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funkin
JIP

Joined: 02 Jul 2002
Posts: 291
Location: London, England

Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 00:16

3 July 2005 - B! Live, London I just posted the following at funkin.com, and at the request of Cosmic Bear and Mouse am posting it here as well On Sunday evening in London, Jamiroquai played at the B! Live festival in Clapham Common, where they performed a fantastic set lasting around 2 hours 15 minutes. The full setlist was as follows: 1. Intro (Elecric Mistress) 2. Canned Heat 3. Space Cowboy 4. Cosmic Girl 5. Revolution 1993 6. Little L 7. Too Young To Die 8. Electric Mistress 9. Corner Of The Earth 10. Music Of The Mind 11. Feels Just Like It Should 12. Love Foolosophy 13. Mr Moon 14. Dynamite 15. Butterfly 16. Use The Force 17. Seven Days In Sunny June 18. Starchild 19. Alright 20. Virtual Insanity 21. Deeper Underground Wow - what a set. Thanks to everyone who I met before, during and after the gig, especially to the fellow webmasters of Jamirotalk and Jamirosite. I've got quite a few photos that I'll put online over the coming days so stay tuned.

jamirokaki
Expert

Joined: 29 Jan 2003
Posts: 3472
Location: basque country

Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 00:36

flute??? hope to see reviews and more photos or records from this concert! it must been amazing!!!! i seen the pic on funkin site and appears a flute player with the band! who is him? did he played only one/few songs or whole concert?? it was Nathan Haines? _________________ *STONED AGAIN*

funkin
JIP

Joined: 02 Jul 2002
Posts: 291
Location: London, England

Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 06:08

Re: flute???

jamirokaki wrote:

hope to see reviews and more photos or records from this concert! it must been amazing!!!!
i seen the pic on funkin site and appears a flute player with the band! who is him? did he played only one/few songs or whole concert??
it was Nathan Haines?

Yes, it was Nathan Haines, and he played flute and sax on quite a few songs.

mrdance

Joined: 27 Aug 2004
Posts: 202
Location: South London

Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 07:02

And yes it was amazing

MoonShooter

Joined: 03 Jun 2004
Posts: 443
Location: Scotland, UK

Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 07:50

GREAT! You guys must have a great time, I hope you guys who went can post up some reviews for us all to read, I know I would enjoy that very much. I can only hope that come Glasgow in September, there will be a setlist similar to this! _________________

cheeeba lover

Joined: 08 Jun 2004
Posts: 753
Location: croatia

Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 09:54

REVIEWS!!!! _________________ "on the bass st.st..st..stuuu zender!!"

jamirokaki
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Joined: 29 Jan 2003
Posts: 3472
Location: basque country

Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 11:03

Re: flute???

funkin wrote:

jamirokaki wrote:

Yes, it was Nathan Haines, and he played flute and sax on quite a few songs.

GGGGGRRRRRREEEEEEEAAAAAAAT!!!!!
damn we need a bootleg of this concert!!!!
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***STONED AGAIN***

mrdance

Joined: 27 Aug 2004
Posts: 202
Location: South London

Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 13:05

I'm not sure how you can review a 21 song set list! There was so much great stuff!!!! My thoughts on the support acts were, Hed Kandi are cool! Unfortunate to be 1st on, I will try and listen more to this lot. Amy Winehouse didnt do anything for me really. Spent most of the time moaning about being 2nd on and not having a proper set. Well darling, if you sang a little better and moaned quite a lot less you might just get a better slot! Flavour Flav. WTF?! Who thought putting a Hip Hop act in the middle of this lineup was a good idea? Really really out of place and the time I went for drinkies. BNH. Awesome! Fantastic performance, I will most certainly try to get to see the them again soon. They were the perfect warm up act for JMQ in my eyes.... and Nicole... mmmmmm..... JMQ. I guess in short I have to say i was proud to be there at the front and several times I told my gf that there was NO WHERE ELSE i would want to be but on Clapham Common @ 7pm 3rd July!!!!! GIVE ME A BOOTLEG PEOPLE! (really sorry havent got any photos, I opted for the continual booging instead , might give a proper review laters) Last edited by mrdance on Mon Jul 04, 2005 17:33; edited 1 time in total

mrdance

Joined: 27 Aug 2004
Posts: 202
Location: South London

Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 13:08

BTW, David what were you wearing? Sorry i didnt approach, I'm the shy kind, especially if i get it wrong!

Dye
Correspondent & Expert

Joined: 16 Nov 2003
Posts: 5146
Location: Planet Home; Buenos Aires, Argentina

Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 16:53

Hello Jamirotalkers, This is one of the best news I read in a long time! 21 songs including sax and flute?? 2 hours 15 minutes of concert?? They played 'Electric Mistress'?? I gotta hear that! Thanks for that news David, and I'm hoping to see photos too! D! (dyego)

Zsoma

Joined: 23 Nov 2004
Posts: 1369
Location: Hungary

Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 17:59

Diego// Twenty Zero Three wrote:

Hello Jamirotalkers,

This is one of the best news I read in a long time! 21 songs including sax and flute?? 2 hours 15 minutes of concert?? They played 'Electric Mistress'?? Laughing

I gotta hear that!

Thanks for that news David, and I'm hoping to see photos too! Cool

D! (dyego)

Same thoughts as mines Wink

Need to hear EM!!!

Serge

Joined: 24 Dec 2002
Posts: 373
Location: In my Mondy

Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 20:30

OK, here I am, Wow, just unbelievable. Nearly 24 hrs later, and I still can't believe what happened. I'll keep it short, because there arent many words which can describe how it was. (If you want to imagnine how I felt, well imagine combining the best effects of... better stop there ) OK, it's Sunday 3rd of July, 5am. Just 4 hours before I was at a 21st birthday party. 3 cups of coffee, 2 cans of Red Bull and 3 Superkings later (and by this time its 6am) we're (me, my sister and me mum who came along with me) in the car with a 4hr drive from Liverpool to London ahead of us. Right, it's now 10am and we're in London, and with the help of the SatNav I find our hotel, drop our stuff off and drive to Clapham Common. The plan is that I go inside and meet up with the others (this is after several txt messages with Bear) and my sister and my mum go to central London to sight-see. It then takes me 2 hours to find somewhere to park, because you needed a permit everywhere. Little did I realise that this only applied Mon-Sat, and the 3rd of July was a Sunday So in I go alone and soon I find everyone. It was really good to finally see you all in person. Please don't make me recite everyone's real names and their screen names, because this is one of my many weaknesses, but ofcourse I know who you all are. Infact, I'm also scared I'll get someone's name wrong, or miss someone out) By now its 1pm and we've got to wait until 7pm which is when Jamiroquai come on. This seemed like an eternity, and the supporting acts didn't exactly help, apart from Hed Kandi and the Brand New Heavies (BNH really got me into the mood for JMQ). Amy Whinewhatshername and Flava Flav were a bit tedious. By this time I was tired like there's no tomorrow, after driving since 6 in the morning and standing for 6 hours. The Brand New Heavies finish and we've got a 45 minute wait until JMQ while the stage is set up. I felt like scratching my eyeballs out. OK, it's time, and all of a sudden Electric Mistress starts playing and the crowd knows whats coming in a few seconds. The bandmembers come out and the people, many of whom have been waiting since 1 o'clock, cheer like mad. Then, in all the hype, Jay pops out and oh my word, the atmosphere was just undescribebly blilliant. We go straight into Canned Heat and then Space Cowboy (the songs seemed to be only seconds long, it's true that time flies when you're enjoying yourself). Jay was talking to the crowd in between every song and the vibe and the atmosphere there were so good. I think we all looked forward to this so much we couldn't believe it was happening and all I can say is (so cheesy that it's cringeworthy, I know) is that it felt just like it should. The band played fantastic and Jay was just out of this world in every bit. I really can't give a review of every song as time went so fast I couldn't believe it when Deeper U. was played and it was the end. Having danced my little legs off after standing for 6 hours and eating not much at all, I was knackered and had to go to the hotel. I wish I could have come out with the others afterwards, but I think I wouldn't have been able to walk and just stuble everywhere. Plus, it turned out that my mum and my sister also bought tickets on the day and they were at the front but to the right of the stage and couldnt get closer to me because of the crowd. That was something you wouldn't expect... And I think I made two new Jamiroquai fans there On the downside, some t!t clipped the back of the Mondy so there's a scrape there now. Not that I'll be able to drive her anyway now, as you may know. I met the others in the morning in the centre of London. First, I got the AFO, (or Dynamite as it is now) hat out and we took a few pics of me looking like a right censored with it on and then we went for something to eat and a drink. It was time for me to go as I didnt want to get a loan from the bank to pay for my parking. A few hours later, here I am at home still high. It was great to meet you all there, and I really hope it could happen again some time. Now driving licencelessly yours, and waiting to see everyones pics coz I forgot me camera in the car, Serge _________________ By Appointment to Her Majesty The Queen Elizabeth II - Now legally Licenced to navigate the Public Highways again. All Funked Up... try saying that properly after a good night out BANG it straight onto that FILTH with Cillit Bang MONDEOZ RULE!!! Last edited by Serge on Mon Jul 04, 2005 20:57; edited 1 time in total

Serge

Joined: 24 Dec 2002
Posts: 373
Location: In my Mondy

Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 20:54

Oh yeah, remember this: when you see pics of me in the hat, Bear and Mouse MADE me do that pose! _________________ By Appointment to Her Majesty The Queen Elizabeth II - Now legally Licenced to navigate the Public Highways again. All Funked Up... try saying that properly after a good night out BANG it straight onto that FILTH with Cillit Bang MONDEOZ RULE!!!

CosmicBear
Officer - not married to CosmicMouse

Joined: 10 Feb 2002
Posts: 1063
Location: London, UK

Posted: Mon Jul 04, 2005 22:58

Serge wrote:

Oh yeah, remember this: when you see pics of me in the hat, Bear and Mouse MADE me do that pose! Laughing

I so did NOT!!! sulky

i'll never loose my reputation of being the devil bear - okay, carrying that bag didn't help either, i'm aware of that I wanted you to jump on the hood of one of the fancy-schmenzy cars there! but nobody listened to me anyway! Wink

okay, 1 am. i better go to bed... i have to be at work in seven hours.
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FRA
Jamily Coach & Correspondent

Joined: 07 Aug 2004
Posts: 5477
Location: London don

Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2005 11:45

more pix on gettyimages.com _________________ http://www.myspace.com/frajamiroquaiaddicted www.jamitaly.altervista.org Last edited by FRA on Fri Sep 19, 2008 12:23; edited 1 time in total

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