The Pretenders - Don't Get Me Wrong - Live in New Zealand video free download
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Duration: 04:18
Uploaded: 2007/02/05
The Pretenders perform this classic rock song live at the TSB Bowl in New Plymouth, 5th Feb 2007.
A great concert with good audience interaction.
We were lucky enough to get seats on the 2nd row and luckily I sneaked in my video camera.
Chrissie was fascinated with the lake in front of the stage: "First time I've done a show with ducks swimming by" she said.
It didn't stop the hard-core fans from jumping in there near the end of the concert and dancing in the shallow water.
A great concert enjoyed by all!
Comments
9 years ago
kissklassics
Good camera work for having to shoot across a body of water. Strange to have water between the stage and the audience.9 years ago
John Rogan
needs a studio!...tinney sounding...poor kiwis...deserved better11 years ago
Michael Tabor
Great video! Hynde sounds and looks awesome! Can't believe this song is practically 30 years old...geez! Where's the time go??13 years ago
desasterz
Now that I see them playing it on stage, I realized it sounds similar to "Hard To Explain" by the Strokes... I think they may have been Pretenders fans.13 years ago
Maria Julia Ortega Mego
me encantan sus canciones a pesar que no son de mi epoca ...13 years ago
brad gilker
I'd love to see a Duet with Crissie and Johnnette from Croncrete Blonde, that would be.................13 years ago
john araujo araujo
chissie hynde, ela ainda esta c o jim kerr ? algem sabe dizer?13 years ago
relztrah
Oh, man. When she sways her hips at :38 I have heart palpitations.13 years ago
poopologist96
@marcdrumz I agree, Chrissie certainly is comfortable playing live and interacting with the audience.13 years ago
poopologist96
@marcdrumz Thanks much for your informative response. I only now recall seeing similar screens used by drummers in 1-2 videos of bands recording in the studio, but never in a live concert setting, despite attending many rock-pop concerts in auditoriums and clubs until 1996.13 years ago
poopologist96
@yeahnahsweetas Thanks for your response. You are correct about the screens' use for acoustics, as marcdrumz outlined below.13 years ago
yeahnahsweetas
@poopologist96 I tink it's got something to do with acoustics, but that's just a wild guess.13 years ago
poopologist96
Thanks for posting, I enjoyed this video. I love Chrissie Hynde's voice, both when she's singing and when she's talking. Why is Martin Chambers (drummer) behind plexiglas screens? Did the band have a high incidence of the audience throwing objects at the stage?14 years ago
Robbin Banks
always good, that guitarist looks not dissimilar to Dave Stewart14 years ago
playa moth
She could have gone solo and be Chrissie Hynde the rock star but she stuck with her band. I'm sure people would want to put her up in a pedestal and be introduced as Chrissie Hynde and the Pretenders but no, just Pretenders. What a lesson on humility. Way to go Ms. Hynde!14 years ago
leadchick
I've seen them live and all were amazing. Chrissie gave me chills (as always), she was amazing! They put on a great show filled with old memories, new material and a lot of joy in doing what they do. She's taught me soooo much, vocally and musically! One of my all-time favorite women in rock!!! What an inspiration...thanks for the post!14 years ago
ben909ben
Great Post sexy bass player nice guitar - giving us the album sound, but more and Chrissy..14 years ago
Shawn Davis
I saw them yesturday fantastic show....I stood a yard and a half away from the drummer I would have talked to them but I had nothing to say...14 years ago
Ryan Seacrest
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