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Post by dededom on Dec 30, 2006 9:30:30 GMT 10
Damien Leith live at Warringah Mall, Sydney, December 2006 - www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTzrjQfgRowOk video quality, good audio quality of NOML acoustic  Great audience interaction.  AND it ends with a .... suprise! |
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Post by Bahamagirl on Dec 30, 2006 9:40:04 GMT 10
 The undies from another angle. Thanks dede. I guess I have to keep checking youtube.
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Post by 12ktina on Dec 30, 2006 11:42:10 GMT 10
Thanks for posting this Dede. You are a fabulous librarian!!!
Isn't he great playing live in that kind of environment? I am really reaaalllly looking forward to seeing him play live now!!! Can't wait!!!
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Post by auntybesure on Dec 30, 2006 12:51:31 GMT 10
Oh my God Oh my God...was that the knicker bit?
This was great footage. Loved the singalong (although everyone sounded like they were listening to music-to-slash-your-wrists-by in the first part of the singalong...) He sounded wonderful and it's a great sign of things to come...Bring on 2007
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Post by hyperrune on Dec 30, 2006 13:13:20 GMT 10
Great sound quality, I now actually know what he said! I just remember it as one hysterical blur! (He said OMG twice!! ;D ) Wish this person wouldn't keep wandering all over the place & taping the audience! How cute was the 'sing-a-long' thing? "Beautiful! It's just too good!" ;D I should really finishing uploading my own videos  |
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Post by flynn on Dec 31, 2006 11:09:08 GMT 10
Thanks dede.  He's great live but it will be even better when he can sing something other than that idol winners song. Sorry, but I think the song is awful and reading that article about the guy who wrote it (and his paint-by-numbers approach to writing hit songs) I can see why. But Damien is one of those people who sound good singing anything - thank goodness. |
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He's great live but it will be even better when he can sing something other than that idol winners song. Sorry, but I think the song is awful and reading that article about the guy who wrote it (and his paint-by-numbers approach to writing hit songs) I can see why.