San Diego , CA - 22 August 2006

[JuliaCher]

The Red Hot Chili Peppers perform at the Ipayone Center. San Diego , CA. 22 August, 2006

[Steff]

Thanks Julia!
Somehow I had known that they were gonna get on stage dressed like this ...

[Iva]

...OMGz!1!!! You could make money with that special skill.

Thank you, Julia:)

[Steff]

supersonicsquirrel said:

...OMGz!1!!! You could make money with that special skill.

You think so? Maybe I should think about it and give it a try...

[Angel]

steff said:

Thanks Julia!
Somehow I had known that they were gonna get on stage dressed like this ...

Thanks for the new pics Julia

But Steff has a point. They really need to start mixing up the wardrobe a bit. At this point the photographers could just use pics from other shows and no one would be able to tell the difference.

And is it just me or is that background becoming irritating? It's kind of like having a wall covered in big red neon miniblinds.

[# Ana Power #]

thanks juliaaaaaaaaa!

[Iva]

You're right, it's getting boring...and perhaps it even stinks.

Eitherway... rhcpmando from the official BBS just uploaded the bootleg. Cheers to him:)
www.megaupload.com/?d=K2XZKZ3A

[# Ana Power #]

supersonicsquirrel said:

You're right, it's getting boring...and perhaps it even stinks.

Eitherway... rhcpmando from the official BBS just uploaded the bootleg. Cheers to him:)
www.megaupload.com/?d=K2XZKZ3A

Thanks for that! Is the quality good?

[hazard]

It's not the greatest quality, but it sounds like a good concert! Thanks Iva and thanks RhcpMando

[alba]

steff said:

Thanks Julia!
Somehow I had known that they were gonna get on stage dressed like this ...

I wonder whether they have multiple clothes like that, must be difficult with the washing between some shows
well...Flea doesn´t, unless he the wholes come with the suit

It must be getting boring for them sometime too. I don´t know, I wouldn´t feel too good about wearing the same outfit for, I don´t know, 40 shows...but maybe that´s just because I´m a girl, lol...

[# Ana Power #]

alba said:

steff said:

Thanks Julia!
Somehow I had known that they were gonna get on stage dressed like this ...

I wonder whether they have multiple clothes like that, must be difficult with the washing between some shows
well...Flea doesn´t, unless he the wholes come with the suit

It must be getting boring for them sometime too. I don´t know, I wouldn´t feel too good about wearing the same outfit for, I don´t know, 40 shows...but maybe that´s just because I´m a girl, lol...

ditto here! *lol*
I hope Flea has lots of these suits 'cause jeez... show after show and... stinks! hahaha
Chad with blue outfits too, all the shows...
Oh well... will it be kind of a superstition or something?

[Jason1978]

Setlist?

[# Ana Power #]

jason1978 said:

Setlist?

Intro Jam
Can't Stop
Dani California
Charlie
Scar Tissue
Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow (John)
Throw Away Your Television with Don't Ever Leave outro but no singing
Fortune Faded
Snow
Jam Led Zeppelin with no singing
21st Century
London Calling/Right on Time
Havana Affair
Wet Sand
Me and My Friends
Tell Me Baby
Dont Forget Me
Californication Intro (with Anthony on Drums)
Californication
By The Way

Encore:
Drum Solo
I Could Have Lied
Give it Away

[eroticshock]

Love the set list, Havana Affair & Wet Sand, etc. it's great!
and those clothes ARE getting tired. They should have at least 2 or 3 outfits to wear, that's not much to pack.

[alba]

Yeah, the setlist is quite good. Makes up for their clothes

[Sybrand]

The setlist was
01. Intro jam
02. Can't stop
03. Dani California
04. Scar tissue
05. Charlie
06. Fortune faded
07. 21st Century
08. Will you still love me tomorrow? (John solo)
09. Throw away your television + Don't you ever leave-outro
10. Havana affair
11. Snow ((Hey oh))
12. Me & my friends
13. Led Zeppelin-medley
14. Wet sand
15. London calling-intro + Right on time
16. Don't forget me
17. Wet sand
18. Tell me baby
19. Californication
20. By the way
--ENCORE--
21. Drum solo
22. I could have lied
23. Give it away
24. Final jam

This dude got one:

They just changed Parallel Universe into Throw Away Your Television. But you can probably hear it on that bootleg.

[Steff]

Is there any audio of John's "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow" floating around?


Thanks a bunch.

[Angel]

A review:

Peppers rock, with a little rhyme and a little reason

By Kyle Proehl
UNION-TRIBUNE
August 24, 2006

We've all likely found ourselves, in the heat of the moment, spewing nonsensical, or at least confounding, exclamations of who-knows-what. It happens in those altered states of consciousness, whether brought on by meditation or whatever.



K.C. ALFRED / Union-Tribune
The Red Hot Chili Peppers' manic energy was on full display Tuesday night, with floating video screens and crafty lights.
By all accounts, Red Hot Chili Peppers' lead singer Anthony Kiedis has had his share of freaky emissions – in fact, he's nearly filled entire albums with quixotic quotations. But throw a little rhyme in there, and you can't stop an arena full of Southern California fans from singing along.

California rest in peace / Simultaneous release.

Kiedis' vocal cues lie in the Peppers' – drummer Chad Smith, guitarist John Frusciante and bassist Flea – hyper-funk, rap-rock roots of 23 years ago. Much has been made of the band's “Behind the Music” travels since then: original guitarist Hillel Slovak's heroin overdose in 1988; original drummer Jack Irons' leaving; subsequent reforming with Frusciante and Smith; Frusciante's departure and descent into addiction as the band was ascending with “Blood Sugar Sex Magik”; Kiedis' own struggles with heroin; that terrible work with Dave Navarro; and the requisite triumphant return.

Scar tissue that I wish you saw / Sarcastic mister know it all.

In a recent interview with Rolling Stone magazine, good-natured Flea even admitted to nearly leaving the group as recently as 2002. But Tuesday night he was on stage at the ipayOne Center before a near-capacity crowd, genuinely thanking the crowd for its support and for the sunny day.

Few men, fewer musicians still, appear as custom-built for clinging body suits as Flea; his whole style is lizardlike, body both twitchy and serpentine, jerky and smooth, playing all pop-slapping insanity and single-note serene.

Everybody / Do the Twist / Get the message / On Flea's fist.

The fellas' constantly claimed spiritual connection was evident in their between-song jamming, often just Flea and Frusciante facing up (never back-to-back) and trading notes, with Smith banging away until they got out what they needed. It's the guitarist whose post-heroin return has brought a different kind of depth to the band's recordings, and his constantly singing guitar and impassioned falsetto harmonies were right on, especially during the chorus of the “London Calling”-intro “Right on Time.”
The Peppers have the arena rock, modern radio thing on lock these days, and they sell the records to fill the seats. Swinging between the young and old, between pelvic thrusting and plaintive drifting, no longer just socks-and-crotch, but emotive lighting and cell phone-waving. No cleared floor for mosh-madness and no blown roof – all the better for bigger-sounding, all-ages singalong:

What I got you got to give it to your mama / What I got you got to give it to your papa / What I got you got to give it to your daughter.

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Kyle Proehl covers music for Street and Night&Day.



Got it here

[serendipity]

very interesting and clever....

[ferret]

Well, it isn't that much of a review to me, with all the RHCP history and suff...

angel said:

that terrible work with Dave Navarro;