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Corybobory 23rd June 2005 10:58 PM

Live 8- Make Poverty History
 
Everyone wear a white band on their wrist on July 1st to show your support in making the world a better place!

"By doubling aid, fully cancelling debt, and delivering trade justice for Africa, the G8 could change the future for millions of men, women and children."

Sign the petition! http://www.live8live.com/live8/petition.do

http://www.live8live.com/
http://www.makepovertyhistory.ca/

Incredible concerts for an incredible cause :) I hope it has an incredible impact!

Nu-NRG 29th June 2005 05:31 AM

yea i'm definetely support this too...but too bad I have to work that day or i'd be able to go to Barrie with my friends...my ticket :no

PickleCookies 29th June 2005 05:40 AM

I just wanna see Mariah.

-Link- 29th June 2005 05:40 AM

hah funny, i just made a xanga port on this today :) I really wish I could go top Philly

y2687 29th June 2005 06:57 AM

let's all gooooo!!!!! :yatta I'll take me dad's care, everyone pitch in for gas money and we'll have a big road trip!!

LEOyumi 29th June 2005 01:26 PM

Madonna will be there, I'm sooooooooo anxious to see her show! (Of course I'm not gonna be there ¬¬) She will sing three songs, and probably one will be a new song! =D~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ She already confirmed Don't Tell Me, Like a Prayer, and the other one, as she said, is a surprise o_O

PickleCookies 29th June 2005 03:04 PM

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Originally Posted by y2687
let's all gooooo!!!!! :yatta I'll take me dad's care, everyone pitch in for gas money and we'll have a big road trip!!

I can drive some people too. Ooh, we can caravan! :D

Corybobory 29th June 2005 06:13 PM

I wanna see the London show! Even though Shakira is in Paris...

y2687 29th June 2005 06:45 PM

Well.. that's a little off course.. =/ But I guess we can go to Paris too :) Let's go make the world a better place! :yatta

Coelacanth 29th June 2005 07:01 PM

That's nice, now where am I going to find a white band? Hmm..

Dreams Come True and Def Tech are playing Tokyo, that's pretty cool. I guess it would be a dumb question to ask if they'll be shown on TV..

-Link- 29th June 2005 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Phantoma
That's nice, now where am I going to find a white band? Hmm..

Dreams Come True and Def Tech are playing Tokyo, that's pretty cool. I guess it would be a dumb question to ask if they'll be shown on TV..

They sell the bands at www.one.org :thumbsup i want one too

PsyGen 29th June 2005 07:21 PM

I'm interested in watching the show coming soon where they put Tony Blair on the spotlight and celebrities ask questions as part of Live 8.

Corybobory 29th June 2005 09:07 PM

When I go to the gym they put a white band around my wrist, so I'm just gonna use that! I watched Hotel Rwanda recently and it made me really sad and want to do something. I guess in one sense wearing a band is pretty useless, but what else can I do short of selling my posessions and becoming an aid worker?

~Matt~ 29th June 2005 11:57 PM

i want to watch it.. :P

Corybobory 2nd July 2005 07:13 PM

http://music.channel.aol.com/live_8_...t/home/uk_main

Who else is watching the live feed?? This is so cool!! Madonna's on right now!! Yayyyyyyyyy this is great!!!

devilayu 2nd July 2005 10:45 PM

We haven't even been home all day, yet the Live 8 concert has been on the TV since it started. It's on right now actually, lol.

Remember, the profit from the DVDs of the past Live Aid go to help the cause in Africa.

Namie 2nd July 2005 11:01 PM

LIVE 8?
 
Someone know about this concert? I was watching it just now and they showed liveconcert from diffrent places. Japan were in it....wonder if Ayu performed..... :lech

perfectodub 2nd July 2005 11:06 PM

Artists confirmed to participate in the July 6, 2005 Live 8 concert. (just in tokio)

Tokyo - Makuhari Messe

Bjork
Def Tech
Dreams Come True
Good Charlotte
McFly
Rize

no ayumi :( or other JAPANESE diva

Beyond the Sea 2nd July 2005 11:22 PM

Yeah I saw that earlier this morning, and they didn't even show a clip of the tokyo show on MTV or VH1 :(

bulmasman 2nd July 2005 11:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Phantoma
That's nice, now where am I going to find a white band? Hmm..

Dreams Come True and Def Tech are playing Tokyo, that's pretty cool. I guess it would be a dumb question to ask if they'll be shown on TV..

I've read that DAI were added to the bill really late, that i would have liked to see :)

anyway, although i'm not a fan of many of the artists, i can't deny it's been a great show. But still in london, why the hell give us snoop dog? so out of place o.O

stardusties 2nd July 2005 11:25 PM

haha awsome! road trip >>; am I late to get on topic again? -die-

bulmasman 2nd July 2005 11:30 PM

News from Yahoo:

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MAKUHARI, Japan - The Live 8 global music marathon to raise awareness of African poverty began in Japan on Saturday, as Bjork and Good Charlotte joined local bands in a concert that failed to generate much interest in Asia's only G-8 nation.

Added to the Live 8 list at the last minute, the concert in Japan drew only about 10,000 people, all of whom were selected in a lottery. The venue in this Tokyo suburb normally holds about 20,000.

Even so, organizers said that considering they had less than a month to prepare, it was a good showing.

"There's no precedent for this," said Lily Sobhani, one of the event's organizers. "This was done mega-quick. It's absolutely amazing that this is happening in Japan."

Live 8 aims to push aid for Africa high on the agenda of the Group of Eight major industrial nations when they hold their annual summit in Scotland next week.

Despite the small turnout in Tokyo, performers said they were glad to be part of the larger event.

"It's a good event for Africa, a good event for the world," said Jesse, the lead singer for Rize, a Japanese hard rock/rap band that had the honor of kicking it all off. "We'd play even if it was just for one person."

"It's encouraging they got something together," Joel Madden, Good Charlotte's lead vocalist, told The Associated Press. "Maybe next time they'll get twice as many people."

Japan became the kickoff point because it is in an earlier time zone than the other host cities around the world. Organizers say Live 8 will bring 100 artists on stage in nine countries and reach an audience of more than 5.5 billion people.

It failed to create much of a buzz here, however.

Japan's lineup, announced just a week ago, was a far cry from U2, Madonna and
Paul McCartney, who will be performing in London, or
Stevie Wonder and Destiny's Child, who will be among the stars on stage in Philadelphia.

But organizers say the inclusion of Tokyo was significant because Japan is the only Asian country hosting Live 8, and is also the only Asian country in the G-8. Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi will be traveling to Scotland next week to attend the summit.

"Japan is an economic powerhouse," said Claire Lewis, of the British development and relief agency Oxfam which is helping organize the event. "We feel Japan should be represented and there should be a voice from Japan saying we want to have an end to poverty."

The other Live 8 concerts will be held in Britain, France, Germany, Canada, the United States, Russia, South Africa and Italy.

"So many people are going to be watching it on their televisions — that's what really matters," said Harry Judd, of the British band McFly.
They really could have had a better line up, but with such a short space of time to sort things out they did ok. but to be honest, i wouldn't have tried going even if i was there, that lineup is rather dire imo.

PickleCookies 3rd July 2005 12:11 AM

I don't know about you guys, but I'm definitely going to learn about the poverty-stricken lands of Africa by listening to Bono wail while wearing his faux-chic glasses.

boogieordie 3rd July 2005 12:12 AM

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Originally Posted by PickleCookies
I don't know about you guys, but I'm definitely going to learn about the poverty-stricken lands of Africa by listening to Bono wail while wearing his faux-chic glasses.

LMFAO! I love you, PC :D

PickleCookies 3rd July 2005 12:41 AM

I love you too, Ashley. And feel free to quote me in your discussion on Farscape.

The only reason I turned on Live 8 was to watch Mariah. Nothing more. And I don't doubt that many people used this to watch their favorite artists as well- not to learn about the poverty situation in Africa. Maybe a few wanted to learn, but not many. If you think otherwise, you're just being naïve.

Jennie Mae 3rd July 2005 12:44 AM

WAAA!! I signed the petition and they showed my name when The Who was on!!

evolusean 3rd July 2005 01:14 AM

I signed the petition and saw my first name scroll by, and just as the first few pixels of the last name appeared, they cut to another camera!! I doubt it was me, though. :P Still really awesome to see all those names up there, though.

I had it on all day in the background. I'm not really a huge fan of anyone who performed, but it was just so cool to see. I think it's definitely a good thing, because it's to raise awareness which is the first step in making anything happen. People need to hear about something 10,000,000 times before they realize "Hey, this isn't just some out-of-touch story on the news, it's actually a really really really huge problem that's out of hand."

I really hope the G-8 meeting goes well this week. Does anyone know how many names are on the Live 8 list now?

boogieordie 3rd July 2005 01:33 AM

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Originally Posted by PickleCookies
I love you too, Ashley. And feel free to quote me in your discussion on Farscape.

The only reason I turned on Live 8 was to watch Mariah. Nothing more. And I don't doubt that many people used this to watch their favorite artists as well- not to learn about the poverty situation in Africa. Maybe a few wanted to learn, but not many. If you think otherwise, you're just being naïve.

Oh, the mods closed that awhile ago since we were all arguing with eachother.

My problem with the concert is that lots of people are making money on this but none of it is going to charity, which I think is BS. Yeah, they're raising awareness and being helpful, but I still don't think they should be profitting. I hope that when the DVD comes out that it all goes to charity like the Live Aid DVD.

PickleCookies 3rd July 2005 01:38 AM

That would be a good idea, but it's doubtful. Yeah, it bothers me too. Hell, they could even charge $1 a person, and get thousands, if not millions, from it.

boogieordie 3rd July 2005 01:52 AM

Exactly what I thought. My friend lives not to far from Philly, and she ended up not going once she heard that they weren't taking donations and that no money was going to charity. She thought that was lame.

PickleCookies 3rd July 2005 02:17 AM

It really is lame. *sigh*

Qt Mashi 3rd July 2005 02:58 AM

oh darn wish Ayu performed in it~!~! it's pretty big

devilayu 3rd July 2005 03:39 AM

I dunno if anyone read the AP news but apparently Japanese fans didn't really rally to the concert there, only half of the stadium was full (about 10,000). It's stark when you contrast it to the 1 million + people who crowded around Philly.

~^V^~ 3rd July 2005 06:33 AM

damn it was way wikid :D

MsMiyabi 3rd July 2005 07:07 AM

I thought they were making money from the viewers you know the money is make by how many people that watch

TeamAyu 3rd July 2005 07:21 AM

I heard the line-up also included Do As Infinity... I could be wrong though ^^;; I would think the stadium would have filled up especially since Def Tech and Dreams Come True were there. Hmmm maybe they needed more big stars to line-up.

Corybobory 3rd July 2005 07:35 AM

There's a lot of tlak about how money isnt the answer, it's awareness and change.. that's why it's not a charity. Give a fish etc.

norain 3rd July 2005 09:04 AM

Heh, they had no one interesting, and a 15 second clip of Bjork's singing. Good Charlotte? hahahah...Live 8 AWARENESS..."Ok so there's 3 million people coming all together with all the concerts. And if each of them paid a dollar that would be 3 Million! Ehh...nahh, let's just make it free and just for awareness so we won't have any money to donate to the poor." <--- hahaha

Corybobory 3rd July 2005 09:08 AM

^Money isnt the answer to poverty, it's politics and trade and debt and corruption etc... that's why they did the concert, so the people with the power could do something about it. Money is just a temporary solution to an ongoing problem :) *rant*

Yeah the Japan lineup was lame. But the LONDON lineup was All star!!!! I hope they put this on DVD I'll so get it!

CyberSpaceQueen 3rd July 2005 10:40 AM

I recorded the whole 11 hours, which were showed on an Austrian TV. I'll watch it later! it's sure cool

boogieordie 3rd July 2005 10:53 AM

The money would be given to create an infrastructure for these countries to despense aid to their own people, to educate their people about things like aide, better ways to farm, better ways to take care of their animals to use them to make more money... that's not at all like that "give a fish" thing. It's seriously about creating a way for them to take better care of themselves.

I realize the political pressure/raising awareness part of it all.. but that people are profitting off of the concert and none of that going to charity, is simply bull. Like someone told me today, it's people making large amounts of money under the veil of a charity event.

The number was the number of people that signed the petition to show support for the plan to give aid for Africa.


Also, the G8 is not only about debt relief but also giving money in the form of grants, that's what Blair is pushing for... there is no way that we can be just relieve debt and expect everything to be fine and dandy there.

Nikki 3rd July 2005 11:23 AM

It was an amazing show to watch! The line-up in London was great!
Too bad Ayumi didn't participate... :(

elaniel 3rd July 2005 11:54 AM

Do As Infinity were there. They didnt perform much though.

Hachimitsu 3rd July 2005 01:49 PM

I haven't seen much of Live8. I was watching a movie I had recorded the night before, so I kind of forgot about the concert.. If I would've known there were going to be Jpop artists I would've watched it, but all I heard about the Tokyo concert was that Björk and Good Charlotte were going to perform.. I guess I should've paid more attention.

Nikki 3rd July 2005 01:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Lieke
I haven't seen much of Live8. I was watching a movie I had recorded the night before, so I kind of forgot about the concert.. If I would've known there were going to be Jpop artists I would've watched it, but all I heard about the Tokyo concert was that Björk and Good Charlotte were going to perform.. I guess I should've paid more attention.

They only showed a minute of Björk's performance. They mainly showed performances from London and Philadelphia.

Hachimitsu 3rd July 2005 02:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Nikki
They only showed a minute of Björk's performance. They mainly showed performances from London and Philadelphia.

Really? But did they show the Japanese artists?
I don't understand how they could only show a minute of Björk's performance, when they did show Madonna singing the same line about a hundred times..

Nikki 3rd July 2005 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Lieke
Really? But did they show the Japanese artists?
I don't understand how they could only show a minute of Björk's performance, when they did show Madonna singing the same line about a hundred times..

I know, it was stupid. I haven't seen one single performance from Moscow or Rome and I haven't seen any Japanese artists... They only showed Björk's performance in Tokyo. Furthermore they mainly showed performances from London and Philadelphia.

Corybobory 3rd July 2005 06:03 PM

^you could watch them all live on the internet, I dont know if you still can... go to aol music they might still have them.

LEOyumi 3rd July 2005 06:08 PM

I only watched to see Madonna as well, but before her performance there was a video.. Very touching. Then there was an african woman at the stage, that was in that video.. She was almost dead and everything, but she was helped and now she's healthy, it was really really nice!

http://www.madonnaonline.com.br/novo...g/live8_06.jpg

Hachimitsu 3rd July 2005 06:14 PM

I don't think it's still working.. Maybe I'll just buy the dvd.

*hearT_Place* 3rd July 2005 06:50 PM

When they brought the African girl that had been dying in the documentary out, that was really touching. She was really beautiful! And she looked so happy to be there. It made me glad because she showed that there was hope, but it also made me kind of sad, because how many lives that could grow to be as vibrant as she was are snuffed out unecessarily.

nmskalmn 4th July 2005 02:53 AM

Excerpt:
Quote:

Japan ticket confusion
By Deborah Cameron
Tokyo
July 4, 2005


The Tokyo concert was added to Live 8 two weeks ago because Geldof wanted to put pressure on Japan, the only Asian member of the G8, to lift its aid to Africa.

As late as the day before the concert, Japanese internet bloggers were saying they had only just heard about the concert and did not know where to get tickets, which were issued in a lottery. A further complication was that the concert started on Saturday afternoon and ended at 8pm, a strange arrangement for Tokyo's night owls.

http://www.theage.com.au/news/music/...?oneclick=true

norain 4th July 2005 04:41 AM

Oh wow, that's really stupid, just like the same thing Geldof did to the spice girls, but the whole spice girls thing was a publicity stunt for geri's new album

*hearT_Place* 4th July 2005 06:31 AM

wow, talk about last minute. No wonder they didn't have a better lineup

AyuGAME 4th July 2005 06:51 AM

i read it in my newspaper too..
its a concert that held in 8 countries
dreams come true perform in this concert too


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