RAMMSTEIN ~ The Brixton Academy. London. UK.

 

🕖 Set Times:
6:00 pm — Doors Open
7:00 pm — A
9:00 pm — B

Support Act: 

 

~ TOUR 2005 ~
 

RAMMSTEIN (Band)

 

Till Lindemann — lead vocals, harmonica (1994–present)
Richard Z. Kruspe — lead guitar, keyboard, backing vocals (1994–present)
Paul Landers — rhythm guitar, backing vocals (1994–present)
Oliver Riedel — bass (1994–present)
Christian "Flake" Lorenz — keyboards, samples, synthesizers, trumpet, programming (1994–present)
Christoph "Doom" Schneider — drums, percussion (1994–present)

 

The Setlist

 RAMMSTEIN

 

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 Time Set: 0h00

 

 

PAPA ROACH ~ The Brixton Academy. London. UK.

*** INFESTation Begins ...  their energetic, insectoid rumbling ***

 

🕖 Set Times:
7:00 pm — Doors Open

8:00 pm —Hundred Reasons (UK)

 9:00 pm —Papa Roach (USA) 

 

Support Act: HUNDRED REASONS

  ~  EUROPE INFESTATION TOUR 2001 ~

 

Infest is the second album by American (from Vacaville, California) alternative rock nu metal hip-hop band Papa Roach. It was released on April 25, 2000, and became the 20th highest-selling album of 2000 in the United States. It was certified triple Platinum in the U.S. on July 18, 2001, and peaked at #5 on the Billboard 200 chart. This album earned the band a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist. The sound of the album is nu metal and rap metal. and it is their best-selling album to date.

PAPA ROACH (Band)

Jacoby Shaddix — lead vocals (1993–present)
Jerry Horton — lead guitar, backing vocals (1993–present)
Tobin Esperance — bass, programming, backing vocals (1996–present)
Dave Buckner — drums (1993–1994, 1994–2007)

The Setlist
PAPA ROACH

 

 Intro Audio Tape
 

Blood Brothers (Infest - 2000)
Between Angels and Insects (Infest - 2000)

Snakes (Infest - 2000)

Infest (Infest - 2000)

Binge (Infest - 2000)
Tightrope (Infest - 2000)
 Dead Cell (Infest - 2000)

 The Gentle Art of Making Enemies (Faith No More cover - King for a Day… Fool for a Lifetime - 1995)

 Broken Home (Infest - 2000)

 Last Resort (Infest - 2000)

Walking Thru Barbed Wire (New Song)

  Legacy (Infest - 2000)

My Bad Side (5 Tracks Deep EP - 1998)

Liquied Diet (Old Friends From Young Years - 1997)

 

 

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Time Set : 1h20

HAWKWIND ~ The Brixton Academy. London. UK.

 

  *** 30th ANNIVERSARY ***

 

Support Act : TIM BLAKE (opening an allnighter for Hawkwind)

  ~ HAWKESTRA - ALL NITE - TOUR 2000 ~

 

Spacebrock is the 23rd studio album by English space progressive psychedelic rock band Hawkwind, released on October 21, 2000, although the lack of contributors and title has prompted suggestions that it is a de facto Dave Brock solo album. Produced by Dave Brock.

 

Hawkestra (Bootleg: 3 cd-r audience recording of the Hawkwind but crappy quality recording. Damn shame the infighting has resulted in no official release of this historic event (a re-union event featuring appearances from past and present members) had originally been intended to co-incide with the band's 30th anniversary and the release of the career spanning Epocheclipse set, but logistical problems delayed it until 21 October 2000. It took place at the Brixton Academy with about 20 members taking part in a 3+ hour set which was filmed and recorded.

 

 

HAWKWIND (Band)

 

Dave Brock — vocals, guitars, keyboards, programming, sequencing, sampling (1969–present)

Alan Davey – bass, vocals, keyboards, programming, sequencing, sampling (1985-1996; 2000-2007)
Richard Chadwick – drums, vocals (1988–present)

 Ron Tree — vocals, bass (1995–2001)

 Jerry Richards — guitars (1996–2001)

 

Additional personnel:

 

 Tim Blake — keyboards, theremin, synthesisers (1979–1980, 2000–2002, 2007–2015, 2019-present)

 Captain Rizz — vocals (1997–2000)
Jez Huggett — saxophone, flute (2000–2001, 2005–2007)

Simon House — violin, keyboards (2000-2007)

Keith Kniveton — synthesisers (2000-2005)
Michael Moorcock – vocals (2000-2001)

+guests

Harvey Bainbridge — bass, keyboards, synthesisers (1978–1991; guest 2000)
Thomas Crimble — bass (1970–1971; guest 2000)
Del Dettmar — synthesisers, keyboards (1971–1974; guest 2000)
Dik Mik (Michael Davies) — audio generator (1969–1971, 1971–1973; guest 2000; died 2017)
Samantha Fox (guest 2000)
Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister — bass, vocals (1971–1975; guest 2000; died 2015)
Huw Lloyd-Langton — guitars (1969–1971, 1979–1988; guest 2000 – 2002–2005; died 2012)
Terry Ollis — drums (1969–1972; guest 2000)
Allan Powell — drums (1974–1976; guest 2000)
Steve Swindells — keyboards, synthesisers (1979; guest 2020)
Danny Thompson Jr. – drums (1985–1988; guest 2000)
Nik Turner — vocals, saxophone, flute (1969–1976, 1982–1984; guest 2000)

The Setlist
HAWKWIND

 
Intro Tape

 Assassins of Allah (Single - 1995)
Assault and Battery (Warrior on the Edge of Time - 1975)
The Golden Void (Warrior on the Edge of Time - 1975)
Arrival in Utopia (Choose Your Masques - 1982)
Voyager I (The Voyager) (Harvey Bainbridge song - 1990)
Free Fall (Hawklords cover - 1978))
Wage War (Welcome to the Future - 2006)
Shot Down in the Night (Steve Swindles song - 1979)
Rocky Paths (Sonic Attack - 1981)
Moonglum (Single - 1976)
Warriors (Warrior on the Edge of Time - 1975)
Angels of Death (The Xenon Codex - 1988)
First Landing on Medusa (In Your Area - 1999
Spirit of the Age (Astounding Sounds, Amazing Music - 1976)
Psi Power (Hawklords cover - 1978)
Motorway City (The Xenon Codex - 1988)
Hurry on Sundown (Hawkwind - 1970)
You Know You're Only Dreaming (In Search of Space - 1971)
Lighthouse (Tim Blake song) (Blake's New Jerusalem - 1978)
Right to Decide (It Is the Business of the Future to Be Dangerous - 1993)
Sputnik Stan (Alien 4 - 1995
Earth Calling (Spacebrock - 2000)
You Shouldn't Do That (In Search of Space - 1971
The Psychedelic Warlords (Disappear in Smoke) (Hall of the Mountain Grill - 1974)
Ten Seconds of Forever (Ridicule - 1990)
Space Is Deep (Doremi Fasol Latido - 1972)
The Forge of Vulcan (Quark, Strangeness and Charm - 1977)
Brainstorm (Doremi Fasol Latido - 1972)
Sonic Attack (Sonic Attack - 1981)
Master of the Universe (In Search of Space - 1971) (guest Samantha Fox - vocals)
Born to Go (Space Ritual - 1973)
Orgone Accumulator (Space Ritual - 1973)

Encore

Silver Machine (In search Of Space - 1971)  (followed by Hawkestra introductions)



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Time Set: 2h18

 

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The Setlist

TIM BLAKE

 

 01 Introduction
02 Byzantium Dancing
03 Quiet Time
04 Tide Of The Century
05 Crystal Island
06 New Jerusalem (Blake's New Jerusalem - 1978)

 

 

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Time Set: 0h43

HOLE - QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE (QOTSA) ~ The Brixton Academy. London. UK.

 

 

 🕖 Set Times:

7:00 pm — Doors Open

 8:00 pm — Queens Of The Stone Age (QOTSA) (USA)

9:10 pm — Hole (USA)

 

Support Act : QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE (QOTSA)

~ CELEBRITY SKIN TOUR 1999 ~

Celebrity Skin is the third studio album by American (from Los Angeles, California) alternative rock band Hole (It was founded by singer and guitarist Courtney Love, highly publicized personal life following her marriage to Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain) released on September 8, 1998. Producer Michael Beinhorn (most know for his work with Red Hot Chili Peppers, Hole, Violent Femmes, Marilyn Manson, …).

Queens of the Stone Age is the self-titled debut album by American rock band Queens of the Stone Age. Following the collapse of negotiations with Roadrunner Records, the album was released on September 22, 1998 on Loosegroove Records, operated by Pearl Jam guitarist Stone Gossard. Producer Joe Barresi - Josh Homme.

HOLE (Band)

•    "Courtney" Michelle Love — lead vocals, rhythm guitar (1989–2002, 2009–present)
•    Eric Erlandson — lead guitar (1989–2002)
•    Melissa Auf Der Maur — bass, backing vocals (1994–2000)
•    Patty Schemel — drums, percussion (1992–2000)

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QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE (QOTSA)

 

 Josh Homme — lead vocalist and lead guitarist but has occasionally played bass, keyboards, piano and drums as well as other instruments (1996–present)
Dave Catching — guitar, keyboard, backing vocals (1998–2000)
Nick Oliveri — bass, keyboard, backing vocals (1998–2004)
Alfredo Hernández — drums, percussion (1998–1999)

 

The Setlist

HOLE

Intro Tape
Violet (Live Through This - 1994)
Awful (Celebrity Skin - 1998)
Pretty on the Inside (Pretty on the Inside - 1991)
Heaven Tonight (Celebrity Skin - 1998)
Miss World (Live Through This - 1994)
Reasons to Be Beautiful (Celebrity Skin - 1998)
Malibu (Celebrity Skin - 1998)

Bring Me the Head of John (New Song)
Dying (Celebrity Skin - 1998)
Playing Your Song (Celebrity Skin - 1998)

All Tomorrow's Parties (The Velvet Underground & Nico cover - The Blue Angels EP - 1985)
Doll Parts (Live Through This - 1994)

Beautiful Son (Single - 1993)
Boys on the Radio (Celebrity Skin - 1998)
Northern Star (Celebrity Skin - 1998)
Asking for It (Live Through This - 1994)

Encore

It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (Bob Dylan cover - Bringing It All Back Home - 1965)
Celebrity Skin (Celebrity Skin - 1998)

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Time Set: 1h25

 

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The Setlist

QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE (QOTSA)

 

 Infinity (Lullabies to Paralyze - 2005)
Avon (Queens of the Stone Age - 1998)
Born to Hula (Rated R - 2000)
The Bronze (Queens of the Stone Age - 1998)
If Only (Queens of the Stone Age - 1998)
You Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar, but I Feel Like a Millionaire (Songs for the Deaf - 2002)
You Would Know (Queens of the Stone Age - 1998)
You Can't Quit Me Baby (Queens of the Stone Age - 1998)
Regular John (Queens of the Stone Age - 1998)

 

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Time Set: 0h40