Re: Set List, Brighton, 18/08/05

["Words 2 - Permuted" <Words2>]

Matthew

Thanks for posting. I agree the set lost it's way a tad in the middle, but  
really built at the end. I think we're all spoiled by Meltdown ;-)

Loved 'Not Fade Away' and 'Like a Rolling Stone'... good covers.

And as for young Tom.... reminds me constantly of Brian Wilson. You wind  
him up, let him go.. He's great, but you end up wondering what universe  
he's in. He played some pretty fine guitar lead towards the end though.

Words


On Wed, 17 Aug 2005 13:35:04 +0100, Matthew Hart  
<matthewjohnhart> permuted the following:

> Hi,
> Just thought I'd post the set-list and a few comments from last nights  
> concert.
>
> Reading: Piss factory
> Redondo Beach
> Beneath the Southern cross
> My Blakean year
> Free money
> We three
> 25th Floor
> Cash
> Ain't it strange
> Like a Rolling Stone (Bob Dylan)
> Dancing barefoot
> Seven ways of going
> Beacuse the night
> Not fade away (Rolling Stones)
> People have the power
> ------------------------------------------------
> One night (with you) (Elvis Presley)
> Horses/Gloria
>
> Think I've got everything there. Tony Shanahan took lead vocals on One  
> night (with you) which was played on the 28th anniversary of Elvis'  
> death - they had a lifesize Elvis cut-out on stage and 'Elvis Lives'  
> taped across the keyboard. Looking at it now the setlist looks pretty  
> good - didn't seem too flow too well last night though I felt, all a bit  
> random and it just didn't really build. And only two songs of Trampin'  
> which seems a little strange. Still great though, Southern Cross, Ain't  
> it strange and Seven ways of going particularly so.
>
> Tom Verlaine has really fitted in well there since Meltdown - sometimes  
> there it seemed he was kind of sat doing his own thing. It's all gelled  
> a bit more now and he gives an extra dimension to it all.
>
> Anyway, again, hope someone finds this interesting...



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