MUSIC THREAD

dear fellow hardcore pearl jam fans on the board:

i saw the following songs played live tonight in grand rapids:

Set 1 Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town, Given To Fly, World Wide Suicide, Life Wasted, Severed Hand, Sad, Marker In The Sand, Red Mosquito, Even Flow, Love Boat Captain, Corduroy, Daughter/(Blitzkrieg Bop)/(I Believe In Miracles), Army Reserve, Green Disease, Why Go, Inside Job, Rearviewmirror
Encore 1 Sleight Of Hand, Off He Goes, Around The Bend, Parting Ways, Hard To Imagine, Crazy Mary, Alive
Encore 2 Do The Evolution, Comatose, Satan's Bed, Leatherman, Blood, Baba O'Riley, Yellow Ledbetter

i love leatherman live. greatest setlist i could have ever asked for. god bless this band.

 

The best is "Crazy Horse." It's recently been released as "Gone Dead Train," which includes, I believe, all of "Crazy Horse" and a few songs from their other CD with Whitten and without Young. It also includes stuff from the Rockets, which was their name before Young discovered them and dubbed them Crazy Horse.
I once made the mistake of buying a Crazy Horse CD sans Young and Whitten and it was dreadful. But their best hits are on "Crazy Horse," which includes Nils Lofgren and Jack Nitzsche and of course Whitten, Molina and Talbot.

 

Good to see some love for the Old 97's on this thread. As I mentioned a few pages back their new double-live album is great. Wish they'd find their way up here.

 

Anybody check that new Nelly Furtado video with Timbaland. Not only is the song good, but Nelly going to be my future wife...HOLLA!

 

won't labron get jealous?

 

LeBron? And why would he? Are they an item?

 

d_w -- That's great news on the Crazy Horse re-release. Not only Gone Dead Train, but "Crow Jane Lady" and your namesake's glorious, "I Don't Want To Talk About It," which kills every ballad Poco ever made.

 

I love Nelly Furtado's music, but right now she looks too much like Janice Dickinson for me.

 

As long as she's not a crazy bitch like Janice Dickinson ...

 

lebron and faux-real are

 

and to get back on topic... if the twilight singers are coming to your town (you can check here -- http://thetwilightsingers.com/) you are doing yourself a great disservice by not going to see the bastards. good god, greg dulli rules.

 

The man knows his tunes.

So I'm going to check into Scott Miller and The Commonwealth and The Twilight Singers. I'll also pick up the Black Keys' "Chulahoma," a bunch of Junior Kimbrough covers. It can't miss.