Well If Matt Tuck says it's an Original Quo song then it must be,   Just like Since you been gone is an original Rainbow Song and Because the night is an original Patti Smith song :)

I thought since you been gone was from kelly clarkson

Since U Been Gone is a different song

Since U Been Gone is a different song

no way!

Love how Matt Tuck is getting such a hard time for such a simple, honest mistake. I certainly never knew it was a cover

The organisers of Hard Rock Calling have explained their decision to pull the plug on Bruce Springsteen and Paul McCartney last night.

Yesterday (July 14), The Boss brought the second night of the Hyde Park festival to a close with a 29-song set which lasted over three hours. His performance featured guest appearances from John Fogerty and Tom Morello and culminated in two duets with Paul McCartney.

The Beatle joined Springsteen onstage right at the end to perform 'I Saw Her Standing There' and 'Twist And Shout'. However, the rock legends' microphones were switched off before they had chance to thank the crowd because Springsteen had already run over curfew. 

The decision prompted consternation on Twitter, with Springsteen's guitarist Steven Van Zandt leading a chorus of disapproval. He wrote: "Is there just too much fun in the world? We would have been off by 11 if we'd done one more. On a Saturday night! Who were we disturbing?"

Explaining the decision, a spokesman for event organisers Live Nation said: "It was unfortunate that the three hour plus performance by Bruce Springsteen was stopped right at the very end but the curfew is laid down by the authorities in the interest of the public's health and safety. Road closures around Hyde Park are put in place at specific times to make sure everyone can exit the area in safety."

Hard Rock Calling concludes today (July 15) with sets from Alison Krauss & Union Station, Christina Perri and Paul Simon, who will headline with a full performance of his classic 1986 album 'Graceland'.

it's a disgrace to pull the plug at 10.40pm when noise curfews are 11pm everywhere in the uk,  people who attended may be put off by attending in the future and Bruce Springsteen & Paul McCartney might never wanna play again either because of this

I dont actually blame the organisers they have had the number of concerts allowed reduced because of the local authorities. They clearly felt they had no choice. The local authorities threatened reduced concerts if the noise wasnt controlled, they felt the organisers didnt do enough and carried through on that threat.
 
The evening standard quoted rumours one option being considered is HRC going to 2 days next year to fit in with reduced concerts.
 
The local authorities need to lighten up and get a life. 
 
GNR for next year!! 
 
Cant see bruce back any time soon

Worse than the music being turned off at 10.30pm is that the bars are too 

The sound would be cut off before GNR even take the stage :)
they should book a full on classic 80s rock day.
 
Have The Soundtrack from Rock of Ages..
 
Def Leppard (Longer Set then Usual with Pyromania in full as its the 30th Anniversarry)
Poison
Journey
Foreigner
Twisted Sister
 
Throw in a few guest apperences from Tom Cruise, Russel Brand & Alec Baldwin aswell

Not necessarily to do with Soundgarden (or that much about Hard Rock Calling), and it wasn't big enough to warrant a new topic but... 

The Mars Volta were just utterly, utterly incredible tonight. One of the best live bands I have ever seen. 

The light show was rather ace. You can see it in my video:
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vP_IxWNYF6M

Soundgarden were amazing at this. Thoroughly enjoyed their set. Other things from the day; Black Stone Cherry were seriously ace, expecially considering they had about 16 people watching, Skindred again showed why they are one of the best live bands around, and The Mars Volta were quite simply awful.
 
And Iggy Pop's leathery hide looks just as amazing in the flesh.

Yeah, I thought they were good at Download but that was even better. Superunknown was a definite highlight and Beyond The Wheel still sends shivers down my spine.
 
Skindred were easily the second best band of the day. That's the fourth time I've seen them this year, and it doesn't get old.
 
TMV weren't that bad, but they just played a typically self-indulgent set; you're either into them or not, and there's not really much of a middle ground. I didn't get around to seeing the Cocktail Sausages after all though.
 
 

Caught the last couple of hours of the HRC footage on Sky Arts and they showed very little from the Friday. Unless I missed them no BSC but that might be a bullet dodged!

Why bullet dodged?