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HANOI ROCKS: Glasgow Video Footage, Photos Available

March 2, 2008

Fan-filmed video footage of Finnish rockers HANOI ROCKS performing the song "Teenage Revolution" (from their new CD "Street Poetry") on February 26, 2008 at The Cathouse in Glasgow, UK can be viewed below. Quality photos from the gig have been posted on Noizz Eater magazine's web site.

The group's setlist was as follows:

01. Fumblefoot And Busy Bee
02. Hypermobile
03. Malibu Beach
04. Street Poetry
05. Highwired
06. Day Later Dollar Short
07. Bad News
08. Power Of Persuasion
09. Teenage Revolution
10. High School
11. Fashion
12. Transcendental Groove
13. Back To Mystery City
14. This One's For Rock'n'Roll
15. People Like Me
16. Don't You Ever Leave Me
17. Tragedy
18. Boulevard Of Broken Dreams
19. Oriental Beat
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20. Powertrip
21. Obscured / Motorvatin
22. Up Around The Bend

HANOI ROCKS will play a series of acoustic gigs in Finland immediately following their current European tour. Their current drummer Kari "Lacu"
Lahtinen will leave the band after the trek, which kicked off on February 14 in Stockholm, Sweden and will conclude at the Astoria in London, England on March 7.

Demolition Records recently released a special-edition digipack of HANOI ROCKS' new CD "Street Poetry" featuring four bonus tracks: "Trouble Boys", "Fashion" (video),"Boulevard of Broken Dreams" (video) and "High School" (video).

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