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CSNY Set list from last night 35 songs!

YeahThatRocks.comYeahThatRocks.com Posts: 117
edited July 2006 in Given To Fly (live)
WOW!

07-06-2006, Tweeter Center At The Waterfront, Camden, New Jersey
w/ CSNY

1. Flags Of Freedom
2. Wooden Ships
3. Woodstock
4. Long Time Gone
5. Military Madness
6. Wounded World
7. After The Garden
8. Living With War
9. The Restless Consumer
10. Shock And Awe
11. They Want It All
12. Feed The People
13. Immigration Man
14. Families
---
15. Helplessly Hoping
16. Our House
17. Only Love Can Break Your Heart
18. Milky Way Tonight
19. Guinnevere
20. Carry Me
21. Treetop Flyer
22. Roger And Out
23. Southbound Train
24. Old Man Trouble
25. Teach Your Children
26. Southern Cross
27. Find The Cost Of Freedom
28. Star Spangled Banner
29. Lets Impeach The President
30. For What It's Worth
31. Chicago
32. Ohio
33. Lookin' For A Leader
34. Deja Vu
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35. Love The One Your With



Neil Young - vocals, guitar, piano, harmonica
David Crosby - vocals, guitar
Stephen Stills - vocals, guitar, keyboards
Graham Nash - vocals, guitar, keyboards, harmonica
Rick Rosas - bass
Chad Cromwell - drums
Ben Keith - pedal steel, lap steel
Spooner Oldham - keyboards
Tom Bray - trumpet
Leave your lady on the cement floor.

"You boo us, you call us pussies, and still we come back." EV NJ1 2006

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2006 NJ 1, NJ 2
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  • nothingman44nothingman44 Posts: 1,495
    southern cross...

    i love that song
  • neartodeathneartodeath Posts: 167
    good to see neil doing some songs off living with war

    definitely worth $60(nose bleeds)...certainly not worth $250(gold circle)

    no band is worth $250...too bad this tour has to be about greed, at the expense of the long time loyal fans :(
  • PJOceans11PJOceans11 Posts: 135
    i was there...$38 lawn seats. well worth it. they didnt play all the hits but supported all of the men's work.

    the new stuff from neil was awesome, very catchy. and the first time i'd heard it...
    9-1-00, 9-2-00, 4-28-03, 5-3-03, 7-1-03, 7-2-03, 7-3-03, 7-5-03, 7-6-03, 7-8-03, 7-9-03, 7-12-03, 10-1-04, 9-30-05, 10-1-05, 10-3-05, 5-13-06, 5-27-06, 5-28-06, 6-1-06, 6-3-06, 6-19-08, 6-20-08, 6-24-08 and 6-25-08.
  • Big Green CountryBig Green Country Posts: 188
    I would love to see that many songs live from Living With War...great setlist.
  • PJOceans11PJOceans11 Posts: 135
    and this was by far the most political concert i've ever been to...

    with all the huge flags behind the stage.

    the huge yellow ribbon banner (i think this signifies bringing the troops home/keeping them safe).

    they deliberately fucked up the star spangeled banner many times (might have been a recording).

    during "lets impeach the president" they had all the lyrics on every huge video screen in the place for all to see...and these lyricsn are 10 times worse then Bushleaguer.

    and the crowd was going nuts during all this...i went with my parents and my step dad is like 60 and lived through the heart of Vietnam...and he said that this concert brought back so many memories and this era is turning into the same thing as how Vietnam was and this is why CSNY's music is still so relevent today...


    the last song of the 2nd set, Deja Vu said it all...


    "And I feel
    Like I've been here before
    Feel
    Like I've been here before
    And you know it makes me wonder
    What's going on under the ground, hmmm
    Do you know? Don't you wonder?
    What's going on down under you
    We have all been here before, we have all been here before
    We have all been here before, we have all been here before
    We have all been here before, we have all been here before"
    9-1-00, 9-2-00, 4-28-03, 5-3-03, 7-1-03, 7-2-03, 7-3-03, 7-5-03, 7-6-03, 7-8-03, 7-9-03, 7-12-03, 10-1-04, 9-30-05, 10-1-05, 10-3-05, 5-13-06, 5-27-06, 5-28-06, 6-1-06, 6-3-06, 6-19-08, 6-20-08, 6-24-08 and 6-25-08.
  • Get_RightGet_Right Posts: 13,143
    neartodeath wrote:
    good to see neil doing some songs off living with war

    definitely worth $60(nose bleeds)...certainly not worth $250(gold circle)

    no band is worth $250...too bad this tour has to be about greed, at the expense of the long time loyal fans :(


    The who is worth $250, PJ in a small setting is worth $250

    Too bad neil is choosing to play that political stuff instead of his best music

    It then might be worth the $150 for decent seats
  • neartodeathneartodeath Posts: 167
    Get_Right wrote:
    The who is worth $250, PJ in a small setting is worth $250

    Too bad neil is choosing to play that political stuff instead of his best music

    It then might be worth the $150 for decent seats

    the who is NOT worth $250. neither are the stones.

    PJ is NOT worth $250, even at the showbox in seattle

    living with war is a great cd...who needs to hear those old hits when you have NEW MUSIC?

    i don't want to see PJ play the old tunes i want PJ to play the new songs first...then squeeze in those old hits if you have to
  • SUITESSUITES Posts: 8
    That looks sweet....They play every song from LWW except America the Beautiful
  • my2handsmy2hands Posts: 17,117
    YeahThatRocks.com wrote:
    WOW!

    07-06-2006, Tweeter Center At The Waterfront, Camden, New Jersey
    w/ CSNY

    1. Flags Of Freedom
    2. Wooden Ships
    3. Woodstock
    4. Long Time Gone
    5. Military Madness
    6. Wounded World
    7. After The Garden
    8. Living With War
    9. The Restless Consumer
    10. Shock And Awe
    11. They Want It All
    12. Feed The People
    13. Immigration Man
    14. Families
    ---
    15. Helplessly Hoping
    16. Our House
    17. Only Love Can Break Your Heart
    18. Milky Way Tonight
    19. Guinnevere
    20. Carry Me
    21. Treetop Flyer
    22. Roger And Out
    23. Southbound Train
    24. Old Man Trouble
    25. Teach Your Children
    26. Southern Cross
    27. Find The Cost Of Freedom
    28. Star Spangled Banner
    29. Lets Impeach The President
    30. For What It's Worth
    31. Chicago
    32. Ohio
    33. Lookin' For A Leader
    34. Deja Vu
    ---
    35. Love The One Your With



    Neil Young - vocals, guitar, piano, harmonica
    David Crosby - vocals, guitar
    Stephen Stills - vocals, guitar, keyboards
    Graham Nash - vocals, guitar, keyboards, harmonica
    Rick Rosas - bass
    Chad Cromwell - drums
    Ben Keith - pedal steel, lap steel
    Spooner Oldham - keyboards
    Tom Bray - trumpet



    I AM SO FUCKING PISSED AT MYSELF I DIDNT GET TO THIS!!!
  • keeponrockinkeeponrockin Posts: 7,446
    There here tomorrow night. My friends going, I'm mad I decided not to... RHCP and Clapton were too much and I couldn't see this.
    Believe me, when I was growin up, I thought the worst thing you could turn out to be was normal, So I say freaks in the most complementary way. Here's a song by a fellow freak - E.V
  • Get_RightGet_Right Posts: 13,143
    neartodeath wrote:
    the who is NOT worth $250. neither are the stones.

    PJ is NOT worth $250, even at the showbox in seattle

    living with war is a great cd...who needs to hear those old hits when you have NEW MUSIC?

    i don't want to see PJ play the old tunes i want PJ to play the new songs first...then squeeze in those old hits if you have to

    I agree the stones are not worth it, but seeing pete live is worth it. imho
    Same with PJ, the storytellers or irving plaza shows were worth 250, maybe the borgata as well. But hey perhaps I put a greater value on the musical experience than having the cash.

    Living at war has some good music, but the political message kills it for me.
    Its just too much.

    I agree about new PJ, but thats because the new record is really good. Most of the politics are subtle.
    Cant say the same for all bands, including CSN&Y.
  • rossbrewrossbrew Posts: 34
    ...the way certain free world leaders operate ain't so subtle either...
  • mfogel2002mfogel2002 Posts: 15
    Can't wait to see CSNY at Red Rocks. After seeing 35 songs I might have to go to all three shows. Unless they "Tom Petty" the set lists then one will be good.
  • rossbrewrossbrew Posts: 34
    That's a good point- I wonder if CSNY are gonna mix things up a bit...looking forward to upcoming setlists...
  • McNairnMcNairn Posts: 284
    GO see CSNY if you can!
    I saw them in Toronto on Monday and it was awesome.
    Putting guys half their age to shame
    Neils new album is great
    Played for over three hours
    what with PJ and CSNY I've got a good dose of political music these past few months
    it's about time
    They specifically picked political songs for the whole show
    they showed very clearly that
    Everything has chains
    Absolutely nothing's changed
    the songs are just as true today
  • rhinomagicrhinomagic Posts: 2,549
    35 songs is a marathon night no matter how old the artist is.

    Color me impressed!

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