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2007/02/28 - Glasgow, UK [Academy]
They played "All the Love in the World" during the soundcheck, sounded great!
Bricklayer
There was so much dry ice on stage for the first four songs they could've just stayed in the dressing room and stuck a CD on!
Also, Trent seemed pretty pissed off at the Manchester crowd from the gig before?
Also, Trent seemed pretty pissed off at the Manchester crowd from the gig before?
Bricklayer
My ticket said upper standing but I ran to the front bar and held on, just beside the spiral memebrs, so it showed that I didn't have to join the spiral afterall, I got right BANG in the middle and the front got squashed like fuck though XD
He did the Line begins to blur!!!!
I have pics and videos which I will show soon of front view
He did the Line begins to blur!!!!
I have pics and videos which I will show soon of front view
Having been to 7 shows... i dont think this was the best one. But was nice to hear 'we're in this together' which i hadn't heard before. Ruiner was one of my favourite songs so i was a little disapointed not to hear it... If i didnt have exams i would go to the gig on the 1st, but I can't 
'Hurt' and 'Head like a hole' were extreamly well recieved as usual, as was the 'hand that feeds'. Trent was happy with the crowd it seemed. He said the manchester crowd were crap, and that after manchester he was starting to think that 'this island was pretty shitty' but I think we put a spring in his step again!
'Hurt' and 'Head like a hole' were extreamly well recieved as usual, as was the 'hand that feeds'. Trent was happy with the crowd it seemed. He said the manchester crowd were crap, and that after manchester he was starting to think that 'this island was pretty shitty' but I think we put a spring in his step again!
Does anyone know the setlist in order?
Here's what I have (Not in Order)
Pilgrimage intro thingy
Mr. Self Destruct
Last
We're In This Together
March of the Pigs (someone in the crowd caught Trent's mic and sang a part)
Line Begins to Blur
Something I Can Never Have
Burn
Closer
Help Me I Am In Hell
Eraser
The Frail/La Mer/Into the Void
Wish
Only
Survivalism
No, You Don't
Gave Up
Hurt
Hand That Feeds
Head Like a Hole (Aaron seems to have the wrong guitar, so opts to throwing it across the stage and grabbing another)
Agreed about the dry ice! However, the band was completely top notch and the sound was excellent. Amazing performance, looking forward to more (and a different setlist) tonight.
Ladytron sucked arse, considering taking my MP3 player and listening to it during their set tonight.
Here's what I have (Not in Order)
Pilgrimage intro thingy
Mr. Self Destruct
Last
We're In This Together
March of the Pigs (someone in the crowd caught Trent's mic and sang a part)
Line Begins to Blur
Something I Can Never Have
Burn
Closer
Help Me I Am In Hell
Eraser
The Frail/La Mer/Into the Void
Wish
Only
Survivalism
No, You Don't
Gave Up
Hurt
Hand That Feeds
Head Like a Hole (Aaron seems to have the wrong guitar, so opts to throwing it across the stage and grabbing another)
Agreed about the dry ice! However, the band was completely top notch and the sound was excellent. Amazing performance, looking forward to more (and a different setlist) tonight.
Ladytron sucked arse, considering taking my MP3 player and listening to it during their set tonight.
Bricklayer
Setlist (not in order):
Mr Self Destruct
We're In This Together
Closer
Burn
The Line Begins to Blur
Only
Gave Up
Hurt
Something I Can Never Have
Into The Void
Survivalism
Wish
Eraser
March of The Pigs
The Hand That Feeds
Head Like A Hole
Could not see anything at all for the first few songs - enough with the smoke machines already! We were up in the balcony (and how much do I wish I'd had better tickets?) and even we were choking on it. Also, from our position, the lights weren't great. I imagine they'd look pretty cool from the floor though.
Most amusing part of the night: some guy next to us decided to use the quietness of Hurt to make a special request to Trent. Never thought I'd hear someone sound quite so desperate to hear them play Ringfinger! Think he got a kicking for his trouble, serves his ignorant ass right.
Mr Self Destruct
We're In This Together
Closer
Burn
The Line Begins to Blur
Only
Gave Up
Hurt
Something I Can Never Have
Into The Void
Survivalism
Wish
Eraser
March of The Pigs
The Hand That Feeds
Head Like A Hole
Could not see anything at all for the first few songs - enough with the smoke machines already! We were up in the balcony (and how much do I wish I'd had better tickets?) and even we were choking on it. Also, from our position, the lights weren't great. I imagine they'd look pretty cool from the floor though.
Most amusing part of the night: some guy next to us decided to use the quietness of Hurt to make a special request to Trent. Never thought I'd hear someone sound quite so desperate to hear them play Ringfinger! Think he got a kicking for his trouble, serves his ignorant ass right.
Has anyone heard any news regarding the USB pen?
Was there even one at last night's show?
(because if not im scouring the toilets tonights, :->)
On a more appealing note, last night was absolutely fantastic, bar the incredible amount of dry ice (although to be fair it meant the venue was nice and cool for most of the set)
Loved Trent's tambourine.
Was there even one at last night's show?
(because if not im scouring the toilets tonights, :->)
On a more appealing note, last night was absolutely fantastic, bar the incredible amount of dry ice (although to be fair it meant the venue was nice and cool for most of the set)
Loved Trent's tambourine.
Bricklayer
Bleargh!Jonny wrote: im scouring the toilets tonights, :->)
Bricklayer
I'm a big fan of Ladytron and I've seen them a few times, however a few sound problems and an uninterested crowd made them seem a lot worse than they actually are.
It was like a poor episode of Doctor Who.
It was like a poor episode of Doctor Who.
Brilliant gig, ridiculous amounts of dry ice and pisspoor performance by Ladytron (vocals mainly) aside. We're in This Together seemed to get a great reaction considering the mixed feelings some fans seem to have about it. Always wanted to hear Last and No, You Don't live, and Into the Void was a highlight too. I needn't have worried about Survivalism; not only is it growing on me as a track, but it's extra good live; sounds fresh and yet familiar at the same time (probably just due to having lots of live guitar). Aaron was going some, wasn't he? In fact loads of energy all round; nothing worse than watching an established band that's just going through the motions. Maybe being a "one man band" and picking your own line-up every few years is the way to go!
Not really sure what Trent was on about re the manchester crowd; was it just a peptalk for the moshers or was the crowd at the Apollo really as crap as he made out?
Some lucky bastages catching stuff down at the front, including the infamous tambourine. Only downside for me was managing to drop my tour t-shirt somehow, like some sort of cretin. If any kind soul happened to have picked it up (in the back left raised area with the bench seats) and (for some reason) feels like telling me... I'll send 'em a fiver or something.
Not really sure what Trent was on about re the manchester crowd; was it just a peptalk for the moshers or was the crowd at the Apollo really as crap as he made out?
Some lucky bastages catching stuff down at the front, including the infamous tambourine. Only downside for me was managing to drop my tour t-shirt somehow, like some sort of cretin. If any kind soul happened to have picked it up (in the back left raised area with the bench seats) and (for some reason) feels like telling me... I'll send 'em a fiver or something.
Bricklayer
For those bitching about the dry ice for the first three songs I saw Trent PERFECTLY he was jumping about like a bitch at mr.self detruct. Then again I was at the front D:
If you were at the front you could see through the dry ice. I supposedly had a balcony ticket (??) but queuing up for seven hours to get the front was WELL worth the wait!
If you were at the front you could see through the dry ice. I supposedly had a balcony ticket (??) but queuing up for seven hours to get the front was WELL worth the wait!
Bricklayer
Occasionally I could see his head emerge from the smoke so I just had to imagine that he was jumping about like a mofo. Glad you got a better viewDrasinnja wrote:For those bitching about the dry ice for the first three songs I saw Trent PERFECTLY he was jumping about like a bitch at mr.self detruct. Then again I was at the front D:
If you were at the front you could see through the dry ice. I supposedly had a balcony ticket (??) but queuing up for seven hours to get the front was WELL worth the wait!
Bricklayer
Class show!!! Loved every minute!!!
Did anyone else hear that toolbox shouting for Fools Gold during Something I Can Never Have???
Did anyone else hear that toolbox shouting for Fools Gold during Something I Can Never Have???
Bricklayer
You are so right! He's fucking tiny! I never thought he was THAT small.wurlitzer wrote:Occasionally I could see his head emerge from the smoke so I just had to imagine that he was jumping about like a mofo. Glad you got a better viewDrasinnja wrote:For those bitching about the dry ice for the first three songs I saw Trent PERFECTLY he was jumping about like a bitch at mr.self detruct. Then again I was at the front D:
If you were at the front you could see through the dry ice. I supposedly had a balcony ticket (??) but queuing up for seven hours to get the front was WELL worth the wait!I think my babysitter would have killed me if I'd asked them to watch the wee man so I could queue up all day!
We came from Dundee 9 am and queued up at 12 I mean...like it was freezing I nearly died of the cold *lol*
Grand Pontiff
This isn't exactly related to the gig, but who knows, the lady mentioned may be a member on here. She might've been slightly too drunk to remember, but she spent a fair amount of time after the gig trying to get into my pants because I "looked like Trent Reznor". Too her horror she later discovered that, "WHIT? YER A GIRL? BUT... YE LOOK LIKE A MAN!" to which someone else shouted, "TRENT REZNOR WITH TITS!"
On a personal note, sadly this is a regular occurence at gigs.
It was a great show. I'm going tonight as well. The light show was fantastic, but the overuse of smoke pissed me off slightly at the start. I couldn't make out anything. Still, it was a great night, and it brought back great memories of the last time they played at the Barrowlands.
On a personal note, sadly this is a regular occurence at gigs.
It was a great show. I'm going tonight as well. The light show was fantastic, but the overuse of smoke pissed me off slightly at the start. I couldn't make out anything. Still, it was a great night, and it brought back great memories of the last time they played at the Barrowlands.
Grand Pontiff
P.S. I got a signed ticket 
Bricklayer
I wish it was at the Barras.
The Academy sucks as a venue, but I have to say that was the best ever Academy show I've been to!!!!!
Could tonight topple it?????
The Academy sucks as a venue, but I have to say that was the best ever Academy show I've been to!!!!!
Could tonight topple it?????
Knight Aspirant
come 4pm, we were let in for a soundcheck and signing. i finally managed to get my nothing records shirt by trent, who recognised me as "the girl who's always getting crushed at the uk shows...i'll see you a lot over the next few weeks!". once again, he's an awfully nice chap. josh also said that alex had moobs which was incredibly funny. (the echoingthesound meet up the day before was a success by the way - i spent a whopping £30, but considering how much i drank, that was excellent value for money - i hear alex has pics up on ets...)
the gig was awesome - along with other "never before played" songs on the tour, we got our first live hearing of the new song survivalism. besides steph, mike, and i, very few audience members knew the words. it was awesome. also, how fucking good is HMIAIH live?!
trent said that the crowd was much better than the manchester bunch, and aaron attempted to mount Alessandro's sample equipment. i think he realised what breaking that sort of stuff would cost him though, as he ended up just sitting on it.
yeah, the academy is quite shite, as were ladytron, dissapointingly
3 down, 8 to go!
the gig was awesome - along with other "never before played" songs on the tour, we got our first live hearing of the new song survivalism. besides steph, mike, and i, very few audience members knew the words. it was awesome. also, how fucking good is HMIAIH live?!
trent said that the crowd was much better than the manchester bunch, and aaron attempted to mount Alessandro's sample equipment. i think he realised what breaking that sort of stuff would cost him though, as he ended up just sitting on it.
yeah, the academy is quite shite, as were ladytron, dissapointingly
3 down, 8 to go!
Bricklayer
Same here! I was at the front and I felt like a twat for knowing the words! XDDDDicklekitty wrote:
the gig was awesome - along with other "never before played" songs on the tour, we got our first live hearing of the new song survivalism. besides steph, mike, and i, very few audience members knew the words.
btw...my ticket was a floor ticket not a balcony ticket
Also I got at the front bar with the spiral members at the front so joining it wouldn't of done that much
Prince Adept
I swear the shows keep getting better and better all the time!!
Survivalism is so awesome surprisingly not that many knew the words.
EDIT: 1 thing really pissed me off last night one of the security guards wasn't handing pics and drumsticks over he was keeping them for himself.
I have never come across this before but I hope his fat arrogant arse dies on a toilet.
Survivalism is so awesome surprisingly not that many knew the words.
EDIT: 1 thing really pissed me off last night one of the security guards wasn't handing pics and drumsticks over he was keeping them for himself.
I have never come across this before but I hope his fat arrogant arse dies on a toilet.
He is a nice guy actually, and a big NIN fan, if I was in his position, i would do the same, I think you would to.schteph wrote:I swear the shows keep getting better and better all the time!!
Survivalism is so awesome surprisingly not that many knew the words.
EDIT: 1 thing really pissed me off last night one of the security guards wasn't handing pics and drumsticks over he was keeping them for himself.
I have never come across this before but I hope his fat arrogant arse dies on a toilet.
Was an AMAZING gig, about to head over for tonights.
Last AND We're In This Together!
Souncheck was amazing we got:
The Frail
The Wretched
Please (!!!!!)
Love Is Not Enough
Was amazing, then they signed tickets etc. Trent is incredibly nice, flirted a bit with my friend, asked him for a pic and he gave us 30-odd which were handed out.
But yeah
Heading over now
See y'all there
Master Traveler
Hmm.. where I was standing ( a few from the front) I was blown away that EVERYONE around me new the words to Survivalism etc.. infact the opposite of what you say.icklekitty wrote: besides steph, mike, and i, very few audience members knew the words.
It was a good night however, I was one of the myspace winners so I got to watch the soundcheck and meet the band (what nice guys apart from Geordie as usual) I felt like a bastard getting the new band members to sign my fragile vinyl ha ha
Anyway, smoke aside (which I did not have aproblem with after seeing (or not seeing) APC last time , it was fantastic - a great setlist.
I also managed to catch a drumstick with my face which was quite funny =)
See you all tonight!
A particular highlight for me was seeing someone in the pit launch their hoodie into the air in obvious delight as the band kicked into one of the earlier tunes of the evening - maybe Last or WITT. Aforementioned hoodie became some sort of play-thing for the moshers after that, almost like some body-less crowd surfer.
I was slightly confused by TR's chat regarding the Manchester crowd, perhaps he felt that the city who gave him Joy Division and Take That let him down somewhat.
Great gig, though it should have been in the Barrowlands. Tonight I'm really hoping for Somewhat Damaged as an opener.
I was slightly confused by TR's chat regarding the Manchester crowd, perhaps he felt that the city who gave him Joy Division and Take That let him down somewhat.
Great gig, though it should have been in the Barrowlands. Tonight I'm really hoping for Somewhat Damaged as an opener.
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Last AND We're In This Together!
Souncheck was amazing we got:
The Frail
The Wretched
Please (!!!!!)
Love Is Not Enough
Was amazing, then they signed tickets etc. Trent is incredibly nice, flirted a bit with my friend, asked him for a pic and he gave us 30-odd which were handed out.
WHAT IS "PLEASE (!!!!)"???!!!, please.
But yeah
Heading over now
See y'all there[/quote]
Last AND We're In This Together!
Souncheck was amazing we got:
The Frail
The Wretched
Please (!!!!!)
Love Is Not Enough
Was amazing, then they signed tickets etc. Trent is incredibly nice, flirted a bit with my friend, asked him for a pic and he gave us 30-odd which were handed out.
WHAT IS "PLEASE (!!!!)"???!!!, please.
But yeah
Heading over now
See y'all there[/quote]
I was at the manchester gig from the night before and this was the first time i've been to a gig south of the border. It was pretty lame. So i don't think it was just hype. Gah wish i'd got tix to Glasgow, and i think the barras would be the perfect venue, far superior to the academy.
Master Traveler
man, that's quite a haulFraser wrote:Stuff I got from the gig:
thanks for the setlist.
i agree with avaadore in that everyone around me (or at least, a few very loud people around me) knew survivalism.
time for the shameless plug .. if anyone wants to hear the four leaked year zero tracks played loud, i run a club in edinburgh that'll be doing just that next weekend...
http://www.thalamus.myby.co.uk/gigantor
/shameless plug
Knight of the Royal Axe
If anyone has an audio or mobile phone vid of The Frail/La Mer/Into the void epic i would love to have it.
It made me cry a bit.
It made me cry a bit.
Master Traveler
Come on then, entertain my curiosity, lets see a picture of you!melface wrote:I "looked like Trent Reznor
Master of the Ninth Arch
I'm a bit late replying here!
What an amazing two nights it was.
The only downside for me was missing the sound check, I showed up at the spiral line at 5.45 with my girlfriend. Ah well, there's always next time!
Amazing setlists both nights.
Most of my favourite songs were played.
Hightlights:
Mr. Self Destruct
We're in this Together
Last
The Becomming
La Mer/ Into the Void
Heresy
Reptile
Survivalism
Something I can Never Have
Deep
Help me i'm in hell
Eraser
I'm sure there's more!
Can't wait for the summer tour!
Oh and I spent £58 on Merch!
What an amazing two nights it was.
The only downside for me was missing the sound check, I showed up at the spiral line at 5.45 with my girlfriend. Ah well, there's always next time!
Amazing setlists both nights.
Most of my favourite songs were played.
Hightlights:
Mr. Self Destruct
We're in this Together
Last
The Becomming
La Mer/ Into the Void
Heresy
Reptile
Survivalism
Something I can Never Have
Deep
Help me i'm in hell
Eraser
I'm sure there's more!
Can't wait for the summer tour!
Oh and I spent £58 on Merch!
Master of the Ninth Arch
Absolutely loved the gig...though being on the small side I get bashed about a bit, it's all good!
Great energy, it was awesome seeing We're In This Together live...seriously, wow. First time I've been to a NIN gig and I was really impressed. Holy fuck, the man can sing!
Great energy, it was awesome seeing We're In This Together live...seriously, wow. First time I've been to a NIN gig and I was really impressed. Holy fuck, the man can sing!
Bricklayer
*bump*
Sorry, been a bit busy~
But has anyone got a bootleg of this concert? Most of the England concerts have bootlegs.
Sorry, been a bit busy~
But has anyone got a bootleg of this concert? Most of the England concerts have bootlegs.
Knight Aspirant
fraser! sign up you bastard so you can join us! join us!Fraser wrote:Stuff I got from the gig:



