Australia and NZ tour rumours going around Part 2 (No Bullshit)

Oz Jammer wrote:

Yeah, it was a couple of weeks ago. They're only showing a few songs tonight but are planning to screen the whole set in the near future

Oh OK.....
Hey? do you know where those Wii game I ordered are being sent from? which state?

Oz Jammer wrote:

Pretty sure it's Sydney, or as the White House Press Office likes to call it, Sidney

:eek: Typical ignorant Yanks :rolleyes:

OK...so I should get them next week then
Won't send the boys to get the mail Thursday or Friday

I'm getting a bit worried about the lack of news about an Australian release for the PJ DVD..........it's out in just over 2 weeks :eek:

ozsmalltowngirl wrote:

Oh don't worry pet.....I must admit I was a bit worried whenI asked my record shop guy about it and he couldn't find anything onh his poot, but found stuuf on Ed's album
It'll come.....we got everything else (DVD's Vids)

Yeah Ed's solo album is pretty 'out there' now. Especially as "Hard Sun" is now on the radio

I'm gonna send some emails about the DVD

Oz Jammer wrote:

Yeah Ed's solo album is pretty 'out there' now. Especially as "Hard Sun" is now on the radio

I'm gonna send some emails about the DVD

I went crazy e-mailing radio stations over here to get them to listen to and play Love Riegn O'er Me.......nothing

I think you'll have more luck getting someone to stock PIAF though

Have you seen this movie - I'd never heard of it, but I wanna see it - looks fecken funny http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ea32R_2jSxg

ozsmalltowngirl wrote:

haha! He might still be there? :eek: nah....it's waaaay past his bed time

Hope he's having a good night

I'd say he is

I hate Jupiters.........it's got nothing compared to Brisbane's Treasury Casino.

Pretty powerful stuff - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86PQYWFIJDw&NR=1

ozsmalltowngirl wrote:

I went crazy e-mailing radio stations over here to get them to listen to and play Love Riegn O'er Me.......nothing

I think you'll have more luck getting someone to stock PIAF though

Have you seen this movie - I'd never heard of it, but I wanna see it - looks fecken funny http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ea32R_2jSxg

I've never heard of that movie either. Might wait till it comes out on DVD methinks

I really do feel sorry for the Kiwi's. People in Aus claim the New Zealanders, and the rest of the world all think they belong to us!!


http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003634170
Bumbershoot: Vedder Joins Crowded House, Shins Do Floyd
Crowded House
September 02, 2007, 3:00 AM ET
Jonathan Cohen, Seattle
A surprise appearance by Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder during Crowded House's set helped kick off the 2007 Bumbershoot festival yesterday (Sept. 1) at Seattle's Memorial Stadium. Vedder traded vocals with Crowded House frontman Neil Finn during "World Where You Live" and then chipped in on guitar for "Something So Strong."

Earlier, the reunited Australian rock act offered up favorites such as "Distant Sun," "Weather With You," "Don't Dream It's Over" and "Locked Out" under beautiful sunny skies, with the crowd singing loudly during the piano-only finish of "Fall At Your Feet."

The Shins were next on the Memorial Stadium stage, bopping through a set drawn evenly from its three albums for hometown label Sub Pop. Highlights included "Kissing the Lipless," "Turn On Me" (preceded by a brief tease of the bass line from Jane's Addiction's "Three Days") and "New Slang," but the most surprising detour was a "trip back to middle school" for a spot-on cover of Pink Floyd's "Breathe."

The first day of Bumbershoot also boasted noteworthy sets from Gogol Bordello, Magnolia Electric Company, the Avett Brothers and Menomena, the latter of whom were joined by a nearly 20-strong choir decked out in monks' robes. The Avetts were unrelenting in their energy and their infectious upright bass/banjo/acoustic guitar ditties ("Wanted Man," "Talk of Indolence") got the crowd up and moving.

Panic! At The Disco closed the day at Memorial Stadium with a theatrical set featuring hits like "I Write Sins Not Tragedies" and "The Only Difference Between Martyrdom and Suicide Is Press Coverage."

Bumbershoot continues today with Fergie, Kings Of Leon, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and reunited local band Seaweed.

Oz Jammer wrote:

Wonder how Sam did at Jupiters tonight?

$75 dollars worth of good!!!

«¤tîg®ê§§¤» wrote:

I really do feel sorry for the Kiwi's. People in Aus claim the New Zealanders, and the rest of the world all think they belong to us!!

I'm pretty sure it's only Neil Finn who isn't from Australia