Sounds right to me. They didn't play "Old Main Drag" last night (21st) did they?Clash Cadillac wrote:Well I forgot to take a pen to tonight's show again so I had to steal one from the pre-show bar. It turns out the damn thing would not write. Serves me right.
Tonight's set was different from last night. Here it is to the best of my ability:
If I Should Fall From Grace With God
Streams Of Whiskey
The Broad Majestic Shannon
Turkish Song Of The Damned
Young Ned Of The Hill
A Pair Of Brown Eyes
Boys From The County Hell
Tuesday Morning
Kitty
Sayonara
Greenland Whale Fisheries
Repeal Of The Licensing Laws
Sunny Side Of The Street
The Body Of An American
Old Main Drag
Dirty Old Town
Bottle Of Smoke
Sickbed Of Cuchulainn
Sally Maclennane
Poor Paddy
Irish Rover
Star Of The County Down
Rainy Night In Soho
Fiesta
Great Show, Great Memories.
Fillmore 2007 October 21,22,23,24
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Re: Setlist October 22, 2007
Tue Oct 23, 2007 8:21 am
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Re: Setlist October 22, 2007
Tue Oct 23, 2007 8:37 am
GunsOfBrixton29 wrote:Sounds right to me. They didn't play "Old Main Drag" last night (21st) did they?
Nope.
They switched the order of the first 2 songs.
Replaced Lullaby with Old Main Drag (I think). Now I am trying to remember if Lullaby or Greenland was dropped. I am blaming it on more Guiness than I originally planned...
Also, switched the middle songs from each encore. Poor Paddy and Rainy Night In Soho.
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Tue Oct 23, 2007 5:04 pm
Also featured was the super short version of If I Should Fall and then the super long dance-mix version of Turkish Song.
Which is to say that there was some confusion about which verses had already been used, and adjustments were made on the fly.
Which is to say that there was some confusion about which verses had already been used, and adjustments were made on the fly.
“I know all those people that were in the film [...] But that’s when they were young and strong and full of life, you know?”
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Tue Oct 23, 2007 6:39 pm
Aaaannndddd ... Looking at a photo I snapped of the set list last night, here's what the sound board thought the set list was:
Fall From Grace
Streams
BMS
Turkish
Ned
Brown Eyes
Boys From County Hell
Tuesday Morning
Kitty
Sayonara
Greenland
Repeal
Sunnyside
Body
OMD
Dirty Old Town
Bottle
Sickbed
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Sally
Paddy
Dog
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Star
Rainy Night
Fiesta
Fall From Grace
Streams
BMS
Turkish
Ned
Brown Eyes
Boys From County Hell
Tuesday Morning
Kitty
Sayonara
Greenland
Repeal
Sunnyside
Body
OMD
Dirty Old Town
Bottle
Sickbed
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Sally
Paddy
Dog
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Star
Rainy Night
Fiesta
“I know all those people that were in the film [...] But that’s when they were young and strong and full of life, you know?”
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Tue Oct 23, 2007 7:38 pm
DzM wrote:Aaaannndddd ... Looking at a photo I snapped of the set list last night, here's what the sound board thought the set list was:
Fall From Grace
Streams
They started with If I Should Fall...
I would have been really surprised if I´d been there, and thought WTF aren´t they going to play Streams Of Whiskey? Anyway, it´s always good with something new and I hope they surprise us even more for the Christmas gigs.
The piano has been drinking, not me
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Sunday and Monday were fantastic. The Filmore is such a great venue. Shane miscued a couple times but nothing so major that would throw a wrench in things. It was really cool talking with all the folks around me and everyone was super cool, the people in the crowd next to me, the waitresses, the security dudes upfront, and cheers DzM
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Fillmore #3?
Wed Oct 24, 2007 6:09 pm
How was Tuesday Night, 3rd night, at the Fillmore?
Unfotunately, I had to eat my ticket and stay home because my 6 month old has a very bad cold. And, I'm pretty knackered from the first two nights.
Hopefully, I can summon up the energy and make it across the Bay Bridge for tonight's show.
It's hard to do 4 nights in a row as a fan, almost in his 40s, with a job, and with an infant at home....
I can't imagine what it must be like for the band... who are traveling from one hotel and venue to another and who are all slightly older.
POGUES- Thanks so much for another fabulous run of shows!!! And thanks for staying behind to say hi to me and the wife again. We caught all 4 Nokias a couple of years back, all 4 last year Fillmores, and Chicago last Spring. (among countless others dating WAY back). With the exception of Phil's absence (and "White City"), and some technical glitches, Fillmore #1 was one of the best of the lot.
I hope to see you all tonight.
Unfotunately, I had to eat my ticket and stay home because my 6 month old has a very bad cold. And, I'm pretty knackered from the first two nights.
Hopefully, I can summon up the energy and make it across the Bay Bridge for tonight's show.
It's hard to do 4 nights in a row as a fan, almost in his 40s, with a job, and with an infant at home....
I can't imagine what it must be like for the band... who are traveling from one hotel and venue to another and who are all slightly older.
POGUES- Thanks so much for another fabulous run of shows!!! And thanks for staying behind to say hi to me and the wife again. We caught all 4 Nokias a couple of years back, all 4 last year Fillmores, and Chicago last Spring. (among countless others dating WAY back). With the exception of Phil's absence (and "White City"), and some technical glitches, Fillmore #1 was one of the best of the lot.
I hope to see you all tonight.
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Fillmore 1st and 2nd
Wed Oct 24, 2007 8:00 pm
Well back in South Dakota so I thought I would post a few memories of the shows. Honestly had a little more to drink then I should have so my memory is a little hazy.
Sunday night we were down on the floor. There was an older guy standing slightly in front of me, he was a foot taller and a hundred pounds heavier, so I asked him if he was planning to mosh. Thankfully he indicated “No, but I have been known to pogo”. The sound was great from this vantage point. You could feel the wooden floor sway up and down during the show. The White Rabbits were enjoyable. They covered Maggie’s Farm. I saw a lot of drinks flying through the air and my feet felt really stuck to the floor for most of the night. Shane is like expensive smelly cheese (his voice gets better with age) and the rest of the band as always sounded great. Many times during the show I thought of Philip and watched his stand in James. James seemed really focused on what he was playing with his head down most of the time. It really made me appreciate how Philip makes his job look easier then it is (I recall Joe Strummer making the same claim somewhere). My wife and I held each other in our arms during Broad Majestic Shannon and Rainy Night in Soho. The other 3 in our group joined in at one point for a group hug/sway/dance. Someone was shouting for Fiesta after the first 3 songs and I kept thinking no we don’t want to hear that, it would mean the show is almost over. Shane singing Kitty really left an impression on me this night. I kept having flashes of seeing his mother singing this on video.
Monday night we got in line before the doors opened and grabbed a table upstairs on the rail (booth #7). Great vantage point of the stage and crowd from there. Also, the 10 crystal chandeliers hanging over the crowd added to my fond memories of the Fillmore. Always nice to get another perspective of the show however the sound quality did not seem as good as it was on the floor the night before. I think Filthy Thieving Bastards really struggled with their sound board as the vocals seemed really muted from where we sat. The crowd seemed a little rowdier than the previous night. A lot of energy coming from the mosh pit. The show started with James playing Streams of Whiskey while the rest of the band went into If I Should Fall With Grace From God. I am not sure if James appreciated me busting his chops after the show about it but as his lovely wife pointed out it really just added another fond memory of the night. I could not agree with her more. Shane did not appear to be in as good of form as the previous night. He lost his way many times though the show, especially during Turkish Song of the Damned. It was great to hear Old Main Drag with both Terry and James on mandolin (this is becoming one of my favorite instruments). After Fiesta was done Shane tossed his beer tray into the crowd then went over and grabbed Spider’s tray which he tossed toward the back of the mosh pit. Bodies toppled into a pile then the pile surged before someone came away with his prize. I saw another guy get up grabbing his skull as if it had hit the floor, been kicked or stepped on.
I missed hearing White City because I love Shane’s little dance and Philip was dearly missed by all. Of all the 2006-2007 shows I saw in Boston, Vegas, Chicago and San Fran. I think the Fillmore shows are my fondest memories. I still have Poor Paddy running through my head 24/7.
Sunday night we were down on the floor. There was an older guy standing slightly in front of me, he was a foot taller and a hundred pounds heavier, so I asked him if he was planning to mosh. Thankfully he indicated “No, but I have been known to pogo”. The sound was great from this vantage point. You could feel the wooden floor sway up and down during the show. The White Rabbits were enjoyable. They covered Maggie’s Farm. I saw a lot of drinks flying through the air and my feet felt really stuck to the floor for most of the night. Shane is like expensive smelly cheese (his voice gets better with age) and the rest of the band as always sounded great. Many times during the show I thought of Philip and watched his stand in James. James seemed really focused on what he was playing with his head down most of the time. It really made me appreciate how Philip makes his job look easier then it is (I recall Joe Strummer making the same claim somewhere). My wife and I held each other in our arms during Broad Majestic Shannon and Rainy Night in Soho. The other 3 in our group joined in at one point for a group hug/sway/dance. Someone was shouting for Fiesta after the first 3 songs and I kept thinking no we don’t want to hear that, it would mean the show is almost over. Shane singing Kitty really left an impression on me this night. I kept having flashes of seeing his mother singing this on video.
Monday night we got in line before the doors opened and grabbed a table upstairs on the rail (booth #7). Great vantage point of the stage and crowd from there. Also, the 10 crystal chandeliers hanging over the crowd added to my fond memories of the Fillmore. Always nice to get another perspective of the show however the sound quality did not seem as good as it was on the floor the night before. I think Filthy Thieving Bastards really struggled with their sound board as the vocals seemed really muted from where we sat. The crowd seemed a little rowdier than the previous night. A lot of energy coming from the mosh pit. The show started with James playing Streams of Whiskey while the rest of the band went into If I Should Fall With Grace From God. I am not sure if James appreciated me busting his chops after the show about it but as his lovely wife pointed out it really just added another fond memory of the night. I could not agree with her more. Shane did not appear to be in as good of form as the previous night. He lost his way many times though the show, especially during Turkish Song of the Damned. It was great to hear Old Main Drag with both Terry and James on mandolin (this is becoming one of my favorite instruments). After Fiesta was done Shane tossed his beer tray into the crowd then went over and grabbed Spider’s tray which he tossed toward the back of the mosh pit. Bodies toppled into a pile then the pile surged before someone came away with his prize. I saw another guy get up grabbing his skull as if it had hit the floor, been kicked or stepped on.
I missed hearing White City because I love Shane’s little dance and Philip was dearly missed by all. Of all the 2006-2007 shows I saw in Boston, Vegas, Chicago and San Fran. I think the Fillmore shows are my fondest memories. I still have Poor Paddy running through my head 24/7.
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Wed Oct 24, 2007 8:14 pm
piemel wrote:1) What time does the band come on stage?
2) Any opening acts?
A performer will take the stage at ~8:00. His name is William Elliott Whitmore. Do yourself a favor and catch his set.
A band (more than one person) will take the stage sometime after 9:00. You should be sure to catch their set too. Highly recommended.
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Wed Oct 24, 2007 8:48 pm
DzM wrote:piemel wrote:1) What time does the band come on stage?
A band (more than one person) will take the stage sometime after 9:00. You should be sure to catch their set too. Highly recommended.
Will Shane make it to the shows?
Why do the Pogues cost so much?
Will they play Fairytale?
Is the username SpiderStacy on this forum still up for grabs?
Sorry, just had to ask.
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Wed Oct 24, 2007 9:15 pm
FAY wrote:Will Shane make it to the shows?
Who?
Why do the Pogues cost so much?
They hate you.
Will they play Fairytale?
Only if they can find a volunteer from the audience to perform the other half of the duet.
Is the username SpiderStacy on this forum still up for grabs?
There is one person that uses it sporadically. I'm sure he wouldn't mind sharing it.
Ahhh ... Sarcasm feels good with a slight hangover headache.
“I know all those people that were in the film [...] But that’s when they were young and strong and full of life, you know?”
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Wed Oct 24, 2007 10:37 pm
fluke wrote:Is piemel a dutch guy?
(do not think that people outside of the netherlands know the word.. maybe for the better)
very dutch... and very hard for me to make it to the city at 8 so I am glad to hear there is an opening band... will be there at 9 with my friend Jerry Hannan... buy us beers!
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