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PNC Bank Arts Pavilion, Holmdel

USA · Friday 20 June 2003 · Growing Up / Still Growing Up

23 years, 4 months and 20 days ago

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Tweeter Center, Boston MA, 18 Jun
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WMGK Radio Interview
11m total
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1CD-R
Quality
A+
Rating ★★★★★ 9.0/10 (1 ratings)
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  1. 1.1Interview02:59
  2. 1.2Interview01:47
  3. 1.3Interview02:23
  4. 1.4Interview01:32
  5. 1.5Interview03:08
Recording comments
Telephone interview
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2h 14m total
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  1. 1.1Red Rain06:49
  2. 1.2More Than This06:41
  3. 1.3Secret World09:20
  4. 1.4Games Without Frontiers06:15
  5. 1.5Mercy Street07:40
  6. 1.6Darkness06:45
  7. 1.7Digging In The Dirt07:11
  8. 1.8Don't Give Up07:45
  9. 1.9The Tower That Ate People06:08
  10. 2.1Growing Up09:55
  11. 2.2Shock The Monkey12:25
  12. 2.3Solsbury Hill05:11
  13. 2.4Sledgehammer06:58
  14. 2.5Signal To Noise10:44
  15. 2.6In Your Eyes11:51
  16. 2.7Come Talk To Me07:06
  17. 2.8Father, Son05:50
Show memories
Great opening act was the indian woman who sang really nice.During the whole 'games without frontiers'we saw Peter and Melanie both on Segway scooters and was really cool.During 'in your eyes' Peter walked threw the audience for a couple of minutes.The 2 songs 'the tower that ate people'and 'signal to noise'were incredable great songs to see and done perfectly.Really nice light show too.The band is so tight and the sound was very good. [albaners]

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Show memories

Great opening act was the indian woman who sang really nice.During the whole 'games without frontiers'we saw Peter and Melanie both on Segway scooters and was really cool.During 'in your eyes' Peter walked threw the audience for a couple of minutes.The 2 songs 'the tower that ate people'and 'signal to noise'were incredable great songs to see and done perfectly.Really nice light show too.The band is so tight and the sound was very good. [albaners]