Decent Tomahawk website with setlists and reviews up to July 2003. Nothing from the Geek Show aussie tour yet but probably will be eventually.

I was going to point a long list of pages that had concert chronologies or setlist lists for bands but found out that I had already posted a link to just such a list way back in May 2002.

The Setlist Repositories site is still up and running. This list is sites not on that site:

Pre_Shrunk
Walken ;p
The Grand Silent System
Faith No More, Buckethead, Mr Bungle, Fantomas, Beck, Secret Chiefs 3
Faith No More
Powderfinger
Sonic Youth
Rage Against The Machine
Stone Temple Pilots
Audioslave
Alice In Chains
Live
Superjesus
Finiscad
You Am I
Faith No More, Mr Bungle, Fantomas, Tomahawk, Lovage, Mike Patton, John Zorn, Naked City, Secret Chiefs 3, Estradasphere

Got any more? Post to comments. Or search google with [band name] + "Concert Chronology"

It's also worth tracking down CDr/tape traders who have their lists online as they may have the show you're interested in finding out about and may have posted a setlist. The Faith No More setlist info at fnm.com/trade was mostly found from people's trading lists.

The fans that put the enormous amount of effort into sites like this deserve a medal. The record companies don't bother, and the bands may do it but are too busy getting on with their lives to publish it.

No Geek Show 2003 Australian setlists yet :( Bloody fans.

Saddam captured. I love how everyone is saying "apparently". [via everywhere]

12 hours later, car bomb in Baghdad kills 17. [via news.google.com]

In related news, Avril's getting guitar lessons. I expect she'll be better than me in about a month. I never got leasons. Been playing since 1995. If I had have had leasons I'd have saved myself three years, but I'm not sure I'd have had as much fun. I still don't have the hang of classical guitar. I'm a pick and strum man.

Broadband competition finally kicks in with the big two. Optus returns fire with huge download limit upgrades for OptusNet users. 550Meg users get 3Gb, 3Gb get 6Gb, 15Gb get 20Gb. [via The Age]

Dave and my reviews of the Australian Geek Show are the only ones I can find bar one sentence "it was good" review in a newsgroup. What the hell's going on? I'm going to dig up some contacts.

Canada has "legalised P2P downloads" [via lots of places]. It's still illegal to upload. Adding a tax to digital media players to pay for it. It's a temporary thing? I wish someone would clear up the issue with live concert recording and deleted music. All unpurchasable copyrighted material.