2009 Set Lists -- POST HERE! - Page 14

ThurstonGore! · 07.28.2009, 02:14 PM

I'm 99.9 percent sure that's what I heard in Seattle.

matt reeder · 07.29.2009, 02:43 AM

Portland setlist:

No Way
Sacred Trickster
Calming The Snake
Stereo Sanctity
Walkin Blue
Poison Arrow
Anti-Orgasm
Malibu Gas Station
Skip Tracer
Antenna
Leaky Lifeboat
Massage The History
Silver Rocket

encore 1:
What We Know
PCH

encore 2:
Shadow Of A Doubt
Death Valley '69

Awesome show. It felt like it was 900 degrees inside even with the fans on.

Dead-Air · 07.29.2009, 03:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by matt reeder

Portland setlist:

No Way
Sacred Trickster
Calming The Snake
Stereo Sanctity
Walkin Blue
Poison Arrow
Anti-Orgasm
Malibu Gas Station
Skip Tracer
Antenna
Leaky Lifeboat
Massage The History
Silver Rocket

encore 1:
What We Know
PCH

encore 2:
Shadow Of A Doubt
Death Valley '69

Awesome show. It felt like it was 900 degrees inside even with the fans on.

Thank God for the fan in front of Lee. What an awesome set. "Silver Rocket" totally smoked. I'll post pictures soon,

badgercorn · 07.29.2009, 11:51 AM

Ooh, Skip Tracer..

tonylbarbur · 07.29.2009, 12:24 PM

The Air Conditioner blew up before the show. Our apologies. Ive been waiting to see SY my entire life. It was incredible. Kimmie wailed through Pacifac Coast Highway like crushin bones! Great show thank you all for getting it to sell out. Thurston has sweat dripping off his guitar. and had probs with his peddel. And still sang his way through. They fixed the problem. By far this show was one my top 5 lifetime moments!

Chris Lawrence · 07.29.2009, 01:33 PM

portland was an unforgettable night. enough said (by me, at least).

decatense · 07.29.2009, 03:04 PM

I've never had an answer to the question "What's the best show you've ever seen?" .. I usually end up listing a few REALLY GOOD ones. But, I think this was probably my best show.
It was so hot but Skip Tracer + amazing crowd energy during Silver Rocket and DV69 = excellent.

jennthebenn · 07.29.2009, 06:41 PM

You know how people on here are always like, "Steve Shelley is a really
cool, friendly, down-to-earth guy?"

WRONG.

He is the coolest, friendliest, most down-to-earth guy. Let it be
definitively known.

Sold the four copies of "No Setlist" I had on hand to Lee Ranaldo
backstage for the whole band--and Chris L.'s copy, haha. (Send me your
address, dude, Patrick has a new one ready to send out your way.) His
enthusiasm for the book (and Thurston's as well--he damn near made me
blush to beet-color) took me aback. I couldn't have dreamed of a better reception for "No Setlist". I hope they love it like I do.

stu666 · 07.29.2009, 06:43 PM

nice one Jenn, you deserve it.

Kegmama · 07.29.2009, 07:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jennthebenn

You know how people on here are always like, "Steve Shelley is a really
cool, friendly, down-to-earth guy?"

WRONG.

He is the coolest, friendliest, most down-to-earth guy. Let it be
definitively known.

Sold the four copies of "No Setlist" I had on hand to Lee Ranaldo
backstage for the whole band--and Chris L.'s copy, haha. (Send me your
address, dude, Patrick has a new one ready to send out your way.) His
enthusiasm for the book (and Thurston's as well--he damn near made me
blush to beet-color) took me aback. I couldn't have dreamed of a better reception for "No Setlist". I hope they love it like I do.

holy shit balls jenn! i can not wait to hear this story. i am so happy for you.

Dead-Air · 07.29.2009, 07:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tonylbarbur

The Air Conditioner blew up before the show. Our apologies. Ive been waiting to see SY my entire life. It was incredible. Kimmie wailed through Pacifac Coast Highway like crushin bones! Great show thank you all for getting it to sell out. Thurston has sweat dripping off his guitar. and had probs with his peddel. And still sang his way through. They fixed the problem. By far this show was one my top 5 lifetime moments!

Yeah, Steve was hanging out during Awesome Color's set and was totally approachable by anybody that wanted to tell him how much his music means to us. I told him my 17 month old is a big fan too.

I was right next to the stage in front of Lee and could not stop pogoing. I hope I wasn't annoying and blocking anyone's view. God damn that was a fun set!

mattmacneil · 07.30.2009, 02:34 PM

on setlist.fm, their show on July 20th states that they played 'Dripping Dream'...This must be an error.
can anyone confirm this?

pantophobia · 07.30.2009, 02:41 PM

they barely played it on the nurse tour, only like texas and australia if i recall, before the album was even released

and to just sure there is no confusion, no they did not play Tunic, if they had Chris and Jenn would have gone nuts on the board, not to say some other old old songs could reappear......after Stereo Santity came back, all bets are off

ThurstonGore! · 07.30.2009, 06:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pantophobia

they barely played it on the nurse tour, only like texas and australia if i recall, before the album was even released

and to just sure there is no confusion, no they did not play Tunic, if they had Chris and Jenn would have gone nuts on the board, not to say some other old old songs could reappear......after Stereo Santity came back, all bets are off

Were you able to attend the show? I'd rather someone who was there confirm or disconfirm this. No offense, but I'm assuming with your location being Maryland that you weren't there. Not trying to start anything or pass any judgement on you, just want to be sure. I can't think of any other songs of theirs that deliver that two-beat power coming out of feedback and into vocals...
Chris and Jenn...I'm assuming you guys were there since Pantophobia refered to you. Do you know? I've listened to every song (album wise) on the posted seattle set list and know there was definitely another song in between... It may not have been Tunic; I just can't think of what else it would have been since it's such a recognizable ditty...Darn...guess I'll ahve to re-listen to their cataloge

Thanks for helping me figure this out though everyone!!!

Magic Wheel Memory · 07.30.2009, 07:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jennthebenn

You know how people on here are always like, "Steve Shelley is a really
cool, friendly, down-to-earth guy?"

WRONG.

He is the coolest, friendliest, most down-to-earth guy. Let it be
definitively known.

Sold the four copies of "No Setlist" I had on hand to Lee Ranaldo
backstage for the whole band--and Chris L.'s copy, haha. (Send me your
address, dude, Patrick has a new one ready to send out your way.) His
enthusiasm for the book (and Thurston's as well--he damn near made me
blush to beet-color) took me aback. I couldn't have dreamed of a better reception for "No Setlist". I hope they love it like I do.

That's awesome, Jenn! I'm very happy for you. I'm about halfway through the book, and it's a great, great, read.

neptuneg · 07.30.2009, 09:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ThurstonGore!

Were you able to attend the show? I'd rather someone who was there confirm or disconfirm this. No offense, but I'm assuming with your location being Maryland that you weren't there. Not trying to start anything or pass any judgement on you, just want to be sure. I can't think of any other songs of theirs that deliver that two-beat power coming out of feedback and into vocals...
Chris and Jenn...I'm assuming you guys were there since Pantophobia refered to you. Do you know? I've listened to every song (album wise) on the posted seattle set list and know there was definitely another song in between... It may not have been Tunic; I just can't think of what else it would have been since it's such a recognizable ditty...Darn...guess I'll ahve to re-listen to their cataloge

Thanks for helping me figure this out though everyone!!!

The setlist is posted for Portland. Refer to that.

Chris Lawrence · 07.31.2009, 12:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ThurstonGore!

Were you able to attend the show? I'd rather someone who was there confirm or disconfirm this. No offense, but I'm assuming with your location being Maryland that you weren't there. Not trying to start anything or pass any judgement on you, just want to be sure. I can't think of any other songs of theirs that deliver that two-beat power coming out of feedback and into vocals...
Chris and Jenn...I'm assuming you guys were there since Pantophobia refered to you. Do you know? I've listened to every song (album wise) on the posted seattle set list and know there was definitely another song in between... It may not have been Tunic; I just can't think of what else it would have been since it's such a recognizable ditty...Darn...guess I'll ahve to re-listen to their cataloge

Thanks for helping me figure this out though everyone!!!

dude, the seattle show has already been posted on dimeadozen, the recording is there for you to listen to if you want (and i recommend it!). i have no idea what song you think may have been tunic, but i assure you it was not played.

full seattle set:

No Way
Sacred Trickster
Calming The Snake
Stereo Sanctity
Poison Arrow
Walkin Blue
Anti-Orgasm
Hey Joni
Antenna
Leaky Lifeboat
Massage The History
Cross the Breeze
--
What We Know
Death Valley '69

Joey Walker · 07.31.2009, 03:42 AM

I don't want to take the time to look back to see if they have played it or not, but does anybody know if they have played Skip Tracer on this tour at all? The reason I asked this is, they played this at the soundcheck for the St. Louis show, and at the time I didn't realize it. My friend who was with me at the STL show filmed the soundcheck on his digital camera and we were watching it, and I remembered that they had played that song, and I couldn't put my finger on what it was still, so I looked the lyrics up and sure enough, it was Skip Tracer. My buddy is working on getting the soundcheck up on YouTube currently. Anyhow, maybe they are going to start playing it soon or something, because when I saw them in Nashville, they soundcheck to Stereo Sanctity, and sure enough, it's become a set staple heh.

SuperCreep · 07.31.2009, 09:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joey Walker

I don't want to take the time to look back to see if they have played it or not, but does anybody know if they have played Skip Tracer on this tour at all? The reason I asked this is, they played this at the soundcheck for the St. Louis show, and at the time I didn't realize it. My friend who was with me at the STL show filmed the soundcheck on his digital camera and we were watching it, and I remembered that they had played that song, and I couldn't put my finger on what it was still, so I looked the lyrics up and sure enough, it was Skip Tracer. My buddy is working on getting the soundcheck up on YouTube currently. Anyhow, maybe they are going to start playing it soon or something, because when I saw them in Nashville, they soundcheck to Stereo Sanctity, and sure enough, it's become a set staple heh.

Quote:

Originally Posted by matt reeder

Portland setlist:

No Way
Sacred Trickster
Calming The Snake
Stereo Sanctity
Walkin Blue
Poison Arrow
Anti-Orgasm
Malibu Gas Station
Skip Tracer
Antenna
Leaky Lifeboat
Massage The History
Silver Rocket

encore 1:
What We Know
PCH

encore 2:
Shadow Of A Doubt
Death Valley '69

Awesome show. It felt like it was 900 degrees inside even with the fans on.

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Joey Walker · 07.31.2009, 12:17 PM

Okay thank you, I guess I didn't have to look that far back heh. St. Louis was before Portland though, so I suppose they were just prepping for it then.

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ThurstonGore! empty page Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: OlyWa! Posts: 10	I'm 99.9 percent sure that's what I heard in Seattle.
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07.29.2009, 02:43 AM	#262
matt reeder little trouble girl Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Portland, Oregon, USA Posts: 81	Portland setlist: No Way Sacred Trickster Calming The Snake Stereo Sanctity Walkin Blue Poison Arrow Anti-Orgasm Malibu Gas Station Skip Tracer Antenna Leaky Lifeboat Massage The History Silver Rocket encore 1: What We Know PCH encore 2: Shadow Of A Doubt Death Valley '69 Awesome show. It felt like it was 900 degrees inside even with the fans on.
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badgercorn bad moon rising Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 229	Ooh, Skip Tracer..
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tonylbarbur empty page Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Portland, Oregon Posts: 1	The Air Conditioner blew up before the show. Our apologies. Ive been waiting to see SY my entire life. It was incredible. Kimmie wailed through Pacifac Coast Highway like crushin bones! Great show thank you all for getting it to sell out. Thurston has sweat dripping off his guitar. and had probs with his peddel. And still sang his way through. They fixed the problem. By far this show was one my top 5 lifetime moments!
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Chris Lawrence Moderator Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: southwest canada Posts: 1,890	portland was an unforgettable night. enough said (by me, at least). __________________ http://www.sonicyouth.com/mustang // original folk blues ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .i'm the boy that can enjoy invisibility. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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07.29.2009, 03:04 PM	#267
decatense empty page Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: feeling happily isolated from the US in the PacNW Posts: 2	I've never had an answer to the question "What's the best show you've ever seen?" .. I usually end up listing a few REALLY GOOD ones. But, I think this was probably my best show. It was so hot but Skip Tracer + amazing crowd energy during Silver Rocket and DV69 = excellent.
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07.29.2009, 06:41 PM	#268
jennthebenn expwy. to yr skull Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Maryland Posts: 2,261	You know how people on here are always like, "Steve Shelley is a really cool, friendly, down-to-earth guy?" WRONG. He is the coolest, friendliest, most down-to-earth guy. Let it be definitively known. Sold the four copies of "No Setlist" I had on hand to Lee Ranaldo backstage for the whole band--and Chris L.'s copy, haha. (Send me your address, dude, Patrick has a new one ready to send out your way.) His enthusiasm for the book (and Thurston's as well--he damn near made me blush to beet-color) took me aback. I couldn't have dreamed of a better reception for "No Setlist". I hope they love it like I do. __________________ http://jennthebenn.tumblr.com/
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stu666 Super Moderator Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Stowmarket Posts: 13,504	nice one Jenn, you deserve it. __________________ http://tapewormstu.blogspot.co.uk/
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07.30.2009, 02:34 PM	#272
mattmacneil little trouble girl Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 72	on setlist.fm, their show on July 20th states that they played 'Dripping Dream'...This must be an error. can anyone confirm this? __________________
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07.30.2009, 02:41 PM	#273
pantophobia expwy. to yr skull Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Maryland Posts: 2,349	they barely played it on the nurse tour, only like texas and australia if i recall, before the album was even released and to just sure there is no confusion, no they did not play Tunic, if they had Chris and Jenn would have gone nuts on the board, not to say some other old old songs could reappear......after Stereo Santity came back, all bets are off
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07.31.2009, 03:42 AM	#278
Joey Walker empty page Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 7	I don't want to take the time to look back to see if they have played it or not, but does anybody know if they have played Skip Tracer on this tour at all? The reason I asked this is, they played this at the soundcheck for the St. Louis show, and at the time I didn't realize it. My friend who was with me at the STL show filmed the soundcheck on his digital camera and we were watching it, and I remembered that they had played that song, and I couldn't put my finger on what it was still, so I looked the lyrics up and sure enough, it was Skip Tracer. My buddy is working on getting the soundcheck up on YouTube currently. Anyhow, maybe they are going to start playing it soon or something, because when I saw them in Nashville, they soundcheck to Stereo Sanctity, and sure enough, it's become a set staple heh.
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07.31.2009, 12:17 PM	#280
Joey Walker empty page Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 7	Okay thank you, I guess I didn't have to look that far back heh. St. Louis was before Portland though, so I suppose they were just prepping for it then.
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