DirtyDiesel
Tenderfoot
heads I win, tails we flip again
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Post by DirtyDiesel on Nov 6, 2004 1:43:17 GMT -5
Well I'm going to go ahead and submit this but don't expect an exact setlist , I have remembered all but maybe one or two songs but this is in no order but that I grabbed all my cds w/ and wrote them down . It was an incredible show and the band was tighter than tight . Michael Bland on drums MAKES this show ! Paul was in great spirits and played very well .... songs played in no order ....
this is in no order but all the songs I remember , might have missed one or two , but not more ......
Waiting for Somebody (opener )
Kiss Me on the Bus
Let the Bad times Roll
Mr Rabbit
High Time
AAA
Love Untold
I Think I Love You (David Cassidy) in true Mats "lets play a cover" fashion , sounded nice
Achin to Be
I'll Be You
Alex Chilton
Valentine
Can't Hardly Wait
Left of the Dial
Little Mascara
I Will Dare
MPLS w/ Paul on Harmonica - awesome !
Making Me Go
What a Day for a Night
Crackle and Drag alone acoustic
My Dad
Lookin Up in Heaven
Folk Star
Fantastic show no doubt ! I'll try and bring along pen and paper for an exact setlist tomorrow nite .
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Post by troublkepnyerhedup on Nov 6, 2004 1:53:36 GMT -5
Nice work DD
As Far As I Know was in there too, Bland pounding away and was that the one with the delayed final beat?
Final Hurrah
AAA had a smidge of Anyways All Right in the middle
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DirtyDiesel
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Post by DirtyDiesel on Nov 6, 2004 2:15:03 GMT -5
trouble , you are so right , I bow to your (young?) memory so far greater than mine ..... Final Hurrah was a nice inclusion and what my wife calls "The Monkees song" ........ As Far As I Know , they were definitely included . Good heads up and thanks for reminding me . What a show , obviously you were there ..... please add a feeling you got from the show that I omitted for the others that weren't so lucky ... great show , yes ?? Thanks again . Respectfully .... Nice work DD As Far As I Know was in there too, Bland pounding away and was that the one with the delayed final beat? Final Hurrah AAA had a smidge of Anyways All Right in the middle |
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Post by troublkepnyerhedup on Nov 6, 2004 3:09:02 GMT -5
didn't folk star end with dylan's "only a hobo?" or did he play that separate?
also the new one, when he waved the band off, the one with the months spelled out (N-O-V-E-M-B-E-R, etc)
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Post by scoOter on Nov 6, 2004 9:03:38 GMT -5
didn't folk star end with dylan's "only a hobo?" or did he play that separate? also the new one, when he waved the band off, the one with the months spelled out (N-O-V-E-M-B-E-R, etc) i liked that one. oh, and folk star? it fvckin smoked. |
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Post by UnderneathABigHorse on Nov 6, 2004 9:12:16 GMT -5
I did too. Got a little teary eyed there for a moment, but I pulled myself together. Not so many scary drunk former frats as I thought there would be, though I was definitely a minority. The only one seemingly closest to my age group was a kid sitting up front with his dad or something. Also saw a teacher from my old high school. Creepy...
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Post by scoOter on Nov 6, 2004 9:16:13 GMT -5
The only one seemingly closest to my age group was a kid sitting up front with his dad or something. Also saw a teacher from my old high school. Creepy... hold on, are you calling me old? *shakes rake at teenagers on sidewalk* |
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Post by UnderneathABigHorse on Nov 6, 2004 9:32:49 GMT -5
Ehrm, I mean, except for Scooter???
Actually come to think of it, you probably are closer. The kid looked about 8-10 years old. Sorry I was only thinking about the people I saw up front. WHICH IS WHERE I WAS... Yeah, girl in front, about three feet away from Paul for the last half of the show, yeah, that was me. Some ponytailed guard guy tried to kick me back to my seat, but there was no f*cking way I was staying there. Dammit, no, I won't go, you freaking hippie!!! Bring it, I can take you and your patchouli stink!!!!!
Yeah, I'm still a little jazzed.
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Post by jodi, queen of the underground on Nov 6, 2004 9:58:21 GMT -5
The only one seemingly closest to my age group was a kid sitting up front with his dad or something. Also saw a teacher from my old high school. Creepy... faith, we shoulda switched spots. i was sitting next to the two cutest little emo nerds in the history of the world, adn they couldn't been more than 20. i just wanted put them in my pocket and take them home. of course there wouldn't ahve been much room in my pocket because the lady in front of me, who was totally in her late 50s (if not early 60s) was so into the show, shaking her grandma ass and bouncing her seat, i wanted to take her home in my pocket. it was so rad. |
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Post by troublkepnyerhedup on Nov 6, 2004 10:03:04 GMT -5
when i was there i was a couple seats from a rock writer, who presumably paul has in his pocket
oh and there was a little bit of Jingle in the middle of Folk Star too
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Post by Wolfdog on Nov 6, 2004 11:12:16 GMT -5
Some others I am recalling at this hour:
If Only You Were Lonely
Sadly Beautiful
and something I'm guessing is a new song....maybe from that movie thing he's working on?
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Post by RDHBrew on Nov 6, 2004 11:27:08 GMT -5
Setlist which my gf wrote down:
1. Waiting For Somebody
2. Latest Last Chance
3. Kiss Me On The Bus
4. My Dad
5. AAA
6. Achin To Be
7. Mr Rabbit
8. Making Me Go
9. Let The Bad Times Roll
10. As Far As I Know
11. Little Mascara
12. Valentine
13. High Time
(went to the bathroom & missed one here, but have no idea what it was)
14. Sadly Beautiful
15. Crackle & Drag
16. If Only You Were Lonely
17. Lookin Up In Heaven
18. What A Day (For A Night)
19. Love Untold
20. I Will Dare
21. I Think I Love You
22. Alex Chilton
23. Left Of The Dial
Encore:
MPLS
I'll Be You
Folk Star/Jingle
Only A Hobo
Can't Hardly Wait
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Post by GimmeGimmeGimme on Nov 6, 2004 12:12:48 GMT -5
Phenomenal show last night. In some ways it kind of reminded me of Neil Young and Crazy Horse, the way Paul and the band just kept slamming through the rockers. The band is great, Michael B is a rock and Boquist and Bowe sound and look good. Kevin Bowe started the show looking like an accountant with a suit and tie and glasses. By the end of the show, the glasses and suit coat were gone and the tie was barely hanging on. Highlights for me were "AAA" and "As Far As I Know" and the bit of "Only a Hobo" that he slipped into "Jingle".
It was also nice meeting WolfDog, Kathy and seeing Trouble again. The Pantages is a beautiful theater, the sound and sightlines seemed to be great. I had to eat my second ticket and after Paul I went over to the Triple Rock in Minneapolis to catch the Olympic Hopefuls and Mark Mallman. I ran into a friend and her sister there. She was one of the few people that I didn't offer the ticket to as I knew she wasn't a big 'Mats/Westerberg fan, but she said she would've been happy to go and proceeded to give me crap about it the rest of the night.
Finally, I remembered the name of the band that Kevin Bowe was in in the mid-80s: Summer of Love.
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Post by Seth's Mom on Nov 6, 2004 13:55:09 GMT -5
I drove 3.5 hours south from "da Range" to Mpls - hoping to meet fellow MWTers before the show at Lee's Liquor Lounge, but I got ridiculously lost, so I gave up and went straight to the theatre (I really wanted to shake Kathy's hand, and to thank her for all she does for us Paul fans...). At the show, though, I did get to meet "Hillbilly Junk" and his friend - both charming young men, indeed! By the way, "Hillbilly," it WAS the back door, and Paul DID come out, and he autographed my tee-shirt! Sigh.............
I've seen the Mats/Paul at least a dozen times now, and Paul's voice NEVER sounded stronger or sweeter than it did last night. Yes, the show was damn near perfect.....
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Post by matsrule on Nov 6, 2004 19:01:12 GMT -5
I got a pretty nice shot of Paul on stage with my cell phone. It makes a great wallpaper for your cell. PM me with a cell number if anybody wants it and I'll be happy to send it to you.
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Post by matsrule on Nov 6, 2004 20:00:42 GMT -5
And Jimmy thanks for the lighter!!
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Post by HillBillyJunk on Nov 7, 2004 12:59:36 GMT -5
I drove 3.5 hours south from "da Range" to Mpls - hoping to meet fellow MWTers before the show at Lee's Liquor Lounge, but I got ridiculously lost, so I gave up and went straight to the theatre (I really wanted to shake Kathy's hand, and to thank her for all she does for us Paul fans...). At the show, though, I did get to meet "Hillbilly Junk" and his friend - both charming young men, indeed! By the way, "Hillbilly," it WAS the back door, and Paul DID come out, and he autographed my tee-shirt! Sigh............. I've seen the Mats/Paul at least a dozen times now, and Paul's voice NEVER sounded stronger or sweeter than it did last night. Yes, the show was damn near perfect..... Hey christine! its me, brian...nice to meet you!sorry we couldnt hang around after the show, we NEEDED something to eat...specifically TACO BELL!!! what a great show. amazing. but night two was my favorite, and it hink tonight is going to be even better! |
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Post by Kathy on Nov 9, 2004 13:46:30 GMT -5
didn't folk star end with dylan's "only a hobo?" or did he play that separate? also the new one, when he waved the band off, the one with the months spelled out (N-O-V-E-M-B-E-R, etc) I like this new one too, didn't pick up a name of the song but did confirm it was an original ( I thought it might be a cover I didn't know). I'm a sucker for songs with months in them (I was hoping to hear "33rd of July"). |
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Post by troublkepnyerhedup on Nov 9, 2004 13:51:05 GMT -5
I was hoping to hear "33rd of July"). He wouldn't do TWO Partridge Family songs! |
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