Red Mosquito

very cool setlist and it seems the show was really good.

very cool to see Man Of The Hour and River Cross.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Sad that Got to Give has already disappeared after only one play

Surely it will come back? There's absolutely no reason for this.

Highlights of the show for me:

Thin Air
I Am Mine
Waiting for Stevie
Man of the Hour
River Cross
Little Wing

Jaeti wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Sad that Got to Give has already disappeared after only one play

Surely it will come back? There's absolutely no reason for this.

It's probably the hardest new one for him to sing, the ending is pretty insane, and the live version they did really didn't sound very good anyway. I love the song but Im not sure they can do it justice live (Id love to be proven wrong)

Farmer John wrote:

swan wrote:Stone’s guitar was badly out of tune for Satans Bed.

This song is cursed. When's the last time they played it without fucking it up? 1994?

Very cool set, though!

I don't think any version comes close to the Atlanta 1994 version...it's almost always a trainwreck when they try it

I've only seen it once live (2008) and I don't remember it being a complete trainwreck, but I don't remember it being a standout beyond the fact they rarely play it

MattA75 wrote:

Farmer John wrote:

swan wrote:Stone’s guitar was badly out of tune for Satans Bed.

This song is cursed. When's the last time they played it without fucking it up? 1994?

Very cool set, though!

I don't think any version comes close to the Atlanta 1994 version...it's almost always a trainwreck when they try it

I've only seen it once live (2008) and I don't remember it being a complete trainwreck, but I don't remember it being a standout beyond the fact they rarely play it

Ed said he was nervous about playing it right before they started it

Woah, Eddie sounds pretty great here

Bammer wrote:

MattA75 wrote:

Farmer John wrote:

swan wrote:Stone’s guitar was badly out of tune for Satans Bed.

This song is cursed. When's the last time they played it without fucking it up? 1994?

Very cool set, though!

I don't think any version comes close to the Atlanta 1994 version...it's almost always a trainwreck when they try it

I've only seen it once live (2008) and I don't remember it being a complete trainwreck, but I don't remember it being a standout beyond the fact they rarely play it

Ed said he was nervous about playing it right before they started it

this song deserves to be cursed

ask me why

96583UP wrote:

Bammer wrote:

MattA75 wrote:

Farmer John wrote:

swan wrote:Stone’s guitar was badly out of tune for Satans Bed.

This song is cursed. When's the last time they played it without fucking it up? 1994?

Very cool set, though!

I don't think any version comes close to the Atlanta 1994 version...it's almost always a trainwreck when they try it

I've only seen it once live (2008) and I don't remember it being a complete trainwreck, but I don't remember it being a standout beyond the fact they rarely play it

Ed said he was nervous about playing it right before they started it

this song deserves to be cursed

ask me why

how so?

Farmer John wrote:Woah, Eddie sounds pretty great here

Yes, meant to say Deep was another highlight. Been lucky to see it 3 times this century, and it has always surprised me with how huge it is.

Kinda want to see Garden on Thursday now.

Deep is one of the rare 90s songs where I think Matt's style really works well.

They sounded really good. My favorite Yellow Ledbetter ever. Man of the Hour was wonderful. All the new song were really great.
Just Breath was a crowed favorite .
It goes to show maybe they know what they are doing
Rvm was inspired as ever.
First Low Light some how it moved me somehow more than I expected.
Alot of banter at times which will kill the flow of the boot ,but that's fine.

What made it even more magical was I got to enjoy it with my son. He had a blast.

swan wrote:

Farmer John wrote:Woah, Eddie sounds pretty great here

Yes, meant to say Deep was another highlight. Been lucky to see it 3 times this century, and it has always surprised me with how huge it is.

Kinda want to see Garden on Thursday now.

It’s not what it was, but Ed knows his limitations, and I think it sounds great. They should play it way more often.

mikejasond wrote:

Jaeti wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Sad that Got to Give has already disappeared after only one play

Surely it will come back? There's absolutely no reason for this.

It's probably the hardest new one for him to sing, the ending is pretty insane, and the live version they did really didn't sound very good anyway. I love the song but Im not sure they can do it justice live (Id love to be proven wrong)

I thought it was pretty great.

how many times have they played 'little wing'? do they only do this in seattle?

They are encapsulate Little Wing between the end of the first solo of YLB and the final outro soli of YlB . On Ed's had written setlist it is being called Yellow Wing. I believe it is new to this tour I think they did this in Las Vegas.

Tj wrote:They are encapsulate Little Wing between the end of the first solo of YLB and the final outro soli of YlB . On Ed's had written setlist it is being called Yellow Wing. I believe it is new to this tour I think they did this in Las Vegas.

Keeps that covers per show stat low

dad wrote:

96583UP wrote:

Bammer wrote:

MattA75 wrote:

Farmer John wrote:

swan wrote:Stone’s guitar was badly out of tune for Satans Bed.

This song is cursed. When's the last time they played it without fucking it up? 1994?

Very cool set, though!

I don't think any version comes close to the Atlanta 1994 version...it's almost always a trainwreck when they try it

I've only seen it once live (2008) and I don't remember it being a complete trainwreck, but I don't remember it being a standout beyond the fact they rarely play it

Ed said he was nervous about playing it right before they started it

this song deserves to be cursed

ask me why

how so?

look back into the hourglass of time and you will find your answer

Bammer wrote:

MattA75 wrote:

Farmer John wrote:

swan wrote:Stone’s guitar was badly out of tune for Satans Bed.

This song is cursed. When's the last time they played it without fucking it up? 1994?

Very cool set, though!

I don't think any version comes close to the Atlanta 1994 version...it's almost always a trainwreck when they try it

I've only seen it once live (2008) and I don't remember it being a complete trainwreck, but I don't remember it being a standout beyond the fact they rarely play it

Ed said he was nervous about playing it right before they started it

Was Atlanta the only show it was played at? I can’t think of another. If so, the only documentation of Dave A ever playing on it.