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DarrenJ
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 Posted - 2007/07/07 : 18:22:44
anyone else been watching this allday?
Been great :)
Only beef is they put crowded house and linkin park on at the same time :(
MSN site is steaming on concerts, 4 on at the same time at the moment (plus replays of china, japan, australia)
http://entimg.msn.com/i/LiveEarth/landingpage/case7/d.html
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kathryn
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Posted - 2007/07/07 : 19:32:36
quote:
Originally posted by DarrenJ:
anyone else been watching this allday?
Been great :)
Only beef is they put crowded house and linkin park on at the same time :(
MSN site is steaming on concerts, 4 on at the same time at the moment (plus replays of china, japan, australia)
http://entimg.msn.com/i/LiveEarth/landingpage/case7/d.html
Crap viewing its not for me!
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Chrysostomou
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Posted - 2007/07/07 : 21:09:56
not really been massively interested in the one...
Linkin Park would been good to watch though...
Been more interested in Wimbledon today 
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Knightmare
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Posted - 2007/07/07 : 21:16:55
I watched 2 acts of it today whilst flipping through the channels: Rihanna and the pussycat dolls. in both cases with the sound turned down and an oldskool hardcore cd playing :p
eyecandy+hardcore=good times :D
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Jax
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Posted - 2007/07/07 : 21:36:43
ive seen a bit of it and most has seemed quiet good. foo fighters were wkd
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charlieee
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Posted - 2007/07/08 : 10:26:57
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Originally posted by Knightmare:
I watched 2 acts of it today whilst flipping through the channels: Rihanna and the pussycat dolls. in both cases with the sound turned down and an oldskool hardcore cd playing :p
eyecandy+hardcore=good times :D
hahah
yeh im not really into live 8 stuff, though i wouldnt of minded watching linkin park or the red hot chilli pepper perform
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Brian K
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Posted - 2007/07/08 : 15:44:17
been too busy helping my friend clean up his new house to watch
thought that people from the who were saying the last thing the earth needs to save the world is a rock concert =P
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DarrenJ
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Posted - 2007/07/08 : 17:56:06
I realy enjoyed metallica and beastie boys
red hot chilli peppers were very bland thu
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DJ-Pure
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Posted - 2007/07/08 : 22:56:50
Yeah, enjoyed it my self.
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Lilley
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Posted - 2007/07/09 : 05:15:18
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Originally posted by DarrenJ:
I realy enjoyed metallica and beastie boys
red hot chilli peppers were very bland thu
metallica and beastie boys... interesting combination. was pissed off we were driving round waiting for jimmy barnes, had to stop off for toilet stop, missed him.
on the radio one of the mc's was going round talking to ppl asking them what band they were waiting for. after the reply the dude asked if they supported the cause for live earth. The reply was "yeh a bit, you know, the environment". lmao
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nearly in line....
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drivebye
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Posted - 2007/07/10 : 15:32:27
i wonder how many of the thousands that went to wembley, drove there? hmmm seems a waste of time really..
i was aware of "global warming" before these superor acts (madona) told me how to live... pff...( no doubt she got on her private jet to steal more children from 3rd world countrys)
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Taiko
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Posted - 2007/07/23 : 12:59:05
I honestly think that the concert for Diana done more for global warming than Live Earth did.
After all, the Concert for Diana was a celebration of one less car on the road.
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whispering
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Posted - 2007/07/23 : 13:17:31
Live Earth, concerts all over the world, you would think it would be a global thing. But no, they fly US artists all around the world :s
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bulby_g
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Posted - 2007/07/24 : 09:07:49
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Live Earth, concerts all over the world, you would think it would be a global thing. But no, they fly US artists all around the world :s
You mean people make music in other Countries 
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whispering
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Posted - 2007/07/24 : 10:18:52
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Originally posted by bulby_g:
You mean people make music in other Countries
I like European and Asian music a lot, and at least here music channels play mostly American music. But in this "global" concert, my hate on American music industry, isnt just cause of the music:
"Bands including The Who, Muse and the Arctic Monkeys dubbed Live Earth "Private Jets for Climate Change." The event's total carbon footprint, including the artists' and spectators' travel and energy consumption, was probably at least 74,500 tonnes, according to John Buckley of CarbonFootPrint.com - more than 3,000 times the average Briton's annual footprint. Performers flew at least 222,623.63 miles (about 358,278 km) — the equivalent of nearly nine times round the planet — to take part in the event, and this figure does not include transport of technicians, dancers and support staff. An estimate reported that 100,000 planted trees are required to offset total carbon emissions produced during the entire event, as well as a key sponsor for the event being Chevrolet, promoting a new hybrid four-wheel drive."
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Live_earth
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