ETS Tour Journal

If you went to the show, here's where you tell us about the setlists, the merch, the people, and the security. Post your pictures, tell your friends.


If you weren't at the show, don't bother posting. Nine Inch Nails, woo, they're good!

that set list isn't rite.
i can't do a full one now, but terrible lie was in front, pilgrimage was never played, neither was sin, mr self destruct, wish was played. I wish i had kept better track. we'll see if my pics come out tommrow.

I wrote down the setlist song for song. Sunspots? What?

spiral members got to hear the sound check:

Reptile
You Know What You Are?
Deep
Love is Not Enough

The setlist, written song by song, no sunspots:

Pinion
Love is Not Enough
You Know What You Are?
Terrible Lie
The Line Begins to Blur
March of the Pigs
Something I Can Never Have
The Frail / The Wretched
Closer
Burn
Gave Up
--screen down---
Eraser
Right Where It Belongs
Beside You In Time
--screen up---
With Teeth
Wish
Only
Every Day is Exactly the Same
The Big Comedown
Getting Smaller
Hurt
The Hand That Feeds
Head Like a Hole


I have nothing to add that hasn't been said about every other show besides one thing. The pictures don't give anywhere near enough credit to how cool it looks in person. Naturally. But you don't really get the layering of the lighting panels, rear and front video screens (front when the curtain was down), along with the light pods, lowering/angling light mounts overhead and other aspects of lighting.

Trent up on the elevated area appearing to be in the middle of a very 3d array of lighting being strobe-lit from underneath during closer was entirely too fucking neato.

They let us into the venue right at fucking 7pm. Even though it was freezing cold. A lot of us who had been waiting in the warmth had gone and put our coats in the car so we didn't lose them. I don't think any of us anticipated the doors being propped open by people packed together waiting to get in with frigid air blowing in hard on us for 50 minutes prior to being let in. Luckily we were near a bunch of guys who joked about getting closer to inspect penises and plotting accidental falling to clear and close the doorway, things which were much funnier at the time when trying to keep warm. Really sucked when there was a half hour left and they had us all back up, forcing 1/3 of the people out into the cold, to form the proper lines for entry. We figured this meant we were getting in real soon. Nope, just wider paths for the air to blow into our flesh. Strangely enough one of the guys right behind us we were joking with during the freeze looked a hell of a lot like levi/matt.

I didn't care at all for the moving units. I'm not really ashamed to say I was glad they only played 5 songs. There were definitely some beats in sections of a couple of the songs I really enjoyed... ...that's about it.

I was excited to hear deep through the doors during the soundcheck... I couldn't talk myself into ever paying the membership fee to get into the spiral knowing NIN's track record for following through (sorry, but have they really so far? )... But it wasn't in the setlist which made me sigh. The apparent iraq/afghanistan (can't say which, desert combat) war imagery during eraser and right where it belongs was interesting. I couldn't tell if the crowd was cheering for or against bush when it showed him and his wife dancing at one point. I Bood.

Was impressive seeing Josh Freese in action. And Jeorde seemed more active than I recall reading in other journal entries. One of the people I went with took over 100 pictures, most of which of Jeorde (Twiggy as she always called him), so I'll see what I can get from her to post.

Even though I read AC picks up a guitar during parts here and there, seeing him running around the stage with one and jamming in front of josh's set with aaron during getting smaller was pretty sweet and actually surprising at the time. Trent made a little speech about how after the last tour when they were as tired as they have ever been, his tour manager called him up and asked if he wanted to play a date in nebraska in the middle of feb. He said at the time it didn't sound like a great idea but he's glad he did. Then went on to say this was the best fucking crowd so far, etc. Crowd warming stuff.

Aaron jumping up onto one of the interestingly positioned amp stacks and attacking the light fixtures with his guitar at the end of HLAH was entertaining. He jammed his guitar into place between two of AC's keyboards before departing the stage. AC seemed to be looking at him like "dude, no!" in an amused fashion.

definitely wish I had tomorrow off to swing down to KC for another show.

89.7 The River was playing nothing but Nine Inch Nails the entire way home after the show. They even played A Warm Place. Fucking sweet.

Wee....it's going down. =)
















After 5/6 of the show was over we went and sat in the seats. This is a picture during hurt.

i shot 390 pics from this show, i'll work on getting them sized down to something that's manageable for posting.

I don't know if that was one of their best shows (1st one ive seen) but I do know that it was one of the best concerts ive ever seen. (ive seen quite a few) I was wondering if someone could tell me who made up the band, I knew that was twiggy and josh friese(who both fucking rock in apc,) but who's the guy who jumped out in the audience near the beggining of the show? I will end by saying that that was a disgustingly fucking mind bogglingly amazing performance. Thanks for coming out to lincoln trent. You made my fucking febuary. PS it was worth every freezing minute waiting for them.

Paper Street wrote:

Dude, that is my hand in the picture. You had to have been right behind me.

It was an amazing show. The 'With Teeth' stuff sounds so much better live. Overall, an incredible experience. I wish I had been farther back during "Eraser" and "Right Where It Belongs" so I would've had a better view of the screen, but I'm sure we'll see a video on the website for it after the tour. I hope, anyway.

the show was downright fucking amazing. worth every penny. the set was flawless and when he gave the speech about the crowd i fuckin went crazy. im planning for a show in the near future(gonna take a lot long then 3 hours to get there though. i beat myself up over not bringing a recording device or my camera(i thought the security would find it) but i'll take care of that next time. picked up that badass silkscreen poster and a t-shirt for a total of 50 goddamn dollars, but i had money to burn. if anyone has anymore audio/video and/or pictures PLEASE post them, this was my first nin show and i want to relive it.

AN jumped up on the keyboards I guess, going nuts, AC shook the shit out of the keyboards so AN would fall. Then he ran over to the drums where he was getting up on the rigs around that. I saw this part (my girlfriend saw the first part.) JF started hitting him with the drumsticks and laughing then he ran over to the amp and got up on that hahaha

wish I could have seen the keyboard part =)

it was nice though when AN put the guitar in between the keyboards 'cause before they left the stage while AC was laughing he kinda helped jam it in there so it would stay. Was fun.

Trent's speech:

"We've been touring for about a year now. And a couple of months ago our booking agent called me and asked if I would like to go on tour in Nebraska during the middle of winter. So I'm at home and I'm tired and truthfully it didn't sound like the best idea. However you've proved us wrong. We've done a lot of shows and this is one of the best we've had in a long time. We're honored be up here on stage for you tonight."



I'm not sure if that's the normal speel he says at every show, but it worked tonight. The crowd was nuts. During "Only" Trent started jumping and the whole floor and most of the stands was jumping with him.

I think they had to cut their set short. There was about forty-five to fifty minutes between the end of Moving Units (not good. The Cure and Joy Division are looking for their bass lines) and NIN. There really wasn't an encore. After "Hurt" they went right into "The Hand That Feeds" and skipped "Starfuckers, Inc." all together.

This beat St. Louis and every other concert I've been too. The boys brought it last night.

Ive got some pics that I took from right up front in the press pit. Ill post them up here within a day or two, along with a review I'm writing for my college newspaper. I took about 200 pics, but only about 20 turned out what I would call as good. Nice close-up shots of Trent though.

loophole wrote:Trent's speech:

"We've been touring for about a year now. And a couple of months ago our booking agent called me and asked if I would like to go on tour in Nebraska during the middle of winter. So I'm at home and I'm tired and truthfully it didn't sound like the best idea. However you've proved us wrong. We've done a lot of shows and this is one of the best we've had in a long time. We're honored be up here on stage for you tonight."



I'm not sure if that's the normal speel he says at every show, but it worked tonight. The crowd was nuts. During "Only" Trent started jumping and the whole floor and most of the stands was jumping with him.

I think they had to cut their set short. There was about forty-five to fifty minutes between the end of Moving Units (not good. The Cure and Joy Division are looking for their bass lines) and NIN. There really wasn't an encore. After "Hurt" they went right into "The Hand That Feeds" and skipped "Starfuckers, Inc." all together.

This beat St. Louis and every other concert I've been too. The boys brought it last night.

i knew that it had to be one of their best shows because of the little speech he gave. when he said he was honored to play for us i was so fuckin stoked. i'm sure next tour he'll come back to lincoln.

BTW there was this dude trippin balls on X in front of me. Halfway through the silkscreen presentation he drooped his head and held up an x with his fingers for seriously like 30 min. he was all over the place too, i had to push him away from me a few times. after like half an hou8r he just went and hung onto the mixing pit's railing.i want to hit up the show in wichita but the link is gone on ticketmaster....does this mean its sold out?

oh yeah, where are the recordings, fellas?

[quote="21`ninI want to hit up the show in wichita but the link is gone on ticketmaster....does this mean its sold out?[/quote]

Go to www.selectaseat.com

did anyone notice the recording equipment and camera? i hope to hell a couple of these songs make it on a dvd.

boss hallucy wrote:[quote="21`ninI want to hit up the show in wichita but the link is gone on ticketmaster....does this mean its sold out?

Go to www.selectaseat.com[/quote]

sweet thanks a lot man!

It was my first NIN concert. And holy shit was it good.
When listening to their live recordings I always thought they sounded, well not as good as on their CDs. But, I repeat myself, holy shit, they sound so much better live than on any CD.
It was fucking nice of Trent to say we're a good audience.

And yeah, I was in the stands, I thought I'd be too old for the floor, but fuck it, I couldn't resist. I was jumping and "singing" for the whole concert.

Thanks NIN!

But weren't those cameras to the side? If they were recording from that angle that would suck. Unless they are recording from different areas for different shows.

Truly an amazing show. The 4th time I've seen them in a year and it was probably the best show they've done. By the way, that break during sets was killer. Everyone around me was just like, "Come on what's the fucking hold up."

And March of the Pigs was fucking intense. EVERYONE around me was pushing and jumping and shoving and throwing. It ruled.


P.S. whoever started to throw the jackets like beach balls, that was genius. For about 15 minutes I was just watching 3 or 4 jackets getting tossed to different areas of the floor. Great time.

21`nin wrote:did anyone notice the recording equipment and camera? i hope to hell a couple of these songs make it on a dvd.

Are you talking about those 3 pod things that were at the front of the stage? They took them away during the set at some point. My guess is it is for the live webcast for the Spiral. I didn't see anyone with cameras recording though.

somnambulism wrote:

21`nin wrote:did anyone notice the recording equipment and camera? i hope to hell a couple of these songs make it on a dvd.

Are you talking about those 3 pod things that were at the front of the stage? They took them away during the set at some point. My guess is it is for the live webcast for the Spiral. I didn't see anyone with cameras recording though.

no there was a video camera on top of the projector too...

Oh, sweet.

Kire wrote:I wrote down the setlist song for song. Sunspots? What?

spiral members got to hear the sound check:

Reptile
You Know What You Are?
Deep
Love is Not Enough

The setlist, written song by song, no sunspots:

Pinion
Love is Not Enough
You Know What You Are?
Terrible Lie
The Line Begins to Blur
March of the Pigs
Something I Can Never Have
The Frail / The Wretched
Closer
Burn
Gave Up
--screen down---
Eraser
Right Where It Belongs
Beside You In Time
--screen up---
With Teeth
Wish
Only
Every Day is Exactly the Same
The Big Comedown
Getting Smaller
Hurt
The Hand That Feeds
Head Like a Hole


I have nothing to add that hasn't been said about every other show besides one thing. The pictures don't give anywhere near enough credit to how cool it looks in person. Naturally. But you don't really get the layering of the lighting panels, rear and front video screens (front when the curtain was down), along with the light pods, lowering/angling light mounts overhead and other aspects of lighting.

Trent up on the elevated area appearing to be in the middle of a very 3d array of lighting being strobe-lit from underneath during closer was entirely too fucking neato.

didn't i hear mr. self-destruct???

they played mr. self destruct in des moines, not lincoln.

I thought those 3 pods up on the stage were projecting directly onto the band members

I have a video of Burn but it was when I was in the crowd. The sound isn't that great but you can see how crazy it gets... I also have a bunch of pictures from the KC show that I just put up on that thread and a video of Mr.SelfDestruct, March of the Pigs, and Deep. Send me a message if you want the videos.

Hey guys, I'm with the press and I has access to the pit to take photos. Here's a preview of some of the pics I'll let you guys have access to as soon as I get them uploaded. I'll probably provide a link to my Flickr account so you can just check them all out and download what you wish. If re-posting anywhere, please just give me credit: Josh Bashara, Omaha

All these pics were taken at the Lincoln, NE show.





These are just small thumbnails, not linked to anything. Just wait for the link to the origianls in a day or two. I have to filter out all the crap. Took about 250 pics, and I think only about 30 are worth viewing!

-Josh (anarky)

Gotta say, I held out for many years to see NIN as my 1st concert experience. I'm very happy I did. The feeling of the whole event was nothing less than spectacular. The crowd was a little crazy at first from where I was at (front-middle), and eventually got pushed back into the middle of the crowd. I was screaming the lyrics to almost all of the songs, and my side hurt from jumping and yelling too much. The 30min wait outside with nothing but a long sleeve shirt on wasn't the most fun...but it added to the whole experience. Also, if you guys remember the clothes that were being thrown around, there was one courderoy jacket that I snagged outta the crowd and kept it for after the concert. If that was your coat, give me a holler ;P Anyways, Reznor and the gang were abso-fucking-lutely amazing, and was one of the best moments of my life. (no kidding).

Having seen NIN in 1995 while he was touring with David Bowie and coverband Prick (at Hershey Arena), I have to say- even the 20 minute wait in sub-zero temps was a minor detail. I would have waited out there for 2 hours to see that show! Absolutely incredible!! As the throbbing beat of Pinion caught my attention, I mentioned to a friend the show was about to start...Hard to believe that performance was only their 6th of this tour, and a small venue. But this made it all the better for us. I read about the show at Kemper in KS and we had it so much better...The crowd in Lincoln seemed a little more docile than the show I saw in 95' but that was an outdoor show in the summer, obviously different in a lot of ways. The acoustics and performance by Trent was unreal. His energy during songs like March of the Pigs and Wish made me feel like he was performing in NYC or LA...it was THAT good.

The video projection was adapted well to the music- especially eraser (a favorite), with many messages about Bush, IRAQ war, warfare in general and lots of insects~ would like to see a link to this if anyone knows where?

Overall, this show made more of an impression than the last....I can still hear "Beside you in Time"....Couldn't sleep at all Friday night. Still having trouble now.

This show was awesome. There are a few things I would like to address, though. First, I don't think the moving units are an excellent choice for an opening band, but it doesn't really do much for them to apologize for it and tell the audience that they "know we're not who you payed to see." However, they played songs while I was drinking, and that's all I expected of them. In short, cut your hair, you hippies.

Second, I was totally going to steal that jacket if it landed on me. Thanks for taking it out of rotation.

Third, I am a big fan of not ending the show with Hurt or Right Where it Belongs. It did confuse me for a minute, though, because I figured Hurt was the last song and spent all of it getting pissed thinking, "They haven't played Head Like a Hole yet." Thankfully, though, they played it, and it gave everybody a chance to rock out one last time.

Fourth, some of you apparently thought it would be a good time to douse yourselves in %U#(@)ing glitter before going to the concert, and I would like to cordially thank you for the 8+ people asking me if I was gay or something because my face was nice and glammed out. Maybe next time you could just smear poop all over yourselves before you go crowd surfing.

And finally, if you are the short girl with the mohawk: I have some Xanax you can borrow. I'm not sure that it'll help with the spasms, but I figure it's worth a shot at this juncture.

I also hear the show got a good review in the Omaha World Herald. I'm not entire sure about that, since I don't read the newspaper (fourth grade reading level my ass, that shit is hard), but that's what I hear. From my gay uncle.

Ctsephion wrote:Gotta say, I held out for many years to see NIN as my 1st concert experience. I'm very happy I did. The feeling of the whole event was nothing less than spectacular. The crowd was a little crazy at first from where I was at (front-middle), and eventually got pushed back into the middle of the crowd. I was screaming the lyrics to almost all of the songs, and my side hurt from jumping and yelling too much. The 30min wait outside with nothing but a long sleeve shirt on wasn't the most fun...but it added to the whole experience. Also, if you guys remember the clothes that were being thrown around, there was one courderoy jacket that I snagged outta the crowd and kept it for after the concert. If that was your coat, give me a holler ;P Anyways, Reznor and the gang were abso-fucking-lutely amazing, and was one of the best moments of my life. (no kidding).

Yea, I remember that jacket...brown cordouroy right? It landed on me once!

great fucking show. my pesonal high-light was The Big Come Down. soooo much energy in that song. especially live. the video for eraser was very powerful and moving. i have a newfound fear of baboons after watching that fucker tear through the water to take out that flamingo! overall a great time. hopefully there will be a next time...

From the comments from attendees of the concerts both before and after Lincoln, and the comments from TR himself, I think Lincoln was a memorable night for the band. The next tour I'm sure Lincoln will be marked as a stop.

The show was awesome. It was my second NIN show. Last May I saw them in Denver and although both shows were awesome, they were different. In Denver I was in the crowd and went nuts. The filmore(denver venue) was a perfect place for that. This time I sat in the stands so I could watch the performance and get a different perspective. I'm glad it worked the way it did because if I had been down in the crowd I wouldn't have been able to see the screen at all during the projections. I do have to say I enjoy being in the crowd more, but I want to experience both. I was standing near the top of the stands and wanted to start going crazy, but I didn't want to knock anyone or myself over and tumble all the way to the bottom. Great show though. Also, knowing what I know now about the meet and greet and sound check I kind of wish I would have signed up for the spiral, but me and the significant other have a 7 month old and we had already spent about 400$ for tickets and hotel rooms. I didn't want to throw down another 50$ for that. Feeding the child is more important than meeting the band....barely.

If anyone knows were to get video of the projections(I don't even care if it's from Lincoln), I would love to see it again. I'll keep watching demonoid, but so far all I have seen are a couple little clips.

Nice pictures Josh, keep 'em coming!

One of the best sounding shows I have ever heard in my 15 years of concert going! Trent Reznor's vocals were damn near perfect on every track! The show was just amazing! Glad we didn't have any idiots ruin the show like they did in Grand Rapids.

"Spiral" - thanks for going man, it was an amazing experience!

Needless to say, NIN tore the roof off the Pershing in Lincoln. I thought the Moving Units did a great job and I enjoyed what they added to the whole experience. Of course, they're not going to be as well liked as the featured act, but they did well. It's easy for people to diss the opening band because they may not have heard em before or what not. I thought they sounded good and plus with the lighting and the mushrooms, it was a good experience all around. Thanks to both bands for a great night.

Hey, that was a great show! That jacket going all around was weird, but whatever... At least if they show a clip of it on a future dvd, we'll all know it was from Lincoln! Anyone else see the chick flash the crowd right before the show began???

Anybody know if any bootlegs of the show? I know, probally sucks to hear that question being asked, but I have searched and found nada...

Thanks...

Nate04 wrote:
Anybody know if any bootlegs of the show? I know, probally sucks to hear that question being asked, but I have searched and found nada...

Thanks...

It will be at least 2 weeks until any bootlegs come out. I'm hoping someone recorded this show because it was absolutely amazing.

after seeing coldplay live last night i have to say that they and nin are in a tie for best concerts EVER. did anyone else realize that if you went down in the hall the door to the back stage was totally unprotected and open if you pulled on it? cause i did and went backstage.... also did anyone else get bitched at by the lady at the front doors? my friend had to go to the bathroom and we wanted to go to the bathroom and the frickin biotch goes "concerts over, be off with you now." i was like "fuck no. i paid my ticket and my friend has to piss let us in." she just rolled her eyes. that's when we went down stairs in search of a bathroom and wound up backstage. otherwise AMAZING time, walking 9 blocks in zero degree weather was worth it. WELL WORTH IT. i hope le rez and the crew come back but next time maybe they could play at the quest center so i dont have to drive so far....
i dont know about you but i'm still in awe nearly five days later.

tori

somnambulism wrote:

Nate04 wrote:
Anybody know if any bootlegs of the show? I know, probally sucks to hear that question being asked, but I have searched and found nada...

Thanks...

It will be at least 2 weeks until any bootlegs come out. I'm hoping someone recorded this show because it was absolutely amazing.

Ya, I would love to get at least SOMETHING from this show, as my camera phone was pretty much worthless. PLEASE POST if boots come around, and where they can be found once they do.

And yes, it was brown courderoy, and it had some wet spots on it :O , but it kept me warm after the show. Also, in retrospect, I agree that the baboon was pretty freaky in how it caught that flamingo.

the baboons are gonna getcha... they're gonna GETCHA! hmm. yes, i do believe a recording of the show would be great to have. this was my fifth time seeing nin and i'm absolutly dying for more. the first time they were scheduled to play pershing, during the self destruct tour, the show was cancled and moved to omaha at a later date. which ended up being okay in the long run because they let the first couple hundred people there in early and then played the trio of eraser, hurt and the downward spiral each four or five times with the screen down and everything. we also got wish. i'm pretty sure that alot of the footage on closure was taped in omaha because they recorded the whole show as well. but anyway, now that i'm completly off topic, friday was awesome. hard to top the four self destruct shows i saw, but probably my third favorite nin show.

Okay people, here it is! Three full sets of photos from the NIN show in Lincoln!

Categorized into: Good, Okay and Full Stage

Just follow the link below, and you should be able to view them all. This link is just to the "Good" set. You should have access to the other sets once you reach that page. Just look around a bit. If anyone's having trouble seeing all three sets, lemme know. Remember, if you re-post, please credit Josh Bashara. Thanks, and feel free to leave comments on the photos!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/85332366@N ... 068897537/

those are some great photos! thanks! my girlfriend and i are in that one you took of the crowd in the seats, so i was amused to see that. that must have been you on the landing in front of us taking pictures during HLAH. i thought it was rob sheridan at first, but after seeing the angle and judging from the stage lighting on your shots, i think it was you. good work and thanks again!

anarky wrote:Okay people, here it is! Three full sets of photos from the NIN show in Lincoln!

Categorized into: Good, Okay and Full Stage

Just follow the link below, and you should be able to view them all. This link is just to the "Good" set. You should have access to the other sets once you reach that page. Just look around a bit. If anyone's having trouble seeing all three sets, lemme know. Remember, if you re-post, please credit Josh Bashara. Thanks, and feel free to leave comments on the photos!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/85332366@N ... 068897537/

The cool thing is that this concert took place exactly 10 years after the one I just saw last weekend in Lincoln!! How did you get back from the future?

Naw, it is dated 2/17/16. I just thought that was funny. Just giving you shit. Great pics andt they are all going to be archived in my personal nin concert archive!

Wow, thanks for sharing those photos, Josh. I assume you work for the DN, since one of those pics was in Monday's paper. Or at least it looks exactly the same. Too bad the article that went with it sucked, though. Thanks again for sharing.

hmm ill have to fix that date. no im not with ththe DN, im with the UNOmaha paper. To read my review, go to unogateway.com and search REZNOR in the box in the upper right. of course, i gave it a gushing review.

good pics man, thanks a lot!!

http://cgi.ebay.com/NINE-INCH-NAILS-Liv ... dZViewItem

Check this page out, there is a link to an ebay page with a dvd of the Lincoln show... For those who would like to know....


update... none left, sorry.

might suggest contacting the individual selling the dvd about getting more copies.

That's sweet to know one exists at least. I would pay $18 for a video of that show, for sure.

Does anyone know any of the songs that were played between moving units and NIN?

That's sweet to know one exists at least. I would pay $18 for a video of that show, for sure.

Apparently, on the bootleg thread, there is mention of it being torrented once the winner receives it, so maybe it will be available for download...

Only time will tell.

Here is my video of Burn. The sound sucks so keep the volume low...thats the only way I can make out whats going on in the video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7QdxnLE7PQ

I forgot.... It's been a couple years since I've been to a pretty big concert. Evidentally camera phones means everyone who has one had to have it out all the time at the concert.... 30 or 40 rectangular lights in the crowd was really different to me. I was irritated with the fucker in front of me though during the moving units and nine inch nails because his screen was fucking bright and he thought he would repeatedly fuck around with it, apparently doing nothing, distracting me. I wanted a paintball gun to hopefully simultaniously shoot it out of his hand and dull the glow.

How do some of you manage to get a videocamera into the shows, I'd love to record a concert to show friends but I'm not sure if security will take it from me?

My digital camera can record video.

Nate04 wrote:

That's sweet to know one exists at least. I would pay $18 for a video of that show, for sure.

Apparently, on the bootleg thread, there is mention of it being torrented once the winner recieve it, so maybe it will be available for download...

Only time will tell.

Yes I will, current ETA is sometime tonight it will be availible, currently ripping the audio for an audio release as well as the DVD.

it's pretty good quality too. nice audio and video. some picture hiccups from the stage lighting, but that's to be expected. it was awesome to see it all over again!

thetruth wrote:it's pretty good quality too. nice audio and video. some picture hiccups from the stage lighting, but that's to be expected. it was awesome to see it all over again!

Anyway that could be torrented or shared?

Yeah... so I just put it up on Torrentspy.com. It was my first time doing a torrent, and I am not sure if it was done right, but if you want to download it, its over there... Have at it.

I found it at demonoid. Screenshots?

Ok, well apparently I am a dunce, and can't figure out how to seed, but the bootleg thread says someone has it available on Demoniod as shroudofstatic has stated. It is definitely worth the download...

ErrorLoading wrote:

thetruth wrote:it's pretty good quality too. nice audio and video. some picture hiccups from the stage lighting, but that's to be expected. it was awesome to see it all over again!

Anyway that could be torrented or shared?

sorry. i'm not so good with that techie stuff. i got my copy from the ebay auction. at least there are others that can help. it's well worth it!

Awesome, thanks guys!

i found the torrent on torrentspy and isohunt, but i can't get them to work. azureus says "hash missing from reply." ok.

got it rolling.....i cant fuckin wait to relive this concert.....thank you SO MUCH whoever uploaded this!!

It's cool to be able to see the concert again even though it's real irritating all the trying to zoom in just to see a blur, and the coolest parts weren't on this really because it was zoomed in

that's ok, I remember.. i'll always remember sitting there watching josh thinking "Damn. Looks like a stone golem of sorts just pounding the shit out of those drums like they owe him money. Looking serious as all shit even when he's goofing around. Cool as fuck."

i'll always remember sitting there watching josh thinking "Damn. Looks like a stone golem of sorts just pounding the shit out of those drums like they owe him money. Looking serious as all shit even when he's goofing around. Cool as fuck."

You know, I must not have been paying attention, but was Arron doing a handstand or something on Josh's drum during Head Like A Hole(I think that was the song)? That is pretty wild! Gotta say I loved the movie portion of the show, especially when the prez got booed! Sweet that was...

if any of you didn't want to download the dvd of the show there's a set of mp3s up now on demonoid of the show..

downloaded the dvd and LOVED IT. quality and audio isnt bad at all

can someone please send me the video or point me to somewhere i can view it at? i have been forever trying to get it! everytime it gets done dowloading it wont play!

search google - "vob player"

21'nin wrote:search google - "vob player"

I too went to the concert in Lincoln with my dad, can anyone point me to a torrent? I didn't find it at demonoid.com I would really appreciate to see this concert again.