Radiohead setlist

May 6, Tampa:
01 all I need
02 there there
03 lucky
04 bangers and mash
05 15 step
06 nude
07 pyramid song
08 optimistic
09 arpeggi
10 the national anthem
11 idioteque
12 you and whose army
13 reckoner
14 everything in its right place
15 airbag
16 bodysnatchers
17 videotape

encore
18 the gloaming
19 the tourist
20 just
21 faust arp (thom and jonny, both on electric guitars)
22 exit music

encore 2
23 the bends
24 house of cards

Wilco Setlist 3/10/06

1. Muzzle Of Bees
2. Handshake Drugs
3. The Late Greats
4. A Shot In The Arm
5. At Least That’s What You Said
6. Hell Is Chrome
7. Spiders (Kidsmoke)
8. Jesus, Etc.
9. War On War
10. The Good Part
11. Walken
12. Theologians
13. I Am Trying To Break Your Heart
14. I’m The Man Who Loves You
15. Monday

Encore 1:
16. (Was I) In Your Dreams
17. Hummingbird
18. Forget The Flowers
19. Airline To Heaven
20. California Stars

Encore 2:
21. Kingpin

Wilco Setlist 8/6/08

1. (Was I) In Your Dreams (w/The Total Pros horns)

2. Blood Of The Lamb (w/clarinet only)

3. You Are My Face

4. Side With The Seeds

5. I Am Trying To Break Your Heart

6. Company In My Back

7. Remember The Mountain Bed

8. Handshake Drugs

9. Impossible Germany

10. It’s Just That Simple

11. Forget The Flowers

12. Hate It Here (w/The Total Pros horns)

13. Can’t Stand It (w/The Total Pros horns)

14. Walken (w/The Total Pros horns)

15. I’m The Man Who Loves You (w/The Total Pros horns)

// E1:

16. Misunderstood

17. Jesus, Etc.

18. Spiders (Kidsmoke)

// E2:

19. War On War

20. A Shot In The Arm

21. Monday (w/The Total Pros horns)

22. Outtasite (Outta Mind) (w/The Total Pros horns)

Breakdown by album

AM-1

Being There-5

Summerteeth-2

Mermaid Avenue Vol 1&2-2

YHF-4

Ghost-4

Sky Blue Sky-5

Mr. Tom Waits…

I have been to a lot of concerts, but there are very few that have really been once in a lifetime opportunities. Last night at the Moran Theater, I had one.

Mr. Tom Waits is on his Glitter and Doom tour, and he did not disappoint. Since Tom has hundreds of recorded songs there were a handful I had never heard before. However, despite the unfamiliarity, the concert was amazing.

Meg said it best. He performs as a caricature of himself. The stage set up. The unbelievable musicians. The character of Tom Waits. It was more like an acid trip version of a vaudville show more than a concert.

So very good.

Here is the setlist.

Moran theatre, Jacksonville, Fl.
July 1, 2008

Lucinda / Ain’t going down to the well no more
Down in the hole
Falling down
All the world is green
Chocolate Jesus
Cemetery polka
Get behind the mule
16 shells from a thirty-ought six
Hang down your head
Trampled rose
Dirt in the ground
Black market baby
Raindogs\Russian dance
On the nickel
I can’t wait to get off work
Invitation to the blues
Lost in the harbour
Circus
Hoist that rag
Lie to me
Anywhere I lay my head
Singapore
Cold, Cold Ground
Make it rain

encore:
House where nobody lives

I only heard one of the four songs I was hoping for, House where nobody lives, but that is the nature of the beast.

The same thing happened at Radiohead two months ago.

Anyways, great time. Meg and I are off to vacation so it will be a bit before I write again.

The River…

So saturday was the long awaited trip to the itchituknee river for some tubing. Nine of us made the trip and despite getting lost a few times and having to deal with a little rain, we had a blast. It was really relaxing. We even got to have some Tijuana Flats with Quinn and Shelly for dinner. Great day. Enjoy some pictures

More McSweeney’s

LIT 101 CLASS
IN THREE LINES
OR LESS.

BY BEN JOSEPH

- - - -

1984

WINSTON: Don’t tell the Party, but sex is way better than totalitarianism.

EVERYONE: Surprise! We’re the Party.

WINSTON: Oh, rats.

The Lion, the Witch
and the Wardrobe

C.S. LEWIS: Finally, a utopia ruled by children and populated by talking animals.

THE WITCH: Hi, I’m a sexually mature woman of power and confidence.

C.S. LEWIS: Ah! Kill it, lion Jesus!

Paradise Lost

ADAM: Paradise has arbitrary dietary restrictions?

DEVIL: They’re really more like guidelines.

GOD: Incorrect.

Moby-Dick

ISHMAEL: I’m existential.

AHAB: Really? Try vengeance.

ISHMAEL: I dig this dynamic. Can we drag it out for 600 pages?

The Great Gatsby

NICK: I love being rich and white.

GATSBY: Me, too, but I’d kill for the love of a woman.

DAISY: We can work with that.

Oliver Twist

OLIVER: Poverty ain’t so bad, what with all the Cockney accents and charming musical interludes.

ME: Thanks to movies, no books were read in the passing of this class.

PROFESSOR WATERMAN: You’re half right.

The beauty of the Wii…

After weeks of searching, we finally found a Wii yesterday in Ponte Vedra. It is glorious. I imagine there will be many Wii parties taking place this summer. If you have never played one, you need to plan on coming over and racing cows or bowling.

Speaking of bowling, The Big Lebowski has come up in conversation a lot lately. I think we are going to plan on having a Lebowski themed party at some point this summer. Just something for the kids, you know.

I am the walrus.

Summer Soltice

In honor of the longest day of the year, rich, meg and I decided to go to as many places downtown as possible before it finally got dark. We went by leaping lesbians pizza (actually called “cosmic blues”) where the pineapple on the islander was perfect. We then took rich to meet some other western PA friends at renevous where we discussed the ubiquitous nature of accoustic guitar players who only know James Taylor, jim croce, and jimmy Buffett songs. A good time was had by all. Come join us on our downtown tour next year.