Black Crowes double acoustic album, tour, hiatus, **RETURN**

dcfaithful

stargirl69 wrote:

Such an incredible band ... live and recorded.

Truth. They are actually beginning to eclipse Pearl Jam for me... :oops:

stargirl69

dcfaithful wrote:

stargirl69 wrote:

Such an incredible band ... live and recorded.

Truth. They are actually beginning to eclipse Pearl Jam for me... :oops:

Truth ... me too ... for a few years now

Flagg

stargirl69 wrote:

dcfaithful wrote:

stargirl69 wrote:

Such an incredible band ... live and recorded.

Truth. They are actually beginning to eclipse Pearl Jam for me... :oops:

Truth ... me too ... for a few years now

I go back and forth. I can get on a serious run where they are pretty much all I listen to for a few days.

Flagg

Wow!

Denver Set:

-acoustic- (73 minutes)
Soul Singing
Hotel Illness
The Last Place That Love Lived
Ballad In Urgency >
Wiser Time
She
Under A Mountain
Woah Mule
My Morning Song
She Talks To Angels


-ELECTRIC- (102 minutes)
Remedy
Seeing Things
Jealous Again
Thorn's Progress >
Thorn In My Pride
Oh Sweet Nuthin'
High Head Blues
Sometimes Salvation
Halfway To Everywhere
No Speak No Slave

encore:
Title Song
Hot Burrito #2

dcfaithful

Flagg wrote:

Wow!

Denver Set:

-acoustic- (73 minutes)
Soul Singing
Hotel Illness
The Last Place That Love Lived
Ballad In Urgency >
Wiser Time
She
Under A Mountain
Woah Mule
My Morning Song
She Talks To Angels


-ELECTRIC- (102 minutes)
Remedy
Seeing Things
Jealous Again
Thorn's Progress >
Thorn In My Pride
Oh Sweet Nuthin'
High Head Blues
Sometimes Salvation
Halfway To Everywhere
No Speak No Slave

encore:
Title Song
Hot Burrito #2

I expect the SLC show to be great, but just that. The Fillmore shows however, based on this setlist, are bound to be fucking mind blowing.

dcfaithful

Flagg wrote:

I go back and forth. I can get on a serious run where they are pretty much all I listen to for a few days.

Sounds like me. I think I've been on a straight Crowes binge for 2 weeks now.

I just cannot get over that live version of Halfway To Everywhere on Freak N' Roll...

Also, downloaded a boot with Peace Anyway...man I love that song.

dcfaithful

Has anybody watched the webisodes on the website?

MysteryTrain

dcfaithful wrote:

Has anybody watched the webisodes on the website?

Yeah, I've learned so much from those clips.

joely_91

KevDylan wrote:

dcfaithful wrote:

Has anybody watched the webisodes on the website?

Yeah, I've learned so much from those clips.

Those were cool....was funny watching the one about the atlanta incident....how wrong but funny at the same time

dcfaithful

Thank God the show is tonight...I don't think I could've waited much longer.

mfc2006

dcfaithful wrote:

Thank God the show is tonight...I don't think I could've waited much longer.

have fun, man!! we can't wait to see them in Austin in a few weeks!

dcfaithful

mfc2006 wrote:

dcfaithful wrote:

Thank God the show is tonight...I don't think I could've waited much longer.

have fun, man!! we can't wait to see them in Austin in a few weeks!

Depending on how late it is tonight after the show, I'll be posting the setlist!

mfc2006

dcfaithful wrote:

mfc2006 wrote:

dcfaithful wrote:

Thank God the show is tonight...I don't think I could've waited much longer.

have fun, man!! we can't wait to see them in Austin in a few weeks!

Depending on how late it is tonight after the show, I'll be posting the setlist!

nice! enjoy it!

dcfaithful

Last night was fantastic. Here is the setlist:

Salt Lake City, UT - The Depot

MIDNIGHT FROM THE INSIDE OUT
GONE
EVIL EYE
MY MORNING SONG
STARE IT COLD
LET IT BE GONE
GIRL FROM A PAWNSHOP
SHE GAVE GOOD SUNFLOWER
POOR ELIJAH - TRIBUTE TO JOHNSON (MEDLEY)
SHINE ALONG
TWICE AS HARD
WISER TIME
- encore -
JEALOUS AGAIN
WILLIN
REMEDY

First off, Midnight was a killer opener...and hearing Evil Eye was probably the highlight for me as I love that song. Chris was true to form, singing like a madman and just killing every song. The band played with a certain energy that came off as they knew they were riding into the sunset, and everybody was begging them to stay...they definitely had the crowd in the palm of their hands.

Wiser Time was unreal...the long jam they had on the end of it was complete bliss to my ears, again the band was just on fire, playing off of each other and just nailing every single second of the night.

Luther Dickinson might be one of the most talented guitarist around today. I seriously think his chops on the slide are comparable to that of Duane Allman.

I got into the show free due to a friend who works at The Depot. As I was standing there, waiting for my girlfriend and her sister to catch up and get stamped in...who walks past me other than Steve Gorman himself. He's a tall dude, took me by surprise. I wanted to say something, but I didn't for fear of blurting something ridiculous and being that guy that they make fun of on the bus later that night. :oops:

This just completely got me pumped up for the San Francisco shows.

Met imalive for the first time last night. Rob, sorry for leaving you so soon to get close on the floor. I figured karma got me when the first thing that happened on the floor was running into that one drunk asshole at every show. The guy tried to start shit by saying I was condescending him... :roll:

eyedclaar

dcfaithful wrote:

Last night was fantastic. Here is the setlist:

Salt Lake City, UT - The Depot

MIDNIGHT FROM THE INSIDE OUT
GONE
EVIL EYE
MY MORNING SONG
STARE IT COLD
LET IT BE GONE
GIRL FROM A PAWNSHOP
SHE GAVE GOOD SUNFLOWER
POOR ELIJAH - TRIBUTE TO JOHNSON (MEDLEY)
SHINE ALONG
TWICE AS HARD
WISER TIME
- encore -
JEALOUS AGAIN
WILLIN
REMEDY

First off, Midnight was a killer opener...and hearing Evil Eye was probably the highlight for me as I love that song. Chris was true to form, singing like a madman and just killing every song. The band played with a certain energy that came off as they knew they were riding into the sunset, and everybody was begging them to stay...they definitely had the crowd in the palm of their hands.

Wiser Time was unreal...the long jam they had on the end of it was complete bliss to my ears, again the band was just on fire, playing off of each other and just nailing every single second of the night.

Luther Dickinson might be one of the most talented guitarist around today. I seriously think his chops on the slide are comparable to that of Duane Allman.

I got into the show free due to a friend who works at The Depot. As I was standing there, waiting for my girlfriend and her sister to catch up and get stamped in...who walks past me other than Steve Gorman himself. He's a tall dude, took me by surprise. I wanted to say something, but I didn't for fear of blurting something ridiculous and being that guy that they make fun of on the bus later that night. :oops:

This just completely got me pumped up for the San Francisco shows.

Met imalive for the first time last night. Rob, sorry for leaving you so soon to get close on the floor. I figured karma got me when the first thing that happened on the floor was running into that one drunk asshole at every show. The guy tried to start shit by saying I was condescending him... :roll:

Nice setlist. Tomorrow night for me. Man, I'm praying for the new Morning Song and please Oh Sweet Nuthin'.

dcfaithful

eyedclaar wrote:

dcfaithful wrote:

Last night was fantastic. Here is the setlist:

Salt Lake City, UT - The Depot

MIDNIGHT FROM THE INSIDE OUT
GONE
EVIL EYE
MY MORNING SONG
STARE IT COLD
LET IT BE GONE
GIRL FROM A PAWNSHOP
SHE GAVE GOOD SUNFLOWER
POOR ELIJAH - TRIBUTE TO JOHNSON (MEDLEY)
SHINE ALONG
TWICE AS HARD
WISER TIME
- encore -
JEALOUS AGAIN
WILLIN
REMEDY

First off, Midnight was a killer opener...and hearing Evil Eye was probably the highlight for me as I love that song. Chris was true to form, singing like a madman and just killing every song. The band played with a certain energy that came off as they knew they were riding into the sunset, and everybody was begging them to stay...they definitely had the crowd in the palm of their hands.

Wiser Time was unreal...the long jam they had on the end of it was complete bliss to my ears, again the band was just on fire, playing off of each other and just nailing every single second of the night.

Luther Dickinson might be one of the most talented guitarist around today. I seriously think his chops on the slide are comparable to that of Duane Allman.

I got into the show free due to a friend who works at The Depot. As I was standing there, waiting for my girlfriend and her sister to catch up and get stamped in...who walks past me other than Steve Gorman himself. He's a tall dude, took me by surprise. I wanted to say something, but I didn't for fear of blurting something ridiculous and being that guy that they make fun of on the bus later that night. :oops:

This just completely got me pumped up for the San Francisco shows.

Met imalive for the first time last night. Rob, sorry for leaving you so soon to get close on the floor. I figured karma got me when the first thing that happened on the floor was running into that one drunk asshole at every show. The guy tried to start shit by saying I was condescending him... :roll:

Nice setlist. Tomorrow night for me. Man, I'm praying for the new Morning Song and please Oh Sweet Nuthin'.

Is your show an acoustic/electric one? If so, I think your chances of getting the new MMS are pretty good.

eyedclaar

dcfaithful wrote:

eyedclaar wrote:

dcfaithful wrote:

Last night was fantastic. Here is the setlist:

Salt Lake City, UT - The Depot

MIDNIGHT FROM THE INSIDE OUT
GONE
EVIL EYE
MY MORNING SONG
STARE IT COLD
LET IT BE GONE
GIRL FROM A PAWNSHOP
SHE GAVE GOOD SUNFLOWER
POOR ELIJAH - TRIBUTE TO JOHNSON (MEDLEY)
SHINE ALONG
TWICE AS HARD
WISER TIME
- encore -
JEALOUS AGAIN
WILLIN
REMEDY

First off, Midnight was a killer opener...and hearing Evil Eye was probably the highlight for me as I love that song. Chris was true to form, singing like a madman and just killing every song. The band played with a certain energy that came off as they knew they were riding into the sunset, and everybody was begging them to stay...they definitely had the crowd in the palm of their hands.

Wiser Time was unreal...the long jam they had on the end of it was complete bliss to my ears, again the band was just on fire, playing off of each other and just nailing every single second of the night.

Luther Dickinson might be one of the most talented guitarist around today. I seriously think his chops on the slide are comparable to that of Duane Allman.

I got into the show free due to a friend who works at The Depot. As I was standing there, waiting for my girlfriend and her sister to catch up and get stamped in...who walks past me other than Steve Gorman himself. He's a tall dude, took me by surprise. I wanted to say something, but I didn't for fear of blurting something ridiculous and being that guy that they make fun of on the bus later that night. :oops:

This just completely got me pumped up for the San Francisco shows.

Met imalive for the first time last night. Rob, sorry for leaving you so soon to get close on the floor. I figured karma got me when the first thing that happened on the floor was running into that one drunk asshole at every show. The guy tried to start shit by saying I was condescending him... :roll:

Nice setlist. Tomorrow night for me. Man, I'm praying for the new Morning Song and please Oh Sweet Nuthin'.

Is your show an acoustic/electric one? If so, I think your chances of getting the new MMS are pretty good.

I hope so, but I don't even know. Considering it's idaho, probably not. How do I find out?

dcfaithful

eyedclaar wrote:

I hope so, but I don't even know. Considering it's idaho, probably not. How do I find out?

Before they updated their site, there was an attachment....basically a table that had an asterik that indicated which shows were double sets.

I'll see if I can find it for ya.

dcfaithful

Can't find anything on ICtickets.com...or the band's website.

I remember I almost bought tickets for the show, and if I remember correctly, it was only electric. :( ICtickets.com says there are two additional bands, one is Truth & Salvage Co.

Flagg

mfc2006 wrote:

dcfaithful wrote:

Thank God the show is tonight...I don't think I could've waited much longer.

have fun, man!! we can't wait to see them in Austin in a few weeks!

Hey! The wife and I are going to that show. Maybe meet up?

Wobbie

dcfaithful wrote:

Wiser Time was unreal...the long jam they had on the end of it was complete bliss to my ears, again the band was just on fire, playing off of each other and just nailing every single second of the night.

Luther Dickinson might be one of the most talented guitarist around today. I seriously think his chops on the slide are comparable to that of Duane Allman.

Met imalive for the first time last night. Rob, sorry for leaving you so soon to get close on the floor. I figured karma got me when the first thing that happened on the floor was running into that one drunk asshole at every show. The guy tried to start shit by saying I was condescending him... :roll:

no worries, dave. I loved where I was at....literally hanging over luther's side of the stage.

wiser time was, dare I say, epic. it's always been one of my faves and that was a killer version

the dipshit in the Tribune thought the concert was just so-so.....I won't dignify him by posting a link :evil:

DewieCox

Guess they cancelled last night....

Gettin my 2010 show tour poster, today. Grab them over at secretserpents for $20/per. The St Lou show only had minis.

dcfaithful

imalive wrote:

the dipshit in the Tribune thought the concert was just so-so.....I won't dignify him by posting a link :evil:

He probably feels that way cause it wasn't some obscure, shitty hipster band. :roll:

eyedclaar

DewieCox wrote:

Guess they cancelled last night....

Gettin my 2010 show tour poster, today. Grab them over at secretserpents for $20/per. The St Lou show only had minis.

Eeek! Why did they cancel? They better be on for tonight. I'm not afraid to tie that skinny hippy in a knot.

DewieCox

eyedclaar wrote:

DewieCox wrote:

Guess they cancelled last night....

Gettin my 2010 show tour poster, today. Grab them over at secretserpents for $20/per. The St Lou show only had minis.

Eeek! Why did they cancel? They better be on for tonight. I'm not afraid to tie that skinny hippy in a knot.

Water on the stage and some equipment was messin up after some wind and rain came through.

They're honoring the tickets at the Boise show

eyedclaar

DewieCox wrote:

Water on the stage and some equipment was messin up after some wind and rain came through.

They're honoring the tickets at the Boise show

Alright then. Previous threat duly retracted.

dcfaithful

DewieCox wrote:

eyedclaar wrote:

DewieCox wrote:

Guess they cancelled last night....

Gettin my 2010 show tour poster, today. Grab them over at secretserpents for $20/per. The St Lou show only had minis.

Eeek! Why did they cancel? They better be on for tonight. I'm not afraid to tie that skinny hippy in a knot.

Water on the stage and some equipment was messin up after some wind and rain came through.

They're honoring the tickets at the Boise show

Eyed, have fun potentially Freak N' Rollin with some Montana based Amoricans!!

The band is on fire this tour!!

dcfaithful

DewieCox wrote:

Guess they cancelled last night....

Gettin my 2010 show tour poster, today. Grab them over at secretserpents for $20/per. The St Lou show only had minis.

There was only minis at SLC too. So they are actually printing full size posters? Cool.

DewieCox

dcfaithful wrote:

DewieCox wrote:

Guess they cancelled last night....

Gettin my 2010 show tour poster, today. Grab them over at secretserpents for $20/per. The St Lou show only had minis.

There was only minis at SLC too. So they are actually printing full size posters? Cool.

There's 5 for the whole tour....Looks like each poster has so many shows listed on it.

http://www.secretserpentsstore.com/serv ... 010/Detail

This is the one I got

eyedclaar

dcfaithful wrote:

Eyed, have fun potentially Freak N' Rollin with some Montana based Amoricans!!

The band is on fire this tour!!

Oh, I'll be in the fog just waiting for my boys to roll through town.