Festival de Nîimes, Nîimes

France · Friday 23 July 2004 · Growing Up / Still Growing Up

22 years, 3 months and 17 days ago

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Audience Unwrapped - Nimes '04 (DVD)
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Rating ★★★★☆ 7.3/10 (7 ratings)
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  1. DVD 1 - The Feeling Begins / Red Rain / Secret World / White Ashes / Games Without Frontiers / Downside Up / The Tower That Ate People / San Jacinto
  2. DVD 2 - Digging In The Dirt / Band Introductions / Solsbury Hill / Sledgehammer / In Your Eyes / Biko / End Credits
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1h 38m total
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  1. 1.1The Feeling Begins02:14
  2. 1.2Red Rain06:26
  3. 1.3Secret World09:32
  4. 1.4White Ashes06:08
  5. 1.5Games Without Frontiers06:06
  6. 1.6Downside Up05:03
  7. 1.7The Tower That Ate People05:51
  8. 1.8San Jacinto10:19
  9. 2.1Digging In The Dirt06:58
  10. 2.2Band Introductions05:30
  11. 2.3Solsbury Hill04:17
  12. 2.4Sledgehammer06:24
  13. 2.5In Your Eyes13:42
  14. 2.6Biko10:00
Show memories
My first Peter Gabriel gig!I went to this one with a good friend of mine. We had to wait a very long time in the arenas before the beginning of the show. First we had Idrissa Diop, very enjoyable with some good musicians. Then the Street, a mix of rap-rock-jungle-funk-reggae...A band whistled out by the audience (the lead singer replied "te French can't make good rock n' roll or something like that).
Then Dabi Toure made a short, but creative performance. Then nothing. At this point of the evening you could feel a bit of tension in the arenas : we were waiting for the man for hours, we were very hot, and a bit angry against the street.
So when we saw another guy coming up on stage we began to think that the whole concert was a bullshit!! But this guy was Levon Menassian himself, playing "the feeling begins" so the mood in the arenas changed a lot. This unique moment in the still growing up tour was a great one. Then Peter and his band took the stage. "La belle musique de levon minassian" said Peter before a strong version of "Red Rain" (with some mistakes in the lyrics). It was a very emotionnal moment for all of us in the audience to see the man finally. The set list was a great one with some magicals moments like "secret world", "the tower that ate people", "digging in the dirt" and of course "san jacinto". A highlight. The song had some great lightings effects. Marvellous in this old arena. The show ended up with biko. Another great moment in this (amazing but short)show. Just before Peter said, "the rest is up to you" we could see some big cars with the bodyguards arriving behind the scene. This detail, for me, kiled a bit the magical aspect of this moment. Nevertheless, it was one of the best musical moment I had the opportunity to live. A few weeks later I found my first Peter Gabriel bootleg, and discovered the movement by accident on internet and began my colletion and made my first trade.
A great source of happiness for me like many others people I had the opportunity to meet thanks to this passion. [peter]
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Funbags 052
1h 57m total
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Funbags 052
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  1. 0.1Daby Toure Support06:21
  2. 0.2Daby Toure Support03:21
  3. 0.3Daby Toure Support05:05
  4. 1.1The Feeling Begins04:48
  5. 1.2Red Rain07:17
  6. 1.3Secret World08:53
  7. 1.4White Ashes05:56
  8. 1.5Games Without Frontiers06:13
  9. 1.6Downside Up05:05
  10. 1.7The Tower That Ate People07:15
  11. 1.8San Jacinto08:44
  12. 2.1Digging In The Dirt06:56
  13. 2.2Band Introductions05:41
  14. 2.3Solsbury Hill04:19
  15. 2.4Sledgehammer07:51
  16. 2.5In Your Eyes13:44
  17. 2.6Biko09:55
Recording comments
Microphone problems [Simon_Funnell]
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  1. 1.1The Feeling Begins04:46
  2. 1.2Red Rain07:21
  3. 1.3Secret World08:52
  4. 1.4White Ashes06:00
  5. 1.5Games Without Frontiers06:08
  6. 1.6Downside Up05:09
  7. 1.7The Tower That Ate People07:10
  8. 1.8San Jacinto08:51
  9. 2.1Digging In The Dirt12:33
  10. 2.2Solsbury Hill04:19
  11. 2.3Sledgehammer07:50
  12. 2.4In Your Eyes13:44
  13. 2.5Biko09:57
Recording comments
Levon Minassian is playing the doudouk part during "the feeling begins". It was the only time this song has been played during this tour. [Peter]

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Show memories

My first Peter Gabriel gig!I went to this one with a good friend of mine. We had to wait a very long time in the arenas before the beginning of the show. First we had Idrissa Diop, very enjoyable with some good musicians. Then the Street, a mix of rap-rock-jungle-funk-reggae...A band whistled out by the audience (the lead singer replied "te French can't make good rock n' roll or something like that). Then Dabi Toure made a short, but creative performance. Then nothing. At this point of the evening you could feel a bit of tension in the arenas : we were waiting for the man for hours, we were very hot, and a bit angry against the street. So when we saw another guy coming up on stage we began to think that the whole concert was a bullshit!! But this guy was Levon Menassian himself, playing "the feeling begins" so the mood in the arenas changed a lot. This unique moment in the still growing up tour was a great one. Then Peter and his band took the stage. "La belle musique de levon minassian" said Peter before a strong version of "Red Rain" (with some mistakes in the lyrics). It was a very emotionnal moment for all of us in the audience to see the man finally. The set list was a great one with some magicals moments like "secret world", "the tower that ate people", "digging in the dirt" and of course "san jacinto". A highlight. The song had some great lightings effects. Marvellous in this old arena. The show ended up with biko. Another great moment in this (amazing but short)show. Just before Peter said, "the rest is up to you" we could see some big cars with the bodyguards arriving behind the scene. This detail, for me, kiled a bit the magical aspect of this moment. Nevertheless, it was one of the best musical moment I had the opportunity to live. A few weeks later I found my first Peter Gabriel bootleg, and discovered the movement by accident on internet and began my colletion and made my first trade. A great source of happiness for me like many others people I had the opportunity to meet thanks to this passion. [peter]