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Going Tuesday and Wednesday nights in Chicago as they close out this leg of the tour. On the last night of the European leg, they played all of “The Boxer” to open the show. Fingers crossed for a special night. I have never been disappointed in previous shows. Fired up.
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War on Drugs - Grade A show, despite the venue (Aragon, Chicago).
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Sept 2003 at the Auditorium Theater. They opened with a very ethereal version. You should be able to find it on sooutoftune.org. A very unique take.
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Anyone going to see Pete do Classic Quad? They released some some "less expensive" seats for Chicago two weeks ago and did get one. Eddie Vedder will join the ensemble.
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The album is currently streaming for the next 24 hours at TheWarOnDrugs.net (posted on 8/23)
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Thanks for posting the analysis. It took me two cups of coffee to finish it (though it seems like he drank two pots of coffee while writing it.) I have not been this fired up for an album release in some time, and I am lucky that I have a long drive later that day. I look forward to cranking it up and having an uninterrupted listen. I just wish that they did not switch the Chicago show from the Riv to the Aragon. Oh, well - more get to see what will be a great show.
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Roger Waters
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Confirmed. The show at Thalia Hall in Chicago was the Son Volt concert that I have been waiting to see and hear for years. Well worth it if he is in your area.
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Harbee's is decent for beer. Honky Tonk has BBQ. Skylark is about a mile away, but great for drinks and atmopshere - dive bar. Looking forward to the show, too.
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Mr. Pete Townshend
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Thank you for posting this. Terrific.
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Feed the Man Drugs
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I enjoy the box seats a great deal, but the issue can be standing vs sitting. I like to stand. I will generally do the courteous thing and step to the back. If you are in a booth, you are more like in a Vegas-style seat with table. It can be a hassle to stand. Generally people will stand towards the door area in your little private area.I got Box A for Saturday night as well. Never sat in the boxes there, should be interesting. Anyone ever sat there?
Being in this area makes you feel you are away from the hoi polloi and are kind of special.
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It is approximately 5 PM and no phone call nor email. I am assuming I did not win the clock. The vigil is over.
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You are correct. Great way to start the show, too.Bummer.
Wilco used Pure Imagination as intro music during the YHF tour, right?
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There are a limited number of pavilion seats available via Jam Productions. They were going on sale on Thursday, but I just checked and pulled one for #103. It is now Friday about 11AM.
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I love "Hiding Out" from White City. Wasn't Pete's version of "Save It For Later" also played during this performance?
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I saw them twice last spring/summer, and they were excellent. Pete is on fire. One cannot help but see him as the Elder Statesman of Rock. I want to see them again for a final farewell, but I am hesitating simply because of the set list. They are playing similar songs to what I saw on the first leg. They are playing "The Rock" off Quad and "PIctures of Lily" has received some time. I am just not sure I want to drop the $. If you have not seen them recently, you should see them while you can.
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Damn. I hope he gets better soon. I am concerned about this final leg. The ticket sales have not been that strong. I have seen level 300 seats available on Groupon for the Milwaukee and Chicago shows. I went twice on the first half, and though they were great shows, I am hesitant to hitting one more if they don't change up the set list. Regardless, get better, Roger.
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Greatly enjoying this.
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I am doing a little surfing on the web as I listen to the stream on WFUV, and I came across the review of today's The Who show in Hyde Park.
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Here is the set list from last night's Townshend-Vedder gig (courtesy of The Who board):
Opening intro from Roger
Leaving This Town(Simon)
Forever And A Day(Simon)
She Asked Me(Simon&Eddie)
I'm The Answer (Simon&Eddie)
Red Blue and Grey (Eddie)
Far Behind (Eddie)
Stand By Me(Pete&Eddie)
Corrina Corrina(Bob Dylan cover, Pete&Eddie)
Drowned(Pete solo)
I'm One(Pete and band)
The Kids Are Alright(Full band, Joe Walsh)
Eminence Front (Full band, Joe Walsh)
Summertime Blues (Full band, Joan Jett & Joe Walsh)
I Can't Explain(Full band, Joan Jett &Joe Walsh)
Behind Blue Eyes (Pete&Eddie)
Betterman(Full band, Pete&Eddie) - seque into....... Save it For Later (full band)
Won't Get Fooled Again(Full band, Joan Jett, Joe Walsh, Rick Nielsen & Eddie Vedder)
My Generation(Full band, Joan Jett, Joe Walsh, Rick Nielsen & Eddie Vedder)The takeaway: Awesome. It was, without a doubt, a special night. The only issue I (and others) would have is that it was too short - 90 minutes. The atmosphere was electric by the end of "Generation," but they took their bows, said goodnight, and the house lights went on. In truth, it ended too abruptly, wishing for more and hoping it would extend into more songs and rarities. On the other hand, it was a benefit - and one must remember that. If these two ever decide to do a mini-tour, I would not hesitate in checking it out. Ever.
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I will take notes - unless my head explodes.
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Great show last night in Chicago. Eddie Vedder comes out and plays "The Real Me" with the band.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeRe8lrGAx4
I will be going to the Pete-Vedder benefit show tonight. I fully expect my head to explode if they play "Sheraton Gibson."
The National - 7 December 2017 - Montreal, QC (Metropolis)
in After The Show
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Great show. Lyric Opera House sound was an A+. Yep: see them if you can!