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LeBreton Flats Park (Ottawa RBC Bluesfest), Ottawa, Canada. July 15th, 2016. The Getaway Tour. Full audience audio mixed with amateur video footage recorded by the crowd who attended the show featuring multicam edit on part of the show. Highlights of this show includes various rendition to Joy Division music legacy in honour of what would have been Ian Curtis' 60th birthday (such as the “New Dawn Fades“ interpolation on the intro jam and the “She's Lost Control“ coda right after “Dani California“). Also, Josh paid a solo tribute of “Atmosphere“. Hope you enjoy it! ====TIMESTAMPS==== 00:00:00 Opening 00:02:09 Intro Jam [[w/guitar interpolation of “New Dawn Fades“ by Joy Division]] 00:04:16 Can't Stop 00:08:47 Drum solo to “Dani California“ 00:09:32 Dani California 00:14:40 She's Lost Control [jam; played as an outro of “Dani California] 00:15:17 Flea loves Osheaga audience 00:15:36 Scar Tissue 00:19:49 Flea little comment 00:20:15 Dark Necessities 00:25:35 Josh: “I feel like...“ 00:25:58 The Adventures of Rain Dance Maggie 00:31:49 Right on Time 00:33:53 Jam to “Otherside“ 00:35:24 Otherside 00:39:48 Jam to “Tell Me Baby“ 00:41:12 Tell Me Baby 00:45:32 Flea: “We're going to fishing after the show“ 00:45:47 Atmosphere (Josh Solo) 00:47:09 The Getaway 00:51:22 Intro jam to “Californication“ 00:54:27 Californication 01:00:08 Jam to “Go Robot“ [[based on “I Like Dirt“; w/Anthony on vocals]] 01:01:30 Go Robot 01:06:24 Flea thanks the organizer of the festival & salutes Nate Walcott 01:07:12 Jam 01:07:27 Under the Bridge 01:12:17 Flea being himself for some seconds 01:12:33 Detroit 01:14:49 Jam to “By The Way“ 01:17:35 By The Way 01:19:47 Anthony salutes the audience 01:21:21 Break Encore: 01:21:41 Band joining back for the encore set 01:24:11 Soul to Squeeze 01:29:02 Jam to “Give It Away“ 01:29:21 Give It Away 01:34:33 Flea goodbye to the audience 01:35:06 End of the show EXTRAs: 01:36:21 Photo gallery & Credits Notes: - Multicam edit is included on the intro jam, “Dani California“, “Scar Tissue“, “The Adventures of Rain Dance Maggie“, “Otherside“, “Tell Me Baby“, “Californication“, “Under The Bridge“, “By The Way“ and “Give It Away“ - Full uncut video footage was included on all the songs performed. - Photo gallery was included SUMMARY OF THE SHOW: Red Hot Chili Peppers have been very good to Ottawa, visiting the nation's capital for every world tour dating back to the one in support of 2002's By the Way. So, on the second Friday evening (July 15) of the sprawling nine-day Bluesfest, Ottawa returned the favour by filling the immense LeBreton Flats and partaking in a rare festival sell-out. Joined on stage by touring members Nate Wolcott (of Bright Eyes) and Chris Warren on keys and electronics, regulars Chad Smith, Flea and Josh Klinghoffer greeted the crowd and performed an opening jam that found Klinghoffer sounding looser, more exploratory and confident than he has on previous tours. Frontman Anthony Kiedis took the stage moments later, looking impossibly fit and youthful for a man of 53, leading his band into a tempered but rapturously-received version of By the Way's “Can't Stop.“ Moving into a set that included “Dani California,“ “Scar Tissue,“ “Dark Necessities“ and “The Adventures of Rain Dance Maggie,“ the band struggled with severe sound issues that found Kiedis' vocals pushed back behind the sounds of Smith's lumbering drums. Whether it was due to the aforementioned technical difficulties or the fact that Kiedis was battling a cold (clutching his throat and popping lozenges into his mouth), the band languished through singles like “Otherside,“ “Tell Me Baby“ and “Californication,“ as well as new tracks “The Getaway,“ “Go Robot“ and “Detroit,“ and truncated versions of Joy Division's “She's Lost Control“ and “Atmosphere“ (in honour of what would have been Ian Curtis' 60th birthday). Kiedis provided the crowd with little to no banter, but occasionally attempted to add some stage presence with his chest-pumping dance style. Returning to the stage for a two-song encore that included Blood Sugar Sex Magik-era singles “Soul to Squeeze“ and “Give it Away“, he mustered one last shot at matching Klinghoffer and Flea's unbridled energy, removing his shirt and flailing around the large stage. The band admirably tried to give the monumental crowd a good show, but ultimately delivered a lukewarm performance. Even the best bands have off evenings, and for Red Hot Chili Peppers, Friday was clearly one of those nights. Credits: - Audio credits to TheBootTube, born2skibc and olliefuck - Video credits to TheBootTube, born2skibc, TheDIECASTCOOK, scryderman2, Metalchopz, MrRalsheb420, jemtoo, MichelleIsAmazing, olliefuck, timothyconlin1319 and KelsterVonShredster - Pho
