Red Hot Chili Peppers - Bilbao 2006 (Full Show Uncut SBD/AUD)

Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao, Spain. April 18th, 2006. Stadium Arcadium Promo Tour. Full show mixed with AUD#1 (recorded by Franco Fenoglio) including those songs which were not broadcasted on Spanish TV network "40" and recorded by a member of the audience ["The Needle and the Damage Done (tease)", "Parallel Universe", "Otherside", "She's Only 18" and "Don't Forget Me"]. In this show, the band premiered two songs of their then-upcoming album: "Hump De Bump" and "She's Only 18". Chris Warren joins on vocal on the "You're Gonna Get Yours" for the first time live. ====Timestamps==== 00:00:00 Opening 00:00:21 Intro Jam 00:03:50 Jam 00:05:11 Can't Stop 00:10:53 Charlie 00:15:47 Scar Tissue 00:20:34 Dani California 00:25:23 The Needle and the Damage Done (Flea solo) [[AUDIO ONLY]] 00:26:21 Hump de Bump [Live debut] 00:31:00 Parallel Universe [[AUDIO ONLY]] 00:37:23 21st Century 00:42:07 Otherside [[AUDIO ONLY]] 00:46:55 Jam to "She's Only 18" 00:47:47 She's Only 18 (Live debut) [[AUDIO ONLY]] 00:52:11 Me and My Friends 00:55:51 Don't Forget Me [[AUDIO ONLY]] 01:01:52 Tell Me Baby 01:06:26 Right On Time 01:08:53 By the Way Encore: 01:14:58 Under the Bridge 01:20:00 You're Gonna Get Yours (tease) [w/first time with Chris Warren] 01:20:48 Give It Away Notes: The songs which were not broadcasted on PRO#1 ("The Needle and the Damage Done" (Flea Solo), "Parallel Universe", "Otherside", "She's Only 18" and "Don't Forget Me") were included Photo gallery included Credits: The audio on "The Needle and the Damage Done (tease)", "Parallel Universe", "Otherside", "She's Only 18" and "Don't Forget Me" is credited to Franco Fenoglio Photo credits to rhcpfrance.com "Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."