Topic City Of Manchester Gigs 30.06 - 2/3.07.2005
da Chief&Liam il dom lug 03, 2005 8:42 pm
No no io voglio materiale registrato bene;io ero in tribuna numerata ed è stata una figata assurda;ritonerò sicuramente
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Chief&Liam - super madferit
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da nash il dom lug 03, 2005 9:49 pm
Confermo che almeno quello del 30 è stato un CONCERTONE.. TUTTA UN ALTRA COSA rispetto all'Italia... la gente è fuori di testa e LORO erano informissima... 
i primi dischi sono stati devastanti..poi Little By Little..Champagne Supernova..per poi tornare a picchiare con RnRS e MyGeneration con l'assolo finale del batterista..pazzesco...la gente era impazzita...me lo sono goduto a una quindicina di metri dal palco..centralissimo..è stata una guerra ma ne è valsa la pena..lo rifarei altre 100 volte... FANTASTICO... 
Ah volevo salutare i due fiorentini k abbiamo trovato allo stadio e poi a Picadilly...troppo simpatici e troppe le 10 Sterline x due birre!! alla prossima offriamo noi!!
i primi dischi sono stati devastanti..poi Little By Little..Champagne Supernova..per poi tornare a picchiare con RnRS e MyGeneration con l'assolo finale del batterista..pazzesco...la gente era impazzita...me lo sono goduto a una quindicina di metri dal palco..centralissimo..è stata una guerra ma ne è valsa la pena..lo rifarei altre 100 volte... FANTASTICO...
Ah volevo salutare i due fiorentini k abbiamo trovato allo stadio e poi a Picadilly...troppo simpatici e troppe le 10 Sterline x due birre!! alla prossima offriamo noi!!
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da quizzy il lun lug 04, 2005 5:48 pm
Review MANCHESTER on line
Saturday: Oasis @ City of Manchester Stadium
Lawrence Poole
**** of 5*
BACK HOME: OasisIN a world where fast food chain McDonald’s can sponsor a Destiny’s Child’ tour, Oasis have always been rightly hailed as a ‘band of the people’ – but on Saturday night I didn’t expect to see quite so much of them.
As the Burnage boys introduced themselves to the sold out crowd, a crash barrier broke and the crowd were treated to a half an hour mammary-gland fest, courtesy of several ladies in the audience revealing their chests on the big screens by way of passing the time until a replacement was tracked down – it made for quite a support (less) act.
Any disillusionment that the gathered masses may have felt at what Janet Jackson would have probably tagged a 'barrier malfunction', quickly subsided following this goodnatured fun and by the time Noel, Liam, Gem, Andy and Zak took to the stage and laid into new album opener Turn Up The Sun, it was only ever going to be a sing-a-long.
A well-chosen set saw the band pepper the audience with a clutch of the best tracks from the group’s sixth studio LP, Don’t Believe The Truth.
Lyla
And although Lyla may have switch the crowd into full-on mosh mode, it was forthcoming single The Importance of Being Idle which stood out the most.
Of course, the majority understandably had snaffled up tickets to hear the mega hits from the first two albums and thankfully, a strangely absent Supersonic aside, they got them.
Drummer Zak Starkey used all his experience to power on a thunderous Cigarettes and Alcohol, and Live Forever and Champagne Supernova proved typically anthemic.
But for all the uplifting rock ‘n’ roll bluster, it was Liam’s moving delivery of Songbird and a passionate rendition of Don’t Look Back In Anger by Noel which provided the night's most memorable moments.
It even seemed to move Liam too, comically bedecked in a red leather jacket at the home of his ‘super Blues’, as he lingered long after set closer My Generation to applaud each section of the crowd.
Last year’s Glasto may have been a disappointment for many, but Oasis thankfully (excuse the pun) certainly saved their breast for Manchester.
The setlist in full was: F**kin’ In the Bushes, Turn Up The Sun, Lyla, Bring It On Down,Morning Glory, Cigarettes and Alcohol, The Importance Of Being Idle, Little By Little, A Bell Will Ring, Acquiesce, Songbird, Live Forever, Mucky Fingers, Wonderwall, Champagne Supernova, Rock ‘N’ Roll Star, Guess God Thinks I’m Abel, The Meaning Of Soul, Don’t Look Back In Anger, My Generation.
manchesteronline
Saturday: Oasis @ City of Manchester Stadium
Lawrence Poole
**** of 5*
BACK HOME: OasisIN a world where fast food chain McDonald’s can sponsor a Destiny’s Child’ tour, Oasis have always been rightly hailed as a ‘band of the people’ – but on Saturday night I didn’t expect to see quite so much of them.
As the Burnage boys introduced themselves to the sold out crowd, a crash barrier broke and the crowd were treated to a half an hour mammary-gland fest, courtesy of several ladies in the audience revealing their chests on the big screens by way of passing the time until a replacement was tracked down – it made for quite a support (less) act.
Any disillusionment that the gathered masses may have felt at what Janet Jackson would have probably tagged a 'barrier malfunction', quickly subsided following this goodnatured fun and by the time Noel, Liam, Gem, Andy and Zak took to the stage and laid into new album opener Turn Up The Sun, it was only ever going to be a sing-a-long.
A well-chosen set saw the band pepper the audience with a clutch of the best tracks from the group’s sixth studio LP, Don’t Believe The Truth.
Lyla
And although Lyla may have switch the crowd into full-on mosh mode, it was forthcoming single The Importance of Being Idle which stood out the most.
Of course, the majority understandably had snaffled up tickets to hear the mega hits from the first two albums and thankfully, a strangely absent Supersonic aside, they got them.
Drummer Zak Starkey used all his experience to power on a thunderous Cigarettes and Alcohol, and Live Forever and Champagne Supernova proved typically anthemic.
But for all the uplifting rock ‘n’ roll bluster, it was Liam’s moving delivery of Songbird and a passionate rendition of Don’t Look Back In Anger by Noel which provided the night's most memorable moments.
It even seemed to move Liam too, comically bedecked in a red leather jacket at the home of his ‘super Blues’, as he lingered long after set closer My Generation to applaud each section of the crowd.
Last year’s Glasto may have been a disappointment for many, but Oasis thankfully (excuse the pun) certainly saved their breast for Manchester.
The setlist in full was: F**kin’ In the Bushes, Turn Up The Sun, Lyla, Bring It On Down,Morning Glory, Cigarettes and Alcohol, The Importance Of Being Idle, Little By Little, A Bell Will Ring, Acquiesce, Songbird, Live Forever, Mucky Fingers, Wonderwall, Champagne Supernova, Rock ‘N’ Roll Star, Guess God Thinks I’m Abel, The Meaning Of Soul, Don’t Look Back In Anger, My Generation.
manchesteronline
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"We've only got half a dozen good bands in England -- there's Oasis and there's five Oasis tribute bands." Noel
LA COCAINA E' IL METODO CHE HA INVENTATO DIO PER DIRTI CHE HAI TROPPI SOLDI
Some singers try to be cool; Liam Gallagher doesn't do trying; he just is. If John Lennon were still alive, he'd want to be Liam Gallagher.
"We've only got half a dozen good bands in England -- there's Oasis and there's five Oasis tribute bands." Noel
LA COCAINA E' IL METODO CHE HA INVENTATO DIO PER DIRTI CHE HAI TROPPI SOLDI
Some singers try to be cool; Liam Gallagher doesn't do trying; he just is. If John Lennon were still alive, he'd want to be Liam Gallagher.
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