dda0002
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I'm going to score a ticket for tonight I think. Jeff promised a different set of songs tonight, and there are several that I have not heard live yet.
I have a ticket for tonight if you want it. I posted my info in the Got Extras forum.
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anyone have a set list from last night?
Not exact order or all the songs, but:
Art of Almost
I Might
Side with the Seeds
Ashes of American Flags
Bull Black Nova (pretty sure the only song from The Album)
Impossible Germany
Via Chicago
Shot in the Arm
I'm Always in Love
Standing O
Whole Love
One Sunday Morning
Encore:
Taxman ? with Nick Lowe
I Love My Label with Nick Lowe
Jesus
Late Greats
I'm the Man that Loves You
Heavy Metal Drummer
I'm missing several songs, but it seemed very heavy on new album songs.
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Got an extra for tonight, face value of $40 in the orchestra (floor). Email me at dda0002@yahoo.com. I work in West Midtown Atlanta or can meet near the venue at lunch or before the show.
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5th show overall, first since getting drenched at Chastain from the 3rd row....
Odd crowd...I don't know if its the influence of late coming fans of 'lounge-act wilco,' but it seemed like alot of the crowd (around me anyway) really got alot more into You & I and some other YtA songs than some of the songs that, seem to me, are better known. That said, the crowd was standing the whole show in the orchestra and Jeff commented about everyone standing the whole show in the balcony, and that 'you never see that in the upper decks, thank you.'
Jeff seemed in really good spirits tonight.
I think, though I could be wrong, the robot voice announcement did request no photography, not like stated at Miami no flash photography. Somewhere around One Wing or SITA, Jeff responded to someone complaining about their friend getting kicked out for taking pictures and Jeff said something along the lines of 'he had plenty of warnings, didn't he? he probably was warned after one picture and took another one, didn't he?' the person persisted and he responded with 'its not all about you honey' to large cheers from the crowd.
During the restaurant gift certificate giveaway, Jeff commented, rock shows really don't have enough raffle drawings. Someone towards the front commented that they own Grindhouse Killer Burgers (which is downtown in the Sweet Auburn Curb Market) and would give anyone who mentioned the show a free burger. He later amended it to having to bring your ticket stub, but thought that was really cool.
Sound was clear and not overwhelming. John was really low in the mix, would have loved to have heard him better, but no major complaints about sound.
Nels seemed to be moving freely and fully into the show. He killed as always, though after the second solo in Imp Germany, there was a very rough transition back into the melody part of the song.
Mike had a killer solo during Can't Stand It.
Great night, overall the best of the shows I've seen by far.
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Met Pat and John after an Autumn Defense show (Proud Larry's, Oxford, MS ~2003-4). Also talked to John again somewhere in Oxford around that same time elsewhere.
Met Mike after the show in Athens, GA (Classic Center ~2006).
All were very cordial and nice. The ones at the Autumn Defense show, John and Pat were milling around after the show because there isn't really a backstage at Larry's. Mike was walking down the street and stopped to talk for a minute when I approached him.
Like was said, as with any band, be cordial and appreciative, but not 'clingy.'
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been trying while at work with cell phone and work phone and this morning for 2nd, 3rd, and 10th.
The other day, Sunday, I think, got 14th, but that's the closest so far.
Atlanta Shows?
in After The Show
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Picture of the setlist from the AJC:
Full gallery here: http://projects.accessatlanta.com/gallery/view/music/wilco-092811/