07-19-2013 Wrigley Setlist Thread

They're going to spend every dollar they made from ticket sales to pay for curfew violations, if they go back on.

MayDay10 wrote:

probably not fans. just city folk who got tickets for the 'thing to do'. Brought a date and decided to bail to meet some friends out at some trendy watering hole

06/22/03 – Verizon Wireless Music Center: Noblesville, IN
attendance: 13,578
support act: Buzzcocks

set: Long Road, Interstellar Overdrive/Corduroy, Whipping, Save You, Given To Fly, Cropduster, I Am Mine, Thin Air, Gimme Some Truth, Present Tense, MFC, Habit, Jeremy, Even Flow, Better Man/(Why Can’t I Touch It?), Black, Porch
enc 1: Soldier Of Love, Blood, State Of Love And Trust, Do The Evolution, Alive
enc 2: Smile, Elderly Woman, Sonic Reducer, Yellow Ledbetter
notes: The crowd is space for the openers, Buzzcocks and Ed mentions that, saying he knows there were not a lot of people around to hear them but he knows he was out there watching and that he was honored to be on the same stage as Pete Shelley. Opening with ‘Long Road’ (also the 98 opener at this venue), PJ continues into the ‘Interstellar Overdrive/Corduroy’ combo (the 2000 opener here).They tear through the next few songs, including intense versions of ‘Whipping’ and ‘Save You,’ with the crowd getting into the music and singing every verse with the band. Ed takes note and backs away from the mic and smiles at the crowd. They slow down the tempo with ‘Thin Air,’ the crowd recognizing the song and singing. ‘Gimme Some Truth’ is played early with Ed showing his rage, shouting, and doing the Pete Townshend windmill and a few kicks. ‘Habit’ is dedicated to someone in the crowd with a giant tattoo of an alligator on his back. ‘Jeremy’ gets the crowd to a frenzy. A searing ‘Even Flow’ includes, “… looking through the papers though he doesn’t know to read … dumb fuck.” During ‘Better Man.’ the crowd isn’t singing very loud in the now traditional let the crowd sing the first part. Ed asks if the crowd wants to do a bit more singing during the ‘Why Can’t I Touch It?’ tag, but they are still holding back. Ed responds, “Come on boys, we ain’t gonna call you a faggot!” which works. Ed lays down on the stage behind an amp during the solos in ‘Black’ and ‘Porch,’ and is still blowing his nose in a towel. Returning for the encore, the crowd chanting “Eddie, Eddie” to which he responds, “Fuck you … how dare you embarrass me in front of friends.” He sings a little snippet of the Jackson 5′s ‘Going Back To Indiana,’ leading to ‘Soldier Of Love’ with Ed singing on his knees for emphasis. They burn through the encore with Mike and Ed leaning on each other during ‘SOL&T.’ On returning for encore two, Ed thanks the crowd for being a real “Friday night crowd” on a Sunday night and he notes Stone on bass and Jeff on guitar, leading to ‘Smile,’ “a request for THAT guy” (a fan in the front row wearing a beanie with “smile” written on it and gets the harmonica at the end). Ed chats about Jeff growing up in a very small town “285? 385? 885? … that was the year after they got the big fuckfest.” He says Jeff would have gotten chairs thrown at him by Bobby Knight if he’d grown up there, leading to ‘Elderly Woman.’ Screaming “all right … let’s go” preface a frantic ‘Sonic Reducer,’ which appears to be the end of the show as the band walks off, but Mike starts into ‘YL’ and they stay. Ed modifies the lyrics, “… all these pussies leavin’ early… fuck you! (laughs) And I see them, I’d like to wish it all away. And they’re all so responsible, showin’ up for Monday morning, to work in accounting. And I see ‘em. The rest they know how to play, the others they go home in the boxer or the bag …” The band lines up, does a deep bow together and that closes another outstanding show at this venue.

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The truth. Shut yo mouth, I'm just talking about Dirty Frank.

I suck at uploading pics apparently. But you can click on it.

Gonna be one pissed crowd + band if/when they do go on for everyone who's been drinking in the break time.

Bets for time onstage? I'm taking 11:35

Jerome230 wrote:

They're going to spend every dollar they made from ticket sales to pay for curfew violations, if they go back on.

hmmm I imagine that fine can be very high

be interested to find out

run out of beer.....driving 5 minutes to find some booze....dont ex´pected that delay

ragejoe wrote:

OceansMagnet wrote:

Stage has full crew on. Something's about to happen.

They waited it out for us... and it wasnt short... Gotta love them for it... You know they are now going to come out extremely determined and probably pissed because they are probably goin back and forth with Wrigley and City people about curfew...

SHITS ABOUT TO GET GOOD PJ STYLE

I bet those phone calls were interesting, because you know there's some uber grumps who will raise holy hell when this goes past 12.

Not gonna lie, I'd be pretty bummed right now.

Excitement, drinking, then this absolute door thrown in your face that killed all the momentum.

almost 1130.