Setlists 2003
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10/08/2003
- ITV, Grande-Bretagne
(www.itv.com) |
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Juin 2003 - Amérique du Nord |
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| 25/06/2003 - New York, Roseland Ballroom | |
| 01. Wonderful Life 02. Red Right Hand 03. West Country Girl 04. Hallelujah 05. Sad Waters 06. Tupelo 07. Bring It On 08. Do You Love Me? 09. Henry Lee 10. Still In Love 11. He Wants You 12. The Mercy Seat 13. Christina The Astonishing 14. From Her To Eternity 15. Into my Arms 16. Deanna 17. Wild World 18. God Is In The House |
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| 24/06/2003 - New York, Roseland Ballroom | |
| 01. Wonderful Life 02. Red Right Hand 03. Henry Lee 04. Hallelujah 05. Sad Waters 06. Tupelo 07. Bring It On 08. Do You Love Me? 09. Still In Love 10. Loom of the Land 11. The Mercy Seat 12. Christina The Astonishing 13. From Her To Eternity 14. Wild World 15. God Is In The House 16. Deanna 17. West Country Girl 18. Babe I'm On Fire |
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| 22/06/2003 - Toronto, Kool Haus | |
| 01. Wonderful Life 02. Red Right Hand 03. Henry Lee 04. Hallelujah 05. Sad Waters 06. Tupelo 07. Bring It On 08. Do You Love Me? 09. Still In Love 10. Loom of the Land 11. The Mercy Seat 12. Christina The Astonishing 13. From Her To Eternity 14. Wild World 15. Rock of Gibraltar 16. Deanna 17. Nobody's Baby Now 18. West Country Girl |
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| 21/06/2003 - Chicago, Chicago Theatre | |
| 01. Wonderful Life 02. Red Right Hand 03. West Country Girl 04. Hallelujah 05. Sad Waters 06. Tupelo 07. Bring It On 08. Do You Love Me? 09. Still In Love 10. Loom of the Land 11. The Mercy Seat 12. Christina The Astonishing 13. From Her To Eternity 14. Wild World 15. Nobody's Baby Now 16. Deanna 17. God Is In The House 18. Babe I'm On Fire |
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| 18/06/2003 - Los Angeles, Hollywood Palladium | |
| 01. Wonderful Life 02. Red Right Hand 03. West Country Girl 04. Hallelujah 05. Sad Waters 06. Tupelo 07. Bring It On (with Chris Bailey) 08. Do You Love Me? (pt. 1) 09. Still In Love 10. Into My Arms 11. The Mercy Seat 12. Christina The Astonishing 13. From Her To Eternity 14. Wild World 15. Henry Lee 16. Deanna 17. God Is In The House |
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| 17/06/2003 - San Francisco, The Warfield photos | |
| 01. Wonderful Life 02. Red Right Hand 03. West Country Girl 04. Hallelujah 05. Sad Waters 06. Tupelo 07. Bring It On (with Chris Bailey) 08. Do You Love Me? (pt. 1) 09. Still In Love 10. Loom Of The Land 11. The Mercy Seat 12. Christina The Astonishing 13. From Her To Eternity 14. Wild World 15. Into My Arms 16. Deanna 17. Babe I'm On Fire |
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| 16/06/2003 - San Francisco, The Warfield photos | |
| 01. Wonderful Life 02. Red Right Hand 03. West Country Girl 04. Hallelujah 05. Sad Waters 06. Bring It On (with Chris Bailey) 07. Tupelo 08. Henry Lee 09. Nobody's Baby Now 10. Watching Alice 11. The Mercy Seat 12. Christina The Astonishing 13. From Her To Eternity 14. Wild World 15. He Wants You 16. Do You Love Me (pt. 1) 17. Deanna 18. The Singer 19. The Ship Song |
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23/05/2003
- LONDRES, Tate Britain |
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14/02/2003
- BBC Radio Ulster (www.bbc.co.uk/northernireland/radioulster) |
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13/02/2003??
- Sveriges Television (svt.se) |
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18/01/2003
- BBC4, Grande-Bretagne (www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/index.shtml) |
photo de Jessica Stein
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15/01/2003
- NRK2, Norvège (www.nrk.no) |
| Transcription de Einar
: Interviewer: ["Why do you write songs?"] Nick Cave: "I think it's just survival. I don't mean... I mean survival in the sense that when I don't work, when I don't go to the office every day, which I do, I... You know, I get up early and I go to the office, you know, and I stay there all day and I play the piano and I write stuff. When I don't do that I find it [life] kind of unbearable. I don't know even how to explain that... I just find it... To me, it makes me feel elevated, in some way, to do it [write music]. And when I don't, I feel really kind of flat." Interviewer: ["How did you write the songs for the new album?"] Nick Cave: "I guess, when I was writing the songs, I didn't spend as much time on perfecting them, as I did perhaps on the last record. On No More Shall We Part I spent a real lot of time on those lyrics. Working them out, and moving them around, and editing them, and rewriting them and all of that sort of stuff. And this record, I wanted to do it quicker and rawer. So that, I guess the lyrics in a way are kind of like first drafts. It's rawer and from the heart, you know." Interviewer: ["Blixa Bargeld said in a recent interview that the recording of Nocturama was not democratic, because 'democracy is slow'."] Nick Cave: "I can't agree more. Democracy is slow, yeah. We've been together for long enough for us to understand our areas of expertise. And when we mix a record, for example, Mick Harvey tends to step forward and take control. But I'm the boss, you know." Interviewer: "Do you always have the last word?" Nick Cave: "Not necessarily, but I'm the boss." Interviewer: "Do you still read the Bible?" Nick Cave: "I do, yeah. Yeah... Do you?" Interviewer: "No." Nick Cave: "You should, it's just a great book." Nick Cave: "I read the Bible a lot, because I found it really exciting. Not so much because of any belief really, I just thought, initially certainly, I just thought it was some of the most extraordinary writing I'd ever read. And I loved the stories and so forth, of the Old Testament especially. And they really reminded me of my youth. When I was really kind of, you know, I went to church a lot as a boy. And here are these kind of thunderous tales and all that sort of stuff. And I just really enjoyed reading them for that reason, you know." Interviewer: "Do you still use drugs?" Nick Cave: "No... No, I don't." Interviewer: "Is it something that..." Nick Cave: "To be honest, I don't think it makes so much difference. I haven't found that it made that much difference at all. You know, it took twenty years or so, of being, you know, being continually under the influence of drugs for twenty years. And I still managed to get up in the morning, I still managed to sit at the piano and write the songs, and sometimes I'd spend three days sitting there, kind of, you know, whatever... But things... You know, then I stopped taking them. Largely because they stopped working, and, you know, they just didn't have any effect anymore, and they just made me feel really sick. And, I don't know, I still get up in the morning. I still do my job, you know." |
