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August 23, 2003 -
NME.com: Blur roll
out the hits in Reading
BLUR
pulled out all the stops for their CARLING
WEEKEND: READING headline slot this
evening - getting PHIL DANIELS
out for 'PARKLIFE' amid a
Greatest Hits set.
The group played the final night's
slot, mixing material from their current album 'Think
Tank' with loads of their greatest hits.
Things got off to a wobbly start
though. During 'Beetlebum' Damon
strolled away from the mic towards the front of
the stage, completely misjudged it, and fell
heavily on his knees onto the ground below.
"It was quite a drop", one
eyewitness told NME.COM.
"He gestured to the crowd that he was OK,
and somehow managed to complete the song before
climbing back on to the main stage, but it looked
like he hurt himself."
When he got back to the mic, Damon
said: "I've always been uncool, that's what
happens when you're uncool."
But from there on in, the band were
on fire, with Daniels being
introduced for the encore.
Blur then played 'My
White Noise', a secret track from 'Think
Tank' which features the 'Quadrophenia'
actor, before launching into 'Parklife'.
Blur
played:
- 'Ambulance'
- 'Beetlebum'
- 'Girls
& Boys'
- 'Gene
By Gene'
- 'Badhead'
- 'Moroccan
People's Revolutionary Bowls Club'
- 'For
Tomorrow'
- 'Good
Song'
- 'Tender'
- 'Caravan'
- 'Out
Of Time'
- 'Crazy
Beat'
- 'Brothers
And Sisters'
- 'Song
2'
- 'Popscene'
- 'End
Of A Century'
- 'Trimm
Trabb'
- 'Battery
In Your Leg'
- 'The
Universal'
- 'To
The End'
- 'On
The Way To The Club'
- 'My
White Noise'
- 'Parklife'
- 'We've
Got A File On You'
- This
Is A Low'

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