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Chester Bennington Live - 2008.12.09 - West Hollywood, CA, United States
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Tuesday, 9 December 2008
Guest performance by Chester Bennington
Country:
United States 
City:
West Hollywood
State:
California
Event:
Camp Freddy's Xmas Roxy Residency Show
Venue:
Venue Type:
Bar/Club
Performing act:
Camp Freddy
Chester Bennington performance chronology
| 24 Aug 2008 | 9 Dec 2008 | 8 Apr 2009 |
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Setlist
| 1. | Tie Your Mother Down | Queen cover |
| 2. | You Really Got Me | The Klinks cover |
| 3. | Highway To Hell | AC/DC cover |
| 4. | Girls Got Rhythm | AC/DC cover |
| 5. | Public Image | Public Image Ltd. cover |
| 6. | Rebel Yell | Billy Idol cover |
| 7. | All Right Now | Free cover |
| 8. | She Sells Sanctuary | The Cult cover |
| 9. | Suffragette City | David Bowie cover |
| 10. | EMI | Sex Pistols cover |
| 11. | Mountain Song | Jane's Addiction cover w/ Chester Bennington |
| 12. | Ace Of Spades | Motörhead cover w/ Chester Bennington |
| 13. | Whole Lotta Love | Led Zeppelin cover w/ Chester Bennington |
| 14. | Paradise City | Guns N' Roses cover w/ Chester Bennington |
| Other | ( 14 ) |
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Show Notes
- This was the second of four Camp Freddy's Xmas residency shows in Roxy presented by Indie 103.1.
- Chester came out to perform Mountain Song, Ace Of Spades, Whole Lotta Love and Paradise City with the band.
- The other guests from the night included: Slash, Billy Duffy, Franky Perez, Steve Jones, Mark McGrath, Darling Stilettos and Steve Stevens.
Other Notes
- This was the first and only time that Chester performed Motörhead's Ace Of Spades with the band.
- Dave Navarro talking about this show: "Later we were joined by Slash and Chester Bennington for Whole Lotta Love and Paradise City, which were the ultimate finale. Chester also did an incredible version of Mountain Song with the core band. Of all the people who I have heard sing that song, Chester is second best, after Perry [Farrell], of course. Chester obviously respects the song and really does it justice in his delivery and clear intentions to stay true to the original version. He also tore up Ace of Spades."