Drive-By Truckers webcast concert

I am absolutely shocked that this thread has not yet descended into a sinkhole of namecalling.

For shame.

 

The best thing that hanging around this place has done for my life is turning me on to the DBT.

 

They did not. The full setlist is available at: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5546929. Won't let me cut and paste. I had to get up early this morning and I'm exhausted, but it was sooooooo worth it.

 

No Carl Perkins Cadiilac?
Jesus wept.

 

I love that there is a PBR ad on that page. Perfect.

 

the show's already available for download on www.dimeadozen.org for those who are bit-torrent capable

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=103913

Drive-By Truckers * 7/15/2006
9:30 Club, Washington, DC

Source: Sennheiser MD421 > Sony M1
Transfer: Fostex D-5 > MOTU Traveler > WaveLab 5 (fades and normalization) > CD Wave (splits) > FLAC

Taped and Transferred by Jonathan Epstein

1. Lookout Mountain
2. Where The Devil Don't Stay
3. Easy On Yourself
4. Feb 14
5. Sounds Better In The Song
6. Women Without Whiskey
7. Sink Hole
8. Never Gonna Change
9. Dead, Drunk and Naked
10. Guitar Man Upstairs
11. Ronnie and Neil
12. Moonlight Mile
13. My Sweet Annette
14. Marry Me
15. Aftermath USA
16. The Day John Henry Died
17. Do It Yourself
18. When The Pin Hits The Shell
19. Wednesday
20. Goddamn Lonely Love
21. 18 Wheels Of Love
22. Daddy's Cup
23. Buttholeville
24. Let There Be Rock
25. encore break
26. World of Hurt
27. Decoration Day
28. Gravity's Gone
29. Puttin' People On The Moon
30. Outfit
31. The Living Bubba
32. People Who Died

 

I can't say I'm sorry. I'm not a big fan of that song. Sorry F_B. Cooley did a great job on the wordy "Daddy's Cup" (which I don't love either) despite the speculation that he was drunk(er than usual).

 

This sucker is going into my iTunes ... thanks for the headsup.

 

Also, the cover of "Moonlight Mile" has me thinking: What are some of the better Stones covers out there? I'm partial to Phish's "Loving Cup," but that's one of my favorite songs anyways ...

 

steve earle and the supersuckers do a great version of "before they make me run"

 

Gram Parsons's "Wild Horses."
Otis Redding's "Satisfaction."

 

Don't remember where I read it - maybe liner notes of an Otis Redding best of - but Keith Richards has said he enjoys Redding's version of the song better than his own. It's how he "envisioned" the song being performed.


Back on topic (sort of)... I've not listened much to DBT, but how do they compare with Lucero? Any of y'all familiar witht those guys? They're a nice little southern rock/country outfit.