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Behind me were 2 brown chicks and 2 white guys. Are you one of the white guys? Lol Posted via RS Mobile |
Amazing show tonight, the Saturday crowd must have been tamer since they didn't get as many Paris encores. Tonight was definitely 10x, here's a copy of the set list if you are interested... The Throne Concert Setlist at Rogers Arena, Vancouver on December 17, 2011 | setlist.fm Posted via RS Mobile |
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I was on the other side. asian. it was a like, girl first seat, me, guy, and another girl. i have that beat stuck in my head now...that shit cray... |
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Co worker said they played it 12x Posted via RS Mobile |
^I lost count after 5.. i was just screaming my lungs out.. i don't think I can talk tomorrow. Want to thank Ghostrider and everyone for all the tips and feedback for the show. I arrived at the stadium at around 9:00pm. Show started around 9:20.. I made it from a friend's xmas party in coquitlam!! yess.... |
That shit cray |
one more time! |
Sorry for the cam phone quality pics. it was hard to get a clean shot http://i41.tinypic.com/2pqls7k.jpg http://i39.tinypic.com/14lk17d.jpg http://i39.tinypic.com/9pntyp.jpg http://i44.tinypic.com/2qv4ef8.jpg |
trdood: yep that was me, dunno why she even bothered to go if she was just gonna sit there... omg Jace, those seats look amazing!!! I'm so jelly at the people who got their stuff autographed. |
What a sick concert! Me and my buddies got upgraded from section 315 to floor row 28 and I counted NIP at 10 so I guess we're tied for the record. Someone on kanyetothe.com posted the pics of his CD signed. http://i43.tinypic.com/5m9wcm.jpg http://i41.tinypic.com/s25k7s.jpg http://i39.tinypic.com/29zac6f.jpg "GOT MY NIGGAS IN VANCOUVER, AND THEY GOIN' GORILLAS! HAAAAAA!!!" |
Great show. According to these guys it was 11 and that was the record: Jay-Z & Kanye West Perform “Niggas In Paris” 11 Times! : KillerHipHop.com |
God DAMN This was a fucking amazing concert Shoulda shelled out for some floor seats, but... I am damn satisfied with our seats in section 110 already :fullofwin: |
Amazing show. So sick. Can't hear or talk still from screaming and the unbelievable loud stadium. Vancouver deserved to have NIP played 10X. I could have sworn it was 10X because Jay said "10 TIMES!!" on the final encore. But on the watch the throne twitter feed it said it was 11X. Regardless, either Vancouver=Paris=LA or Vancouver>LA/Paris. Too comparisons I am happy to live with haha. I was row 19 in the middle, unreal seats to see both stages. Crowd was insane, amazing atmosphere and I hear it was still good even in the 300 bowl. |
Does anyone know why Kanye had white tape on this arms at last night show? |
War paint... gladiator style, hence the leather kilt/tunic |
i was in the VIP. it was fucking SICKKKKKK CONCERT. high fivin jay and kanye. they did paris 10x, tied the LA record. i was at the show saturday night too they only did it 3 times! the afterparty was SICKKKKKK |
fucking sick show last night! |
how does this compare to an armin van buuren concert assuming you're into both types of genre? |
VOYR: behind the scenes of watch the throne EP1 World Leaders EP2 The Chi EP3 Permanent EP4 Just Don EP5 Just Kids From Chicago EP6 Church |
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JAY-Z AND KANYE WEST: WATCH THE THRONE When: Saturday night (again Sunday night) Where: Rogers Arena VANCOUVER - The teaming up of Kanye West and Jay-Z for this year's larger-than-life collaboration album Watch The Throne was inevitable. After all, West was one of the producers behind Jay-Z's classic 2001 album The Blueprint and both artists have followed a parallel path ever since, Jay-Z the mogul/entrepreneuri, West the tortured, egocentric artiste. The common element in the Watch The Throne equation was opulence: Both rappers have been sitting on top of the hip-hop world for a decade, sometimes showing up on each others' records, defining the genre's fashion and directional shifts, streamlining mainstream and underground pop elements. West brought much-maligned tools like Auto-Tune to new heights on 808s and Heartbreak and his 2010 masterpiece My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy. If Watch The Throne, recorded in various studios and hotel rooms all over the world over the course of late 2010 and early 2011, suffered a bit from a lack of focus, it remains a landmark record for the simple fact that it brought two of hip-hop's biggest figures together in full force and promised a one-of-a-kind tour, generating a tidal wave of buzz. The album, which almost miraculously did not leak, sold by the truckload. The North American Watch The Throne Tour was coming to a close this weekend in Vancouver with two performances at Rogers Arena. Confetti from funk-pop icon Prince's spectacular concert Friday night still speckled the stands where the fans were anxiously awaiting Ye and Hova's performance Saturday, the penultimate date on the pair's 27-date tour. Vancouver's royal weekend was about to get kicked up another notch with a show that would blend both rappers' best tracks, a hip-hop marathon of ridiculous proportions, laced with all the mythical grandeur one would have expected. Material from Watch The Throne basically bookended the evening, which kicked off with H.A.M. and a laser-filled Who Gon' Stop Me, Kanye and Jay-Z appearing atop two cube-shaped mini-stages at each end of the room before joining forces on the main stage, American flag in the background, fireballs blasting from both sides for hit single Otis, with Otis Redding's Try A Little Tenderness mixed in. Both rappers then took turns performing highlight cuts from their extensive catalogues, Kanye handing out Can't Tell Me Nothing and Flashing Lights (shadow play and lasers), Jesus Walks and Diamonds From Sierra Leone, Jay-Z returning the favour with Public Service Announcement, U Don't Know (the crowd throwing down diamond hand signs in unison) and Run This Town. There was no doubt we were witnessing an epic meeting of the hip-hop minds, a summit of we would likely not see again, Kanye and Jay-Z providing the real fireworks with their rhymes, the rest of the presentation consisting of two large mirrored screens used to great effect, more fireballs and lasers, a small backing band adding live sonic texturing to the DJ tracks. It was no contest, it was a demonstration of dual mastery of a genre, a celebration of power that reached an early peak when Kanye busted out Monster and (of course) Power, the entire arena shaking during the King Crimson-sampled break. "It's an honor to be on this stage with my idol," Kanye said at the end of Made in America. "We're on the stage together to show you what can happen if your share ideas. Be great. Be awesome." Jay-Z's Hard Knock Life, Izzo (H.O.V.A.) and Empire State of Mind, where he asked, "Can I make Vancouver my home?" lead to Kanye's now classic ode to the douchebags, Runaway, West standing atop a red-lit cube stage in the middle of the room. Outstanding and unrelenting. However, no D.O.A. (Death of Auto-Tune) to follow Kanye's Heartless. Now that would have been kind of funny. Minor quibble: The sound mix could get pretty muddy at times, drowning out some of the vocals. Not that it mattered that much considering the near sold-out room knew and sang every word. In the end, this was a rap show for the ages, clocking in at well over two hours, hitting cornerstones like Stronger, Gold Digger, 99 Problems and more, ending on multiple renditions of N----s In Paris, Kanye and Jay-Z sitting atop their throne, having delivered what was easily one of the best shows of the year. Read more: Review: Jay-Z and Kanye West the kings of rap in Vancouver |
Here's a string of short clips from my cam phone. This was the atmosphere at ground zero; my wife and I had a blast. Enjoy and if others have vids/pics, pls do share! |
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