11/26/13 Oakland Setlist Thread

[Norah]

Pendulum
Nothingman
Small Town
Why Go
Hail Hail
Lightning Bolt
Mind Your Manners
Dissident
Faithfull
Setting Forth
Corduroy
Even Flow
Sirens
Daughter/WMA
Unthought Known
Let The Records Play
Down
State of Love and Trust
Betterman

After Hours
Yellow Moon
Last Kiss
Just Breathe
Thin Air
Given to Fly
Untitled
MFC
Big Wave
Do the Evolution
New World w John Doe
Porch

Smile
Crazy Mary
Black
Alive
Fuckin' Up
Indifference

[Charlie]

I'm killing it tonight

[Norah]

Lots of you pricks had Thin Air.

[Charlie]

I saw a lot that didnt

[Norah]

I just looked, it was a pretty common pick.

[Norah]

9 people had it.

[Charlie]

How many is that from Yield

[Norah]

Can't you count?

[CopperTom]

4

[Charlie]

4

Thank you

[super nintendo chalmers]

Whoa, Thin Air.

[matt reeder]

Other than "Thin Air" and "Faithfull" this might be my anti-setlist. This bodes REALLY well for Portland on Friday.

[matt reeder]

Speaking as somebody who has never heard PJ play "Fuckin' Up" (but Neil played it when I saw him last fall, so that's a lot better!), I spoke too soon. Oh well.

[hlniv]

Tonight's set is very long. 3 hrs 15 mins- 3 hrs 20 mins

Seems like I should like it more, but I dont

[Brainof23]

Despite remembering to pick a number of yield songs, I killed it tonigjt.

[Charlie]

I think I got everything but songs from Yield.

[KurtLeon]

Wtf is After Hours?

[Dr. Van Nostrand]

I saw a lot that didnt

I didn't because i wanted to hopefully hit a cinderella pick that others didn't

[Dr. Van Nostrand]

Wtf is After Hours?

Velvet underground cover

[Birds in Hell]

Even the Pit views seem pretty mixed (in part) for this one.

18th show, 2nd on this tour (was at LA 1), and I'd rank this near the bottom of the shows I've been to. The crowd was generally dead. Even the GA section. It was a greatest hits setlist that was great for the casual fan but not so great for more hardcore fans. Lots of screw-ups on songs (Faithfull, Do the Evolution, MFC). Was really happy to hear Nothingman and Smile. Was my first time hearing Faithfull, but Mike's guitar issues kind of killed it. Outside of that, Mike was amazing. Really enjoyed his solos tonight.

But yeah, LA 1 was such a better show in every sense.

I'm with the previous poster. This was my 53rd show, 9th on this tour, 5th on this leg. This show did not live up to Phoenix, San Diego and L.A. 1, in large part due to a lot of technical difficulties: Mike's guitar out of tune on "Faithfull," Ed getting shrill feedback a couple of times, spots not lighting when they were supposed to. It scores points for an unpredictable encore and impressive length. "Black" was a major highlight, searing and emotional. Mike just killed it on the solo.

And far be it from me to defend Dick Cheney, about whom I have almost nothing positive to say, but Eddie's rant was entirely misplaced because-- wait for it-- Dick Cheney actually supports same-sex marriage, as does his wife. It is their daughter Liz who doesn't.

The Dick Cheney comment refers to:

(Ed compliments Matt and Mike. The next song is about treasuring the things you love.
He goes onto talk about how it is incomprehensible that Cheney and his daughter don’t support same sex marriage even though the other daughter/sister is homosexual. Cheney’s wife’s plea to keep the matter private infuriates Ed because Cheney was the Vice President. He also thinks Cheney should be reminded every day that we are still cleaning up the mess his administration created. Lastly he suggests Dick Cheney take homosexuality one step further and make it single sex so Cheney can go fuck himself.)

Uh, good one, Ed.