURS
- 10th July - Palladium - Worcester - USA |
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Review
Contribution #1
- Robert
Schultz
Review
Contribution #2
- Gordon
Cameron
Ticket
Scan
- Larry
Sargent
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Review
#1
- Robert
Schultz
I recently attended the Worcester, MA date of the Community Service
Tour of the US. Ok, the venue was really very old. It was the Worcester
Palladium, an old theatre that really was not designed for this
type of show. I sat in the center of the first row of the balcony
so that I could get the full effect of the sound and visuals. Ok,
when they first came out, Paul and Phil were smiling very very much
for some reason. I had seen Paul earlier in the day, and he was
beaming then too. They put out a great performance. Phil was really
very animated. I'd seen them before at Lollapolooza in Boston, and
he didn't move that much then. They played the same songs at the
European dates, except they didn't play the F.A. Mix of Open Mind.
The sound was great, except for half of Way Out when the bass was
just way too much. The visuals were tight, and as good as ever.
I really had good seats, so I could see exactly what they both were
doing the whole time. They did a lot of scurrying around amongst
their gear, and Phil was really very into it. They were so grateful
of the crowd. The highpoint for me was Dr Who, because I'd had never
heard the song before, but I think the high points for the crowd
were Halcyon and Chime. It was a great version of Chime, it was
really fast, and long. Halcyon was as good as ever, and continues
to be one of my favorite live tracks. The only complaint I have
is that they didn't play some of my favorites: Are We Here?(they
didn't play anything from Sniv), Out There Somewhere?(only The Box
was played from In Sides!), and The Girl With The Sun In Her Head.
I knew what they were going to perform anyway though, because of
the xmission list people. Ok, thanks for the opportunity to speak!
I can't wait to see them at some Spanish festivals in a couple years!
Review
#2
- Gordon
Cameron
Just thought I'd let you know - traveled down from Montreal with
my brother (who was over from Scotland) to see the Community Service
Tour held in Worcester (an hour outside of Boston). In a word -
absolutely awesome ! The venue was a fantastic size, completely
packed with a brilliant and eclectic crowd.
I
was so surprised that Orbital were headlining, with CM being the
'home band', but they were and I was delighted. They played for
a total of about 90 minutes and it was just incredible - awesome,
especially the encore where they played Satan and the Dr. Who one
! I've been waiting years to see Orbital live, and they lived up
to expectations and much more. Brilliant show. The only thing I
would say is they end on a slightly downbeat note before encore
- it would be horrible if they didn't get cheered back on as, as
I mentioned, the last slot was absolutely stunning - musically and
visually. This has to be the best concert I've attended, period.
Can't wait to see them again... |
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