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=> GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: reggie on April 29, 2011, 09:17:21 am
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Last night's show was fantastic.
Anyone have the setlists for the two nights? I want to compare them...
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i didn't go but found this:
2011-04-27, Hippodrome, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Solo
1. My My, Hey Hey (Out Of The Blue)
2. Tell Me Why
3. Helpless
4. You Never Call
5. Peaceful Valley Boulevard
6. Love And War
7. Down By The River
8. Hitchhiker
9. Ohio
10. Sign Of Love
11. Leia
12. After The Gold Rush
13. I Believe In You
14. Rumblin?
15. Cortez The Killer
16. Cinnamon Girl
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17. Walk With Me
pretty short for a $200 show?
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40 minute shows are the new black.
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cortez the killer was probably 40 minutes alone
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I saw this show in Richmond a few weeks ago. Same setlist, if not pretty darn close. Two balcony tickets were 130 with fees. Pretty sure the non-premium seats for the bmore shows were only about $10 more.
It clocked in at about 90 min. Very good show, but not mind blowingly great.
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dont think he does 20 minutes of cortez these days....
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death by slow torture
cortez the killer was probably 40 minutes alone
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dont think he does 20 minutes of cortez these days....
Definitely not. Pretty standard version.
The show was sans band. Just him and an assortment of acoustic/electric guitars, pianos and organs.
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Built to Spill's Cortez is the KILLER!
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Whole lotta After the Gold Rush up in that bitch. I like that.
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Built to Spill's Cortez is the KILLER!
widespread panic's version is the best.
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Richmond show was the same. It was good, but not great. There were some really fantastic moments, especially Cinnamon Girl, but I feel like a full band show would have been better. But I'm glad I got to see Neil, and my ticket wasn't too expensive ($57) so it all worked out.
Plus, Bert Jansch was wonderful.
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A minimum wage worker would have to work a full eight hour shift to gross enough money to pay for that $57 ticket.
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A minimum wage worker would have to work a full eight hour shift to gross enough money to pay for that $57 ticket.
I think the average minimum wage worker is probably listening to narcocorridos or reggaeton and not Neil Young.
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A minimum wage worker would have to work a full eight hour shift to gross enough money to pay for that $57 ticket.
you sure are good at math
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My three year old was lecturing me about evil rich white men who control the world last night. That's the example she used.
A minimum wage worker would have to work a full eight hour shift to gross enough money to pay for that $57 ticket.
you sure are good at math
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Hah. Yes. I try hard as well to instill respect of the proletariat into my kids...as well as a healthy dose of distrust to ANYONE that wants $$ from you.
My daughter is always saying "They're just trying to get your money."
My three year old was lecturing me about evil rich white men who control the world last night. That's the example she used.
A minimum wage worker would have to work a full eight hour shift to gross enough money to pay for that $57 ticket.
you sure are good at math
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My three year old was lecturing me about evil rich white men who control the world last night. That's the example she used.
Doctor Doom is your daughter?!?!
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My three year old was lecturing me about evil rich white men who control the world last night. That's the example she used.
Doctor Doom is your daughter?!?!
nice one
(http://perfunction.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/2008/09/11/rimshot.jpg)
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Went to last night's show. I loved it. I've never seen Neil Young live, but he exceeded my expectations. His voice and playing have held up remarkably well over the years. Highlights for me were I Believe in You, Peaceful Valley Blvd, and Ohio. Great show, douchey crowd.
I'm from Baltimore and had never been to the Hippodrome before. Great venue.
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I was there last night in the "cheap seats". If you know anything about Neil Young live, you know that he could care less about what the audience wants. He plays what he wants and tough shit if you don't like it. He barely interacts with the crowd. That being said, I thought the show was pretty good. I wasn't that familiar with the new songs from the new album, but that's my fault. He has been playing same set list every show - no changes. He played for about 1:45.
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Sounds like he was 10 times douchier than the crowd.
I was there last night in the "cheap seats". If you know anything about Neil Young live, you know that he could care less about what the audience wants. He plays what he wants and tough shit if you don't like it. He barely interacts with the crowd. That being said, I thought the show was pretty good. I wasn't that familiar with the new songs from the new album, but that's my fault. He has been playing same set list every show - no changes. He played for about 1:45.
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True, but about 100 time less douchey than B. Wallace.
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This is kind of cool. (http://twitter.com/#!/TwatterLord/status/65545219784978432)
I can imagine Neil Young touring with Thou as the opener.