and 10) (6) Trigger Happy Hands (Belgium 10) TRACK LISTING
1) Nancy Boy 2) Ashtray Heart 3) Battle For The Sun
4) Soulmates 5) Kitty Litter 6) Every You Every Me
7) Special Needs 8) Breathe Underwater
9) The Never-Ending Why 10) Bright Lights 11) Meds
12) Teenage Angst 13) All Apologies 14) For What
It s Worth 15) Song To Say Goodbye 16) Bitter End
17) Mendelssohn 18) Trigger Happy Hands
19) Post Blue 20) Infra-Red 21) Taste In Men

36:T71a,As a long-time Placebo fan, I've been waiting for this Blu-ray unpatiently. Mostly, because their latest studio album "Battle for the sun" is a great example of how the band had progressed through the years. Although, if compared with Placebo's outstanding performance in Paris in 2003, this concert somewhat lacks the energy. As far as a track listing goes, I was disappointed that (in my opinion) one of their best song from "Battle for the sun" - "Kings of Medicine" is NOT THERE. C'mmon, guys, how could you!!!! All other hits are on the menu, and some of them ("Meds", for instance) sound very fresh. Another disappointment - new drummer. Don't get me wrong, it seems like he knows what he is doing (and doing a great job, BTW), still, an absence of Hewitt is a real loss. Nevertheless, old tracks sound quite good but not as good as on a "Soulmates Never Die" DVD (live from Paris 2003).I was lucky to see them live in Kansas City at the Beaumont Club in April 2007, and I'd tell you, Placebo - is even better live than on studio albums. Great band that grew with years, songs are more melodic and energetic now, yet somewhat private and romantic (yes, romantic!). As always, Molko's vocal is terrific and lyrics is outstanding!The sound quality on this Blu-ray is a very good (DTS-HD). The Dolby 5.1 surround and stereo mixes are enclosed as well for those of you who don't care about DTS. I do, and think that DTS mix is ALWAYS way better than Dolby 5.1 surround. Reacher, more vivid and brings a real fun to every concert or music clips mixed in DTS.There is