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04/27/09: Centre In The Square: Kitchener, ON
#16

gratts99 Wrote:looks like the 11/12/2 is the normal setlist for tour. Booo urns

If they are going to go 11/12 then I'm hoping they go 11/12/3/2 or something similar.
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#17

im gonna go with
as i wind down the pines
bobcaygeon
scared
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#18

I think that the real interesting set list to see will be tomorrow to see how they mix up the same town shows. Really, they could play a similar list to the other night in Toronto, assuming it's a largely different crowd.
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#19

Gusthepolarbear12 (in another thread) Wrote:100th meridian was normal no jam session or sped up. Soo sick!!!!!

That's good news, hopefully it was the slowed down, groovy darker version like it sounds on the album, and like they used to play it in the mid 90's. I like that version waaaaay better than the way they've been playing it on recent tours, all sped up and with Gord yelling most of it. The slow intensity of it to me is the whole charm of the song, and the reason I've always preferred the album version to the live version.
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#20

rowdy-raddi Wrote:im gonna go with
as i wind down the pines
bobcaygeon
scared

I would absolutely love to hear wind down the pines live...

or from another thread, Get Back again...could you imagine!
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#21

Acoustic predictions:

Fire in the Hole
An Inch an Hour
Locked in the Trunk of a Car

**All jokes aside, I would love "Locked" acoustic.
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#22

Dammit...

When they advertised the 2-set, evening shows with no opener, I thought it would be the 30 song sets like in 2000.

That's pretty much why I bought tickets to so many shows. I mean 25 isn't that big of a drop off, but it's a lot closer to a normal tour show than one of the special shows we thought it would be.
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#23

Ah, Fireworks...again. Not missing anything IMHO.
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#24

BDS28 Wrote:Dammit...

When they advertised the 2-set, evening shows with no opener, I thought it would be the 30 song sets like in 2000.

That's pretty much why I bought tickets to so many shows. I mean 25 isn't that big of a drop off, but it's a lot closer to a normal tour show than one of the special shows we thought it would be.

i agree, plus the split set really hurts the energy of the performance. the sit down think was cool on the big screen, in concert not so muchl. Either way if they do a "Stadium" tour after or near xmas im hoping for the standard set.

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#25

I think we need to wait until the end of the week to get a good read on what to expect.... and one thing to remember....Depression Suite is over 9 minutes long....basically the length of 2-3 normal songs...
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#26

spottrax Wrote:I think we need to wait until the end of the week to get a good read on what to expect.... and one thing to remember....Depression Suite is over 9 minutes long....basically the length of 2-3 normal songs...

And playing that along with Escape in the first set makes for a longer set than it really seems on paper.
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#27

Good point. Not that I had a problem with the number of songs they were playing.
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#28

I'd just like to say this:

"AS MAKESHIFT AS WE ARE"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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#29

NWOntario Wrote:I'd just like to say this:

"AS MAKESHIFT AS WE ARE"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nice! I agree.
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#30

I'm not concerned about the similarities of tonight to Friday. If you remember, the Brockville warmup show to the Kingston (K-Rock) was nearly identical. We need 3-4 shows worth of material to make the tour a write off or not.

When "Blow, NOIS, Bones, Nautical" make their regular appearances, I know the tour will be set in its ways.
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