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http://www.liveearth.org/
Many of the world's artists and bands are getting together at various venues around the world to play 24 hours worth of music! They have an awesome line-up (Which can be seen by clicking on the venues). This starts in 3 and a half hours.
Should be awesome :2thumbsup:
Floyd?
I don't think so.
The Police :yes:
Just Roger.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beirut
But he's in North America.
-edit- By the way, any North Americans know what (if any) TV stations are covering the thing? I really don't want to have to listen online but also don't want a repeat of MTV's Who/Floyd fiasco of two years ago.
Skynyrd?
Thanks CA. :bow:
No, unfortunately :laugh3:Quote:
Originally Posted by Strike For The South
No Floyd = no point watching as I find Modern artists rubbish.
Haha, the only things I would watch would be The John Butler Trio, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Roger Waters. The rest of the line up is horrible.
I just have it in the background playing now. not bad stuff actually. Ghostwriters. Never heard of them before now, but I don't mind them.
Its today?
Wow, the Black Eyed Peas were bad. The artist interviews are embarassing also, they should just shut up and sing. :beam:
Yeah, some Jan Delay....:yes: Well, he´s a German allround artist {Hip Hop, Funk and some Reggae], and one of my favourits.
Wolf Mother and Linkin Park killed imo and Crowded House were awesome and their crowd was too. Riahana was actually really good live as I know that many who sing in here genre suck when they go live. Right now Im just waiting for the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Metallica to go live.
Wow, Linkin Park is playing a great concert right now.
And lol Rythmic, yes.
I've seen little real great live gigs. Many simply sucked (atleast from the ones I saw)
Yeah, right now I'm waiting for the last four US acts (Bon Jovi, Smashing Pumpkins, Roger Waters, Police) to save things.
I dunno, I've quite enjoyed parts of this. Razorlight was good, I listened to them because nothing else was on. Snow Patrol was alright and I enjoyed Ghostwriters when they were on (They are playing now actually). But yeah, I think the American acts should be good.
Linkin Park = disgusting.
I can't complain on my end. The TV coverage was adequate, Roger was excellent as always, Bon Jovi and the Pumpkins put on a good show, and the Police were awesome until Kanye West came out and ruined "Message in a Bottle". :no:
Don't you hate it when they try stuff like that!?Quote:
Originally Posted by GeneralHankerchief
I missed most of it during the evening here in the US but was lucky enough to see Red Hot Chili Peppers and Metallica live, that was AWESOME!!! Chili Peppers killed and Metallica didn't disappoint. Nano-Tech from Antartica was actually kind good and fun to watch(albeit a little too close to the edge from an icy death).
And man The Police killed even with Jon Meyer until West came on and that put a downer on the show but still it was awesome and I couldn't believe that it's over~:( (just saw it).
I found Crowded House, Metallica and Foo Fighters to be excellent. Also Keane, James Blunt and Snow Patrol put on a good show. Shame that I missed the Police though. :shame:
Not at all, you can watch the whole NY showing and all the others here on MSN.Quote:
Originally Posted by AggonyDuck
But when you try and click on another showing like the UK or Australia it quits to desktop(at least for me) so you can bookmark it or something. Hope this works:
http://liveearth.msn.com/artists
well the first one dissapeared so here's the list of artists and just click on one and then the concert they were at and enjoy:2thumbsup:
BTW, even though Floyd wasn't there, Roger Waters was and put on a good performance.
Thanks! Will have to check them out then.
Just saw some summary (well watching the last part as I type) and I have to say that the only real good performances were Foo Fighters, The Police and Crowded House. Sure no-one can be Queen, but there were some real bad performances (KT Tunstall anyone?).
I also like the hypocracy of this event. Yeah we should use less energy ... DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH ENERGY THOSE CONCERTS COST?
My Internet got capped at Dial-up speed, so I couldn't watch it! :(
But that said think about the energy saved in return if everyone who watched would follow their little energy saving tips, which they certainly bombarded the viewers with, much to my chagrin atleast.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stig
Lol yeah.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stig
I wonder how much energy would have been saved if everyone had turned off their TVs and Computers at the power points and not watched.
Unbearably laggy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Decker
Sorry about that Rythmic.
Actually, they used used materials to make the stages and also those florescent light bulbs for all the lights. The wood were all being reused and tbh, it wasn't very hypocritical of anything. Seriously, they must have said that 80 times during the whole thing lol. I think it was impressive the amount of effort put into the whole thing.Quote:
I also like the hypocracy of this event. Yeah we should use less energy ... DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH ENERGY THOSE CONCERTS COST?
Plus, it seems that what ever these people do to try and get the word out about reducing emissions, all of their little misgivings are "blown up". It's kinda like being a Christian, you swear, look at naughty pics of chicks every now and again, listen to Rock N' Roll, watch rated R movies, and all of these are pointed out and "blown up." The concerts showed that even when they are saving more energy and materials in the production of this event, they are still as good as the real deal.
Had several good bands at each different country/city stage. Caught several of them and watched them with a friend most of the day. I do agree the live webcast was way too lagged. Luckily we have satellite television and caught the show on that instead of the net.
Tschüß!
Erich
It's not your fault it's my useless service provider's fault.Quote:
Originally Posted by Decker
My concert highlights were Silbermond (a suprisingly good show from them), Metallica, RHCP, and the Foo Fighters, to name a few.
But Bon Jovi and Lenny Kravitz! Amazing. :2thumbsup:
You mean like the people who watched left a lot of plastic on the ground when they went away? I'd say most people cared more about the music than the message, as usual.Quote:
Originally Posted by AggonyDuck
Still they gave us anoter 250,000 tons of pollution (according to some people).If that could have been saved we would have far less to worry about.Quote:
Actually, they used used materials to make the stages and also those florescent light bulbs for all the lights. The wood were all being reused and tbh, it wasn't very hypocritical of anything. Seriously, they must have said that 80 times during the whole thing lol. I think it was impressive the amount of effort put into the whole thing.
The Artic Monkeys commented: "It takes about the same amount of energy to light a stage for a single performance than an average british household uses per year". And also "we're rockstars, we fly around constantly, it would be highly hypocricitical to participate" or something like that.
I bet those thousands of people who came to see the shows all drove their bikes...
This is hypocrisy, pure and simple.
Enrique Iglesias was nice, Rihanna sucked completely, Linkin Park were acceptable, RHCP was nice too...
Overall, a good initiative.
Just watched parts of the Sydney concert again and I must say it was the best of the bunch. Watch it, especially the Crowded House part if you have the opportunity. :2thumbsup: