San Francisco Review
At last, we have a San Francisco review, an awesome one at that. With some of the best pictures I have seen on this tour. Thanks to Chov for bringing this one to our attention.
From Hippies Are Dead:
Obviously, however, enthusiasm can only take you so far, and at some point you need to match it with technical skill. Lucky for them, Doves has it in spades. It’s enough of a miracle that the band can reproduce their sound live, but that they can do it so dynamically and accurately, and then add a layer newness on top is simply stunning.
Fillmore Gallery
Live Daily.com have posted a great little slideshow of photos from Doves’ recent show at the Fillmore, San Francisco. Click here to view the pictures.
Thanks to Hali for the heads-up!
San Francisco & MTV2 Subterranean
With all the LA love of recent days. We have not forgotten San Francisco! The band played the regular set at the sold out fillmore, with the addition of the US tour premier of Compulsion.
We haven’t come across any reviews as yet, if you have a review let us know. Here are some awesome photo galleries & video:
Some video of Pounding taken by Karen L
Doves are to be hosting this week’s edition of MTV2’s Subterranean. Check out some video of the band on the tour bus, trying to film the show, its pretty funny. You would think Jimi would know the difference between the Williams twins by now!! 🙂
Catch the rest of the video over at this youtube channel.
California Photos & Vancouver Press
Doves & Pop Noir in LA.
Thanks to whrrlmusic over at twitter for pointing out this collection of pictures taken by the Pop Noir guys, of their time back stage with doves at the LA Wiltern.
Check out the OC Weekly picture slideshow taken at the Anaheim show last Friday.
Doves play their final California show tonight in San Francisco. Then its on the Pacific Northwest. On Thursday the band hit Vancouver to play the awesome Commodore Ballroom. Here’s a wee snippet from the British Ccolumbia newspaper the Globe and Mail:
Doves’ latest album, Kingdom of Rust, has been called a Lancastrian Joshua Tree, so strong is the group’s connection to their northern British roots – they even recorded it on a farm near their home town. This is not a new fad: On 2002’s The Last Broadcast, they named a track after a motorway, the M62, recording the song under one of the road’s flyovers. This is their first tour since 2005 and early reports from U.K. gigs suggest this should be a stormer of a show. Thursday, Commodore Ballroom, doors at 8 p.m.
Fillmore, San Francisco, CA
Fillmore, San Francisco, CA
October 7th 2002
Bootleg: Yes, Audience Recording.
Pounding
There Goes The Fear
Sea Song
Rise
Words
NY
Satellites
Catch The Sun
The Last Broadcast
Caught By The River
The Cedar Room
Here It Comes
Spaceface
Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, CA
Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, CA
June 5th 2002
Bootleg: Yes, Audience Recording.
Intro / Pounding
There Goes The Fear
Sea Song
Words
Rise
Friday’s Dust
NY
Satellites
Catch The Sun (Aborted)
Catch The Sun
Caught By The River
The Cedar Room
Here It Comes
Spaceface
Fillmore, San Francisco, CA
Fillmore, San Francisco, CA
June 13th 2001
Bootleg? Yes, Audience Recording.
Setlist
Firesuite
Rise
Sea Song
Break Me Gently
Catch The Sun
Satellites
The Man Who Told Everything
Lost Souls
A House
The Cedar Room
NY
Here It Comes
Hit The Ground Running
Spaceface
 
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