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I did that one too

I did

Yeah its wild they would usually do two shows a day too. I think their longest setlist not counting when they performed on the roof top was 14 songs so what maybe 45 minutes! less than a normal openers these days. I also find it funny how now McCartney plays three hours! Ha ha yeah Baby's in Black is a doozy!

AH FORGOT SOME..Thanks Chez! Folsom Prison Blues- Johnny Cash Orange Blossom Special-Johnny Cash And on another note Lord Thank You For sending me the F Train-Mike Doughty L Train-Son Volt

I know however Revolver was released in August 66 and they did several dates after the release. As for the others I figured maybe there was some promo shows etc even though they weren't touring. I am a casual Beatles fan at best but it fascinated me just how rare it was to hear some of those songs live.

The Cavern Club August 3, 1963 Acoustic too! Wow I didn't know that one was around that long! http://www.setlist.fm/stats/albums/the-beatles-23d6a88b.html

WOW! So I was looking at some Beatles setlist stats on setlist.fm It is amazing that only one song ever from Abbey Road was performed live by the Beatles (She's so Heavy), Only one from Sgt Peppers (When I'm Sixty Four) and only one from Magical Mystery Tour (all You Need is Love) ...Nothing was ever performed from Revolver or the White Album live!

Yeah I agree it is a super solid track but I was debating in my head if At Least That is What you Said was a love song...I guess not Also tough not to pick I'm The Man who Loves you, My Darling and Hesistating Beauty

What are your picks? AM-Should've Been in Love Being There- Say You Miss Me Summerteeth- I'm Always in Love Yankee Foxtrot Hotel-Reservations A Ghost is Born-Wishful Thinking?? Sky Blue Sky- Hate it Here Wilco- Wilco (the song) The Whole Love-Open Mind Star Wars- Magnitized? Schmilco-Just Say Goodbye Mermaid Ave 1- One by One Mermaid Ave 2- Remember The Mountain Bed Mermaid Ave 3- When The Roses Bloom Again

Trains-Ryan Adams Train Song-Phish Get Back on the Train-Phish Train kept on Rolling-Aerosmith Driver 8-R.E.M. Broken Train-Beck Downbound Train-Bruce Springsteen Jumping someone else's Train- The Cure Railroad Man-Eels

I discovered a bunch of new artist to me and I quickly bought all releases by all of them really enjoying the new bands for me some include STRFKR- Right around late 2015 early 2016 got into them. I like almost everything they have released. Even saw them twice live this year. Great, fun band! Beach Fossils- Some of the stuff reminds me of early R.E.M. very solid catalog they have Mac Demarco- GREAT! A little out there. Salad Days is front to back awesome. Rest of the catalog is good too. Washed Out- Nice atmospheric etc.. Parquet Courts- Saw them twice this year and their live show is great

Wow you guys are harsh

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/live-reunite-with-singer-ed-kowalczyk-for-world-tour-new-lp-w455255 Good news I guess! I liked mental jewelry a lot so hopefully they'll play lots off that

^I agree..Proust is one of the best of the year!

^I hope he does the Wildflower tour still though as I am more interested in that then the 40th anniversary shows!

I was at the NYC travel show. I asked him I know you are the expert on European travel but have you ever thought of doing some Asia shows. He said NO THAT IS WHY I AM A EUROPE EXPERT...literary half a year later he did a special on Iran.

^It's billed as a 40th anniversary tour so I don't see Wildflowers being really represented to much in this tour

^I'll check it out..I met him once however and he was an a-hole...

^My biggest complaint about Petty is the setlist don't change all tour!

Cool thanks

Very jealous! Great album!

Thanks. Any particular reason? I'm going for three nights if I go and it is super cheap! Airfare is $250 from here and an air bnb nice one is about $50 a night. Between the rum and cigars I'm pretty excited. I have found some pretty neat museums so I figure I don't have much to lose and want go before it becomes Americanized

DAMN...just looked at that voodoo fest setlist! 7 Chinese Brothers and West of the Fields Jealous!

Mills and Buck are great always super friendly!

Have you ever met your favorite musician. Did it make you like them more or less or no change? Anything memorable happen? Here are some of my musical idols I have met Jeff Tweedy met him three times. Collectively talked to him for at least 30 minutes and even helped him find his car once. Jay Farrar-Asked him for a picture he said no, asked for a request didn't say a word Bruce Springsteen-Book signing..had 10 seconds of his time but got my question in, some handshakes and a great picture Thom Yorke- It was awkward and he gave me an annoyed look still he signed my OK Computer cd rest of the