RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS - Quicken Loans Arena, Cleveland, Ohio, Halloweentown

Red Hot Chili Peppers
Quicken Loans Arena
Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Tuesday 2006/10/31

Title : Halloweenytown
Taper : Roche
Source : hand-held Canon NTSC DC20 mini-DVD camera
Location: Section 128 row 13 seat 1
Length : approx. 1 hour; NOT a complete show--camera battery only lasted an hour!

Video System: NTSC
Video Bitrate: 6073 kbps; 29.970 Frames/s
Audio Codec: AC3
Audio Bitrate: 192 kb/s


Video Tracks (chapters) include

01 Titles
02 Intro Jam
03 Can't Stop
04 Dani California
05 Scar Tissue
06 Charlie (with Omar Rodriguez from Mars Volta on percussion)
07 Readymade (excerpt)
08 Throw Away Your Television
09 Hump de Bump
10 Maybe (John solo)
11 Snow Hey Oh
12 C'Mon Girl (excerpt)
13 Right On Time
14 Higher Ground
15 Tell Me Baby


Shot by fan from audience, very good video quality, but not a lot of close up shots:

"Had to use "zoom" function a lot to focus on the band and eliminate prolonged footage of other fans' heads and arms. Features special halloween intro jam with Flea (dressed as a warlock / witch) descending to the stage from a wire. John was dressed as a pee wee football player. Anthony came out in a mexican wrestling mask, while Chad Smith pounded the drums dressed in a "Wonder Bread" white jumpsuit to resemble comedian Will Ferrell's character in "Talledega Nights." Other than that, the band gave a great performance but it was clearly not one of their more animated shows. Anthony hardly addressed the crowd at all. Flea made a couple funny remarks, but that's it. I apologize for the snipped songs (Readymade and C'Mon Girl) but I was in a row filled with guys who were more interested in getting up every five minutes to piss and get more beer than they were in actually watching the show and listening, which meant that they skirted out of the aisle in front of me, blocking my camera repeatedly."


Note:
There is some bonus stuff as filler on the DVD; one is a picture slideshow of that gig and the other one is of John playing and showing guitar tips during an interview for "Guitar World" magazine. The CD-Rom footage was published with the magazine in the July 2006 issue; therefore it had to be omitted!


I didn't record that show myself, a big thanks goes out to the filmer Pete Roche in Cleaveland, he's been kind enough to provide me with his DVD so that I can put it up here. Enjoy!