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| NimrodsSon |
Posted - 10/13/2004 : 12:24:18
Wow! The show was absolutely sublime! I don't know if it was just the fact that I was there, but the band sounded better than any of the bootlegs I've heard from this tour. They had so much energy and Frank's (and Kim's) vocals sounded incredible. I was able to stand up in the front, about fifteen feet from the stage, right in front of Joey, and I got several pictures, which I'll try to post as soon as I get them developed. Be warned, though, that I used a throwaway camera, so they aren't going to be very good. Anyways, fantastic show, fantastic sound, and I had a great time! Here's the setlist (Frank had it arranged by keys, and Kim was trying to figure out how it was arranged the whole time; it was kind of funny):
1. Subbacultcha
2. Vamos
3. Where is My Mind?
4. Cactus (played the way he plays it with the Catholics!)
5. Velouria
6. Wave of Mutilation
7. Debaser
8. I Bleed
9. Is She Weird
10. # 13 Baby
11. Hay
12. Caribou
13. Bone Machine
14. U-Mass
15. Gigantic
16. Gouge Away
17. Holiday Song
18. Broken Face
19. Crackity Jones
20. In Heaven
21. Mr. Grieves
22. Isla de Encanta
23. Head On
24. Nimrod's Son
25. Monkey Gone to Heaven
26. Here Comes Your Man
27. Tame
ENCORE
28. Planet of Sound
I was pleasently surprised by the opening band (The Thrills). I thought they were fantastic and put on a great show. I'm also going to the two shows in Atlanta tonight and tomorrow, so I should have setlists for those, too.
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| dave |
Posted - 10/13/2004 : 14:32:49
It was a really great show, I have to admit that it still feels somewhat like a dream. I loved the banter between Kim and Charles as to how the setlist was arranged. When Dave finally told her how it was done, she said, "You know i don't know the keys!!!"
The other thing that really tickled me, was the little girl that rushed the stage to hand Kim a party invitation, then ran off stage left trailing a hulking bouncer. She emerged a little while later still trailing said bouncer and a roadie as she crossed the stage and went out stage right. Histerical. |
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