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according to a friend: The last two songs with Tanya before the encore: Tanya:"Untogether" (Belly) "Sweet Ghost of Light" (from RH's "Eye") And the first three encores with Tanya: "Crystal Ship" (Doors), "River Man." (Nick Drake), and "The Bees" (Belly).

OCB, sounds like a solid RH show... i've never been disappointed. this can't be the whole set list, can it? http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/robyn-hitchcock/2014/arts-at-the-armory-somerville-ma-2bcc547a.html btw, "NY Doll" is such an awesome song.

please report back. i saw Tanya Donnelly tweet that she's gonna join in for some songs. wish i could make it, but i've got the kids and my wife is out of town. the one time i wished for a late show! I'm really psyched, as this is the first chance I've had to catch her live.

fantastic show, even though Gruff was delayed and jet lagged. he really strung a great narrative together.

Gruff Rhys

damn

no worries, glad you enjoyed it. at least Neil can still sing and play guitar. so he's got that going for him.

yeah this is a great record. one of the few legendary lost psych/folk records with an Al Qaeda connection. unfortunately, all the available copies are boots... i did see a tweet from a friend who was holding an OG copy at Academy Records last week. not sure what the price tag was on that sucker.

I can imagine Zorn can be prickly, and the interview did start out rather awkwardly but it soon picked up a lot of momentum and was a really good one. just to be clear, he didn't play last night...he got an honorary doctorate from New England Conservatory and was there as an honored guest, and the students played compositions of their choice. it was a wildly ranging program, as one might imagine, from the all-out skronk attack of "Warlock" to beatific six piece female a cappela madrigals, and some improv/prepared pieces ("Hockey"). when i was leaving the Newport Jazz Fest this year (i only w

i am a registered D and voted for Baker.

so that Zorn thing last night was really great...the students did a great job, and Zorn's Q&A was very insightful (even though he put the kibosh on taking questions from the audience towards the end, which the moderator suggested). seeing Cobra played was really quite neat.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekeOblgUHj4

if you like the big band format, this guy was great at NJF this year Darcy James Argue's Secret Society

John Zorn's Masada songbook continues to amaze, in all variations and incarnations.

yep, that's it. the unions see any additional commercial aspect of the performance as something they have a right to take.

you were really high, weren't you?

it might be union-specific... that happened w/ the Pixies when they played the Doolittle show at CitiWang... it's a teamster-run building, and the Pixies wouldn't agree to the extortion (i mean buy out fee) that the Teamsters presented to them. Billy Bragg is correct. there *is* power in a union.

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not at the same time....

wow, those shows sound like ones for the ages. congrats to all who made at least one.

i'm sure this is a good read

Mike Watt's got a project w/ Sam that i'm interested in hearing.

Last time I saw them as in 2010 and they did the entire Up On The Sun record.

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thank you!