Red Mosquito

AndySlash wrote:Jeremy
Why Go
Porch
Black
Alive

i get that there's going to be 5-6 ten songs a night, but unless this is an album show playing them all in a row is a bit much. throw in footsteps and it's six in a row from the era.



what's x'd out before porch? won't back down?

I'm fairly certain Ed puts songs on a setlist just to scratch them out on purpose, so people can see them online and be like, "OHHH MAN WHAT IF"

strangest tribe being scratched from milwaukee a few years ago still stings. so close.

This was my 25th and a great one.

4 Yield songs in the first 9 songs was awesome.
And after I missed Yellow Moon on the last tour, I thought I'd never get a chance to see it again until it becomes a rarity on some guy's fan written setlist in Amsterdam in about 15 years, but well, here we go. Couldn't be happier.

The Corduroy thing was a major downer though: what the hell have they done to that song?

Angus wrote:This was my 25th and a great one.

4 Yield songs in the first 9 songs was awesome.
And after I missed Yellow Moon on the last tour, I thought I'd never get a chance to see it again until it becomes a rarity on some guy's fan written setlist in Amsterdam in about 15 years, but well, here we go. Couldn't be happier.

The Corduroy thing was a major downer though: what the hell have they done to that song?

Yellow moon to footsteps to Jeremy !

Omfg!

And you got low light, red mosquito , long road, porch,
Sounds like a hot show so good for you

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Looks like "Weir Flash Burrito"

Oh

I thought it was Weir FELIX Burrito but you might be right.

Have A Peach Dorito

Looks like a decent setlist. Surprised they didn't play Can't Deny Me. Wonder why.

Are they still doing the call-and-response in Corduroy?

Night 2 poster (create a new thread and merge, will you?)

Dads of the Dead

Birds in Hell wrote:Reminds me of the 1998 setlists, which were pretty much the ideal for me.

Unfortunately, in 2018 and 5 albums later, playing only 4 songs post-1998 isn't a good thing.

Nice to see Yellow Moon there.

CopperTom wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:Reminds me of the 1998 setlists, which were pretty much the ideal for me.

Unfortunately, in 2018 and 5 albums later, playing only 4 songs post-1998 isn't a good thing.

If we have to sacrifice binaural and riot act to not hear songs from the last 3 albums that's probably just about worth it.

CopperTom wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:Reminds me of the 1998 setlists, which were pretty much the ideal for me.

Unfortunately, in 2018 and 5 albums later, playing only 4 songs post-1998 isn't a good thing.

If we have to sacrifice binaural and riot act to not hear songs from the last 3 albums that's probably just about worth it.

JuanHamm wrote:

CopperTom wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:Reminds me of the 1998 setlists, which were pretty much the ideal for me.

Unfortunately, in 2018 and 5 albums later, playing only 4 songs post-1998 isn't a good thing.

If we have to sacrifice binaural and riot act to not hear songs from the last 3 albums that's probably just about worth it.

Bad take.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

JuanHamm wrote:

CopperTom wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:Reminds me of the 1998 setlists, which were pretty much the ideal for me.

Unfortunately, in 2018 and 5 albums later, playing only 4 songs post-1998 isn't a good thing.

If we have to sacrifice binaural and riot act to not hear songs from the last 3 albums that's probably just about worth it.

Bad take.

Face it, even the band realizes no one likes Riot Act.

Bi_3 wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

JuanHamm wrote:

CopperTom wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:Reminds me of the 1998 setlists, which were pretty much the ideal for me.

Unfortunately, in 2018 and 5 albums later, playing only 4 songs post-1998 isn't a good thing.

If we have to sacrifice binaural and riot act to not hear songs from the last 3 albums that's probably just about worth it.

Bad take.

Face it, even the band realizes no one likes Riot Act.

I love Riot Act, I just really hate everything after.

CopperTom wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:Reminds me of the 1998 setlists, which were pretty much the ideal for me.

Unfortunately, in 2018 and 5 albums later, playing only 4 songs post-1998 isn't a good thing.

I mean, I don't know if I can blame them...in some ways they're victims of themselves at this point...they've kind of set these huge expectations on themselves as a live act the last 25+ years...at some point, age etc will catch up to them...maybe Ed will want to be Springsteen and want to do 4 hour shows at age 70, but I don't know if the rest of the guys have that in them

Expecting at least 1 song to be played from each album is a reasonable expection. Each album is someone's favorite. I always appreciate Riot Act and Binaural representation.