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BC: Thank you very much. We'd like to uh, play you one more song before we leave and um, thank you for sticking around to see us. To all the uh, to all the fans of the Pumpkins for the last ten years, god bless you, thank you. Thank you for lending us your Melissa, your national treasure. Oh you're workin' so hard, Melissa, you're workin' so hard when we're up here. Over here on the guitar is James. James is uh, a lot of people are wondering what James is gonna do after the band breaks up, right now he's collaborating on a book of poetry with [[w:Jewel_(singer)|Jewel]]. Also on the guitar, Mr. Jimmy Chamberlin. | BC: Thank you very much. We'd like to uh, play you one more song before we leave and um, thank you for sticking around to see us. To all the uh, to all the fans of the Pumpkins for the last ten years, god bless you, thank you. Thank you for lending us your Melissa, your national treasure. Oh, you're workin' so hard, Melissa, you're workin' so hard when we're up here. Over here on the guitar is James. James is uh, a lot of people are wondering what James is gonna do after the band breaks up, right now he's collaborating on a book of poetry with [[w:Jewel_(singer)|Jewel]]. Also on the guitar, Mr. Jimmy Chamberlin. | ||
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Revision as of 13:48, 19 June 2021
| August 6, 2000 – Edmonton, AB, CA | |
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| Live performance by The Smashing Pumpkins | |
| The Sacred and Profane tour | |
| Date | August 6, 2000 |
| Festival | Summersault 2000 festival |
| Venue | Commonwealth Stadium |
| Coordinates | 53°33′30″N 113°28′30″W |
| Location | Edmonton, AB, CA |
| Venue type | Stadium |
| Capacity | 60,081 |
| Personnel | Billy Corgan, James Iha, Jimmy Chamberlin, Melissa Auf der Maur |
| Order of bands | Finger Eleven, Sum 41, Treble Charger, Catherine Wheel, Eve 6, A Perfect Circle, Foo Fighters, Our Lady Peace, The Smashing Pumpkins |
Summersault 2000 festival.
Setlist
- "Heavy Metal Machine"
- "The Sacred and Profane"
- "Once Upon a Time"
- "Cherub Rock"
- "Stand Inside Your Love"
- "Don't You Want Me" [The Human League]
- "I of the Mourning"
- "Glass and the Ghost Children"
- "The Everlasting Gaze"
- "Bullet with Butterfly Wings"
- "Try, Try, Try"
- "Mayonaise"
- "1979" (acoustic)
Banter
Heavy Metal Machine
> The Sacred and Profane
Once Upon a Time
Cherub Rock
BC: Thank you, thank you.
Stand Inside Your Love
Don't You Want Me
(Melissa over intro: Oh, just for you, Edmonton, that’s right.)
Melissa: Oh, thank you Alberta for all of your beef.
I of the Mourning
Glass and the Ghost Children
BC: Thank you very much.
The Everlasting Gaze
> Bullet with Butterfly Wings
Try, Try, Try
Mayonaise
BC: Thank you very much. We'd like to uh, play you one more song before we leave and um, thank you for sticking around to see us. To all the uh, to all the fans of the Pumpkins for the last ten years, god bless you, thank you. Thank you for lending us your Melissa, your national treasure. Oh, you're workin' so hard, Melissa, you're workin' so hard when we're up here. Over here on the guitar is James. James is uh, a lot of people are wondering what James is gonna do after the band breaks up, right now he's collaborating on a book of poetry with Jewel. Also on the guitar, Mr. Jimmy Chamberlin.
1979 (acoustic, Jimmy plays guitar)
