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Revision as of 21:19, 27 January 2024
| October 15, 2004 | |||||||
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| Performance by Chester Bennington | |||||||
| Country: | United States  | ||||||
| City: | Long Beach, CA | ||||||
| Venue: | Vault 350 | ||||||
| Venue Type: | Bar/Club | ||||||
| Tour: | Punk Static Paranoia Tour | ||||||
| Other bands: | Doheny | ||||||
| Performing act: | Orgy | ||||||
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Setlist
xx. Suckerface xx. Gender xx. Dissention xx. Fetisha xx. Dramatica |Song x=Fiction (Dreams In Digital) |Note x=w/ Chester Bennington xx. 107 xx. Pure xx. Vague xx. Inside My Head xx. Opticon |Song x=Blue Monday |Note x=New Order cover xx. Can't Take This xx. Stitches
Show Notes:
- Chester was hanging out with members of Orgy that night in the venue and came out on stage to perform Fiction (Dreams In Digital) with the band.
- The setlist is unconfirmed, but originates from the setlist that Orgy was playing on that tour at the time.
Other Notes:
- The only known fanshot video of this performance didn't surface until it was posted on MySpace in July, 2006.
- Footage of Fiction (Dreams In Digital) was used on Orgy's "Trans Global Spectacle - 1997 To 2004" DVD.
- The opening act for the show was the band called Doheny formed by Billy Morrison (Camp Freddy) and Jon "J.S." Clayden (Pitchshifter).