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Added 19 new Grey Daze shows: 1996.04.20 Tempe, AZ, Electric Ballroom 1996.04.29 Tempe, AZ, Electric Ballroom 1996.07.13 Phoenix, AZ, Mason Jar 1996.11.16 Phoenix, AZ, Mason Jar 1996.11.27 Phoenix, AZ, Mason Jar 1996.12.06 Tempe, AZ, Electric Ballroom 1996.12.13 Phoenix, AZ, Mason Jar 1996.12.28 Tempe, AZ, Big Fish Pub 1997.02.12 Tempe, AZ, Electric Ballroom + ticket stub 1997.02.22 Tempe, AZ, Big Fish Pub 1997.06.06 Tempe, AZ, Electric Ballroom 1997.09.06 Tempe, AZ, Big Fish Pub 1997.10.03 Tempe, AZ, Big Fish Pub 1997.11.07 Phoenix, AZ, Mason Jar 1997.12.12 Tempe, AZ, Mill Avenue Sport Rock Cafe 1997.11.15 Tempe, AZ, Big Fish Pub 1998.01.17 Tempe, AZ, Mill Avenue Sport Rock Cafe 1998.03.20 Tempe, AZ, Mill Avenue Sport Rock Cafe 1998.10.23 Tempe, AZ, Mill Avenue Sport Rock Cafe LP 2000.05.27 Mill Ave Sport Rock Cafe -> Mill Avenue Sport Rock Cafe GD 1997.12.27 -> 1996.12.27

I don't think we talked about this yet but "Mr. Hahns encore set" could be the intro. We have recordings from the show before Tinley Park and the next show after and they both have it. It's mostly followed by With You as opener but not always (for example the 2nd Rock im Park night had APFMH opening). It might as well be a not serious title for the intro, I guess we'll never know. Whatever it is, it's definitely the show intro, other 2001/2002 LP setlists that I saw have a seperation line after the Intro.

- Vancouver and Bakersfield exluced from Countdown to Revolution Tour 2001 - 2001.04.22: Fixed other bands order - 2001.09.28: Fixed other bands

It's a really weird tour. The tour name can't be found on any of the tickets. Fact is the real countdown to revolution tour kicked off in Kansas City, support bands and production wise. According to itinerary they spent 4 days in Kansas for all the rehearsals that usually happen with the beginning of the tour. That's why there's almost a week between Bakersfield and Kansas City. It makes sense to me to announce the two shows along with the others, if they are technically part of it or not. I'd say we exclude the 2 shows from the tour.

There's no way the other two songs are acoustic too. Rebellion! come on... Also it says Acoustic for Final Masquerade and not for the other ones, that makes it clear enough. Also the acoustic performance at Machine Shop HQ and the recording have nothing to do with each other. The released acoustic version was recorded in a studio. My point was simply that the CD is related to the event, not the recording.

Maybe that CD was part of their performance at Machine Shop HQ on the same date, and they gave copies to the staff or something like that.

Ok we get it, you don't like them. I'd totally go and see the show too if it wasn't so far away. Sucks that they never toured in Europe.

Both owners are credited on the wiki pages that are linked in the first paragraph.

We renumbered the following tours: 2000 Union Underground 2000 Kottonmouth Kings 2001 Street Soldiers 2001 Europe Headline 2004 North America 2004 International shows 2011 North America + fixed several broken next/prev links caused by deleted shows.

Awesome, thanks! I was waiting for this. I think you should spend those 30 seconds and name the files properly when you share it with the world... You can even rename them in mega directly. BTW the flacs are in 24bit / 96kHz, that's also mentioned nowhere.

A DVD transfer of the master tape was shared here previously. http://lplive.net/forum/?showtopic=11384 Moving this thread to live talk....

Oh that's right, I didn't check it all but unfortunately that doesn't really help with our problem. We don't know how accurate this info is. It doesn't make much sense to me that they performed In The End again when they could just use the old performance. Also they squeezed this in between 5 full shows.

I don't think it would have aired the day after the taping anyway. That's the one http://www.tv.com/shows/top-of-the-pops-uk/26th-october-2001-360562/ It has In The End (repeat)

yeah great find but it doesn't prove that the taping or performance actually happened. EDIT: They are listed to appear in this episode: http://web.archive.org/web/20011021222440/http://www.bbc.co.uk/totp/lineup/index.shtml but it doesn't say if it's a new performance or the old one Nothing new here either: http://web.archive.org/web/20011030080229/http://www0.bbc.co.uk/totp/videoclips/gallery_l.shtml Crawling says April 2001

Interesting observation, originally the TOTP performance date in pre-LPL guides was September. But fact is that the 3 videos that we know: Papercut, Crawling and In The End are from March 2001. Chesters hair confirms that too. If they played it in September again, we know nothing about it. They already played all their big singles in March. Unfortunately itineraries are never a confirmation that something actually happened though. But it's definitely worth investigation, also because that's a time period that was covered by way more fan sites than early 2001. EDIT: Upon giving it some thought my best guess is that it was probably canceled by either the BBC or the band. It was just 2 days after 9/11, the Maida Vale show the next show barely happened. Maybe they couldn't make it due to travel restrictions, who knows. If it happened we'd know about it, there would be at least photos of the performance.