Stolen from Baskstage.

Rock stars who lent their talents to Saturday's "Live 8" concert to fight poverty in Africa reportedly performed for free, but that's only if you don't count the luxurious "goodie bags" that were provided by organizers at one venue.

In Philadelphia, each celebrity performer was treated to a Hugo Boss duffel bag loaded with high-fashion trinkets valued at about $3,000, according to The Associated Press.

And that's not all. The altruistic artists were also feted in a special luxury lounge, where they reportedly chose from an array of expensive parting gifts. Some of the items scarfed up by the compassionate crusaders: Hugo Boss suits, valued between $800 and $1,000 each, XM satellite radios and subscriptions worth $500, Gibson guitars costing $2,000 each, Bertolucci watches, valued between $1,500 and $6,000.

So as a poverty-fighting rock star worth his salt could walk away with as much as $12,000 hunger relief loot, there has been no word yet on whether any of the leftover Hugo Boss suits and Bertolucci watches will be given to starving Africans. Yet another triumph of the modern world!