11-07-2007, 10:57 AM
October 22, 1994: The Odeon, Cleveland
Just look at the freaking setlist:
Impossibilium
100th Meridian
Grace
Fully
Unplucked Gems
Greasy Jungle
Yawning or Snarling
We’ll Go Too
Daredevil
Nautical
Fifty Mission Cap
Titanic Terrarium
NOIS
Fire in the Hole
Locked in the Trunk…
Thugs
Little Bones
September 25, 1998: Newport Music Hall, Columbus
After already playing Giftshop, Pigeon Camera, Nautical Disaster, Vapour Trails, and The Luxury, they closed out the show with Locked, Chagrin Falls, NOIS, Membership, IOD and Escape. Wow.
April 14, 2007: House of Blues, Cleveland
I don’t think I’ve ever heard the band sound better than they did this night. Exquisite sound, great vibe, and getting a setlist with Daredevil, Chagrin Falls, Gems, and Penguin in the States these days is a rare, rare, thing. And hearing them bust out Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald literally made me cry, since I grew up on Gordon Lightfoot. It was a sort of "full circle" moment.
December 31, 2006: House of Blues, Chicago
Jenna Bird, The Hip, and I in Chi-town to ring in the new year. Nuff said.
Music @ Work tour shows - July 2000:
Some of the most beautiful rock concerts I’ve ever been privileged to see, and I can't single one out. Kate Fenner added a richness and texture that words can’t truly describe. Heard some sensational tunes that I may never hear the band play again: Sharks, Train Overnight, Completists, Stay, Wild Mountain Honey, etc. Flamenco was absolutely arresting. There were some great DFN gems in there too. A great stretch of performances.
Honorable mentions:
- May 7, 1999: The Agora Theatre, Cleveland
- May 12, 1999: Stranahan Theatre, Toledo
- August 30, 2002: Odeon, Cleveland
- February 12, 1999: The Palace, Auburn Hills
- All the TATH shows. The mood and feel of these gigs was incredible.
- The first show at the Newport in Columbus, sometime between 1992-1994 (i can't even remember it's been so freaking long). The whole show was comprised of Up to Here , Road Apples, and Fully Completely material....imagine all the cuts which we now call "rarities".....
Just look at the freaking setlist:
Impossibilium
100th Meridian
Grace
Fully
Unplucked Gems
Greasy Jungle
Yawning or Snarling
We’ll Go Too
Daredevil
Nautical
Fifty Mission Cap
Titanic Terrarium
NOIS
Fire in the Hole
Locked in the Trunk…
Thugs
Little Bones
September 25, 1998: Newport Music Hall, Columbus
After already playing Giftshop, Pigeon Camera, Nautical Disaster, Vapour Trails, and The Luxury, they closed out the show with Locked, Chagrin Falls, NOIS, Membership, IOD and Escape. Wow.
April 14, 2007: House of Blues, Cleveland
I don’t think I’ve ever heard the band sound better than they did this night. Exquisite sound, great vibe, and getting a setlist with Daredevil, Chagrin Falls, Gems, and Penguin in the States these days is a rare, rare, thing. And hearing them bust out Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald literally made me cry, since I grew up on Gordon Lightfoot. It was a sort of "full circle" moment.
December 31, 2006: House of Blues, Chicago
Jenna Bird, The Hip, and I in Chi-town to ring in the new year. Nuff said.
Music @ Work tour shows - July 2000:
Some of the most beautiful rock concerts I’ve ever been privileged to see, and I can't single one out. Kate Fenner added a richness and texture that words can’t truly describe. Heard some sensational tunes that I may never hear the band play again: Sharks, Train Overnight, Completists, Stay, Wild Mountain Honey, etc. Flamenco was absolutely arresting. There were some great DFN gems in there too. A great stretch of performances.
Honorable mentions:
- May 7, 1999: The Agora Theatre, Cleveland
- May 12, 1999: Stranahan Theatre, Toledo
- August 30, 2002: Odeon, Cleveland
- February 12, 1999: The Palace, Auburn Hills
- All the TATH shows. The mood and feel of these gigs was incredible.
- The first show at the Newport in Columbus, sometime between 1992-1994 (i can't even remember it's been so freaking long). The whole show was comprised of Up to Here , Road Apples, and Fully Completely material....imagine all the cuts which we now call "rarities".....