Red Hot Chili Peppers - Olympia/Paris 2002 (Full Show Uncut PRO/AUD)

Olympia (L'Olympia Bruno Coquatrix), IX District, Paris, France. June 4th, 2002.
Full show uncut mixed with AUD#1 (full audio of the show) and PRO#1 (professional audio and video footage broadcasted by MTV) and rearranged in the correct order.
This edit features the full uncut outro jam (which was edited down on the MTV broadcast).

===Timestamps====
00:00:00 Opening
00:00:35 By the Way
00:04:26 Scar Tissue
00:07:58 Give It Away
00:14:04 Universally Speaking
00:18:41 Otherside
00:23:31 Dig a Pony (tease; instrumental)
00:23:43 I Could Die for You
00:27:23 Havana Affair
00:31:03 You Always Sing the Same [[AUDIO ONLY]]
00:31:23 I Could Have Lied [[AUDIO ONLY]]
00:35:43 Fox on the Run (John & Chad solo) [[AUDIO ONLY]]
00:36:44 Don't Forget Me
00:41:53 Right on Time [[AUDIO ONLY]]

Encore:
00:44:07 Intro Jam to "Californication"
00:44:34 Californication
00:51:06 Search and Destroy
00:54:18 Outro Jam [[AUDIO ONLY]]

Notes:
Songs which were not broadcasted on MTV ("You Always Sing the Same", "I Could Have Lied", "Fox On The Run (John and Chad Solo)", "Right On Time" and the full uncut outro jam) were included. Apparently, they were sourced from audience recording and transferred in a lossy file.
Audio on "You Always Sing the Same", "I Could Have Lied", "Fox On The Run (John and Chad Solo)", "Right On Time" and the outro jam (rhcplivearchive.com) were recorded in amateur quality. The rest of the songs features soundboard quality
"Outro Jam" features partial footage
Minor synch and audio fixes
Photo gallery included

Credits:
Photo credits to rhcpfrance.com (Anne Sophie, Chris, Flea3, KhAZey, M, Needles, Nicolas and Slim)
Video broadcasted from a digital MTV rebroadcast (the best quality source available). Special thanks to RHCP Live Archive for sharing this gem

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