Underworld Live TONIGHT! (Roundhouse 28/2)
 

Underworld;
Live at the Roundhouse
Camden, London
28 February, 2008

CD1
Crocodile
Borialis/Spoonman
Banstyle
Two Months Off
Shake That Higher / Cherry Pie
Rowla

CD2
Born Slippy Nuxx
Poem / Beautiful Burnout
King of Snake w/ Stagger Lyrics
Spikee / Glam Bucket
Dark Train
Push Upstairs
Jumbo


*special thanks to Janie for the kind updates during the gig

Re: Underworld Live TONIGHT!
 

roundhouse

Re: Underworld Live TONIGHT!
 

ya, must be the roundhouse. doing it again tomorrow. Too bad there's no video stream like last time. The quality then was spectacular. Like watching a DVD.

Re: Underworld Live TONIGHT!
 

Sounding promising so far...

Re: Underworld Live TONIGHT!
 

Sounds like a positively boring show. I'm so glad I'm not there. And I'm especially glad there's no video stream. I really, really wouldn't want to see it.





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Re: Underworld Live TONIGHT!
 

holy damn.

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dark & long, spikee, and Banstyle?!
Sounds heavenly!

Re: Underworld Live TONIGHT!
 

Saw the setlist on the Live Here Now stand, and Junita was either an alternatve encore, or a possible second encore. Hope we get it tomorrow.

After Two Months Off
Shake That Higher
Cherry Pie
then into Rowla

It was a great show.

Re: Underworld Live TONIGHT!
 

King of Snake was really "big", then it was just a long intro of Spikee into Glam Bucket which was great also. I loved particularly Banstyle & also Push Upstairs. The show was definitely great & if possible, it'll be better tomorrow (today actually... ;))

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Yes, a great show, the improvs were a lot more blended in rather than being short interludes, and the transitions from track to track were really good too - much less starting and stopping than the first leg of the tour.

One thing that I havent seen mentioned is the new stage layout, Rick & Darren's desk was facing the left side of the stage, the two G5 iMacs were at the back of the stage facing forward, and Karl's 'pod' was folded round so it backed onto Rick's desk, giving Karl the whole left half of the stage to bounce around in.