yesterday Kula Shaker played in the Atomic Cafe in Munich.
It was sold out, but the place was really a cafe, so you can imagine how narrow the stage was: just a normal step!
It was like a private party. That was the most close-to-fans concert ever for me.
Private stuff (like bottles, jackets, bags) i put really on the stage.
AMAZING!

sounds really cool! would have loved to be there too...
Can you remember which songs they played?

my girlfriend was lucky to get the original sheet of the playlist from the floor

Radhe
Sound of Drums
Hey Dude
Out on the Highway
Second Sight
Jerry was There
Into the Deep
Die for Love
Temple of the Everlasting Light
303
Dr. Kitt
Shower your Love
Hurricane Season
Tattva
Be Merciful
Hush
Song of Love
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Dictator
Great Hosannah
Govinda

that sounds like the best set!!
how was radhe?

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Originally posted by Piper At The Gates Of Dawn:
that sounds like the best set!!
how was radhe?

they just play the recorded version of it as the intro before they come on stage.

Perhaps there was no screen for Tragically Optimistic Freedom Fighters maybe? So they needed some other intro, and reverted to the Radhe Radhe / Sound Of Drums combo.

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Originally posted by adamos:
my girlfriend was lucky to get the original sheet of the playlist from the floor

Radhe
Sound of Drums
Hey Dude
Out on the Highway
Second Sight
Jerry was There
Into the Deep
Die for Love
Temple of the Everlasting Light
303
Dr. Kitt
Shower your Love
Hurricane Season
Tattva
Be Merciful
Hush
Song of Love
----------------
Dictator
Great Hosannah
Govinda

hey, seems like they changed the setlist... first song after the Radhe intro was "Hey dude" followed by "Under the hammer" (which was great!) I think apart from that they played the songs on the setlist above.
Really an outstanding gig!! The venue was just perfect for a rock show like this with its familiar cosy atmosphere. I've seen Kula Shaker back in 1999 on their PP&A tour and they just proved that they're still one of the best rock bands on this planet.
I can post some pictures if anyone's interested..

They didn't play Great Hosannah and Sound of Drums, unfortunately :-......
Apart from that, it's correct.

Cheers, MajorTom

Really???
to tell the truth i was too "high" from the gig, that i did not realized that (you can imagine how amazing the concert was!!!
But on the sheet of paper from the stage it stands like that
Here is a photo:
http://img530.imageshack.us/img530/6990/dsc00103yx4.jpg

But maybe you are right, now i really do not remember Great Hosannah though...

Is there anyone who was there too?

They played Under The Hammer?! For real?!?!

absolutely...

Ack! wow, that's been ages since they playe dit live. Hooray!

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Originally posted by 2-J:
Perhaps there was no screen for Tragically Optimistic Freedom Fighters maybe? So they needed some other intro, and reverted to the Radhe Radhe / Sound Of Drums combo.

yeah
it was the same in cologne
they can't use the screen in such small venues...

I didn't know that song until they played it... "Under the Hammer"
Where is it from? B-Side?

Cheers, MajorTom

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Originally posted by Major Tom:
I didn't know that song until they played it... "Under the Hammer"
Where is it from? B-Side?

Cheers, MajorTom

Yeah, a b-side from the Grateful/ Jerry single.