Miss Fitt 2 wrote:

zany wrote:I thought it was funny when they asked if there was a "serviceable" guitar player to come up for stand/strong. Reminded me of last show there when ken(?) Was asked up but didn't know guitar.

Haha -- Did you see Danny turn to Kenn and say "Not you!" Priceless and all in good fun.

Yes, I did!

Good show. I see a photo of the setlist is on the page. However, the encore is slightly different from what is shown there. I feel it is my note-taking duty to inform!

Encore:

Mercedes Benz
Into My Arms (Nick Cave cover)
Wipeout (briefly, audience request)
Shakin' Street
Summer of Drugs (with audience requestor invited to sing onstage)
Misery (about their last layover in St. Louis, Missouri )/Silly Love Songs
Attacking the Beat

Great to see Nicole, Judith, Rob, Bill, Mary, Brian, Corinne, Ken, Kenn, my old pal Brian (different guy) again.

Sarah

Was at both this show and the previous night's (Infinity Music Hall); slightly different set & vibe, but just as much fun. Met the guys again after the show - got to chat with Dan at length. (And yes, Dan - I guess I have to admit to having a Lawng Island accent, much as it pains me). Really talented musicians, really nice guys.

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In the autograph line, I requested of Dave "Gone Forgotten." He replied, incredulously, "How do you even know that song? I don't think we even demoed it!" Haha.

I also brought along this little MN artifact, which I have had in my collection for a couple of decades, and both Dan and Dave flipped out when they saw it. Dave bragged about the Minnesota Wild's summer signings of two top free agents, and Dan told me that Dave used to play hockey with some guy who went on to play in the NHL, and how he (Dan) scored some tix not long ago to a game in Florida for 10 bucks, ha. Dave (left), Winston (right) and Dan (bottom) signed. Dan added the DB initials for Derek Boogaard, a former Minnesota Wild player who died in May 2011 at age 28.



Sound samples:
Just Like Anyone (8/24/12 MP3)

Pipe Dream (8/24/12 MP3)

Excellent pictures as always. It was good to see you at the show!

Always love seeing your pictures!

Thanks Alyssa, and Sarah! Nice seeing you and the rest of the group too!

Here is my recording of the show.

My mp3 edit:

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7170790/SoulAs ... DenWav.zip

Master wav File:

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7170790/SoulAs ... Denmp3.zip

I think the vocal clarity is a bit better on this one than the Infinity Hall show. A very fun show all around.

Who populates the show setlist page on this site? I notice that there are a lot of issues. The recent Bowery Ballroom show is missing the encore. And the Infinity Hall show and Wolf Den have swapped encores.

reboog711 wrote:Who populates the show setlist page on this site? I notice that there are a lot of issues. The recent Bowery Ballroom show is missing the encore. And the Infinity Hall show and Wolf Den have swapped encores.

That would be me; thanks for pointing it out.

The reason the Bowery Ballroom was missing the encore is that I forgot to come back and copy/paste it from the post from when I pasted the main set on the show page.

The reason I believe the other one got switched was because at the time of the postings the show threads had the Wolf Den concert posted above the Infinity Hall thread (so I posted the setlists in the order they were in the forum).

I put all the shows/setlists etc. in the archive and have done my best to keep it up to date and as accurate as possible, but if you see any others that are incorrect/missing though please let me know.

Thanks!

"Monolith Maniac"
I put all the shows/setlists etc. in the archive and have done my best to keep it up to date and as accurate as possible, but if you see any others that are incorrect/missing though please let me know. Thanks!

I've got a few updates/changes for you. No hurry but about 8 hours worth of work for you though

EasyStreet wrote:...No hurry but about 8 hours worth of work for you though

Really? You're the one who gave me the majority of the records to begin with; went through them with a fine tooth comb, did you?

I'm just curious (and a reply of a "me" would be fine): how many people check out the archives whether they be for viewing prior shows and/or setlists?