** Bridge School Setlist **

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  • reeferchief
    reeferchief Posts: 3,569
    Nixon in Detroit wrote:
    Can you guys give us some more info on Trents set what did he play?

    The Frail (Version?)
    Something I Can Never Have
    Piggy
    La Mer
    Adrift and at Peace
    The Fragile
    Right Where It Belongs
    Non-Entity
    Hurt

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  • Zoso
    Zoso Posts: 6,425
    mrrorball action! awesome!!!! awesome stuff... need to hear this one.
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  • mookie_in_eugene
    mookie_in_eugene Posts: 1,090
    DarkStar wrote:
    was trent on piano and vocals or just vocals...and a string section!!! definitely stole the show in my opinion. was ABSOLUTELY amazing.

    ds

    It was great...er, at least the part I saw. I got stuck in the F'n food line for 30 minutes! But today, I have reserved (and not lawn) tickets and will not miss a minute. Long live Trent and his backing string section!!!!!!!
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  • mookie_in_eugene
    mookie_in_eugene Posts: 1,090
    Sawyer wrote:
    dl from where?

    iTunes will have songs from the concert to download next month. Official downloads.
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  • JaneNY
    JaneNY Posts: 4,438
    mookie_in_eugene wrote:
    It was great...er, at least the part I saw. I got stuck in the F'n food line for 30 minutes! But today, I have reserved (and not lawn) tickets and will not miss a minute. Long live Trent and his backing string section!!!!!!!

    You missed part of Trent Reznor's set to EAT??? :eek: Man I would have starved for any number of days to see that. I will be eagerly awaiting the release on itunes.

    Was he alone on piano for La Mer or did the string quartet play during that?
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  • Mamasan Bren
    Mamasan Bren Posts: 960
    They were great and so was Trent. Death Cab were relly good too I thought. However, I too had to leave after PJ, so I was just wondering how DMB was and if anyone could relate his setlist. Also, then how did the show end? Did Neil play a set or was it just the standard finale sing-along, and if so, who all joined him? With Long May you Run and Comes a Time early, what were the finale songs? Help much appreciated. Ready for today, hopefully everybody will change it up instead of the way too many boring Bridge repeaters.

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  • glorified_j
    glorified_j Posts: 183
    dmb played 5 songs......

    loving wings
    grace is gone
    warehouse
    ants marching
    cortez the killer(w/ neil young)

    is be nice if pj was headlining today, and id like to see more foo fighters and less of that first band
  • mca47
    mca47 Posts: 13,337
    So who were the special guests?
  • theneuge
    theneuge Posts: 35
    Trent Reznor was amazing... the string section he played with was fantastic. Pearl Jam playing put your hatred down with Neil Young was probably the highlight of the PJ set. PJ was on though, eddies voice was in top form. Eddie didnt give much detail into the "chicago improv" but I remember laughing my ass off at the "she asked me for some liquer, then I licked her, I dont work there anymore" lyric, i tried looking up the lyrics i remembered but had no luck; but I know its not a Sufjan Stevens song. Rocking in the free world with Dave Grohl and Eddie Vedder sharing a mic was a unique moment; and watching Mike jam with Neil side by side was reminiscent of the MTV Video awards... Hopefully PJ will play before Neil Young instead of Dave Matthews tonight.
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  • mca47
    mca47 Posts: 13,337
    theneuge wrote:
    Trent Reznor was amazing... the string section he played with was fantastic. Pearl Jam playing put your hatred down with Neil Young was probably the highlight of the PJ set. PJ was on though, eddies voice was in top form. Eddie didnt give much detail into the "chicago improv" but I remember laughing my ass off at the "she asked me for some liquer, then I licked her, I dont work there anymore" lyric, i tried looking up the lyrics i remembered but had no luck; but I know its not a Sufjan Stevens song. Rocking in the free world with Dave Grohl and Eddie Vedder sharing a mic was a unique moment; and watching Mike jam with Neil side by side was reminiscent of the MTV Video awards... Hopefully PJ will play before Neil Young instead of Dave Matthews tonight.

    Awesome!
    I think Ed and Dave on the same stage singing is an incredible thing!
  • beachdweller
    beachdweller Posts: 1,532
    Grandma Pearl wrote:
    This part "I work at a convenience store, a woman came in and I ask her what she wanted, she said liquer/like her, I did, and I don't work there anymore" he actually said "liquor... lick her, I did..." :)


    yes, Ed said it, lol
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  • gotz id
    gotz id Posts: 125
    spintheblack wrote:
    heavy boom organ intro for "betterman".

    nice "crazy mary" solo. on piano. kind of like benaryoa.


    Was it just me or was the piano waay out of tune?
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  • bicyclejoe
    bicyclejoe USA Posts: 1,203
    mookie_in_eugene wrote:
    It was great...er, at least the part I saw. I got stuck in the F'n food line for 30 minutes! But today, I have reserved (and not lawn) tickets and will not miss a minute. Long live Trent and his backing string section!!!!!!!


    Mee too! Thought Dav Matthews was pretty medicore, until Cortez the Killer. And who in the hell invited Brian Wilson? Dude played (or shoudl I say his band played) for far too long. Seemed longer than Pearl Jam's set.
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  • bicyclejoe
    bicyclejoe USA Posts: 1,203
    Mamasan Bren wrote:
    They were great and so was Trent. Death Cab were relly good too I thought. However, I too had to leave after PJ, so I was just wondering how DMB was and if anyone could relate his setlist. Also, then how did the show end? Did Neil play a set or was it just the standard finale sing-along, and if so, who all joined him? With Long May you Run and Comes a Time early, what were the finale songs? Help much appreciated. Ready for today, hopefully everybody will change it up instead of the way too many boring Bridge repeaters.

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    DMB band was for the most part pretty medicore. But the 12 minute jam wth Neil on Cortez the Killer was one fo the highlights of the night. Amazing.
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  • i am a target
    i am a target Posts: 808
    if no one has mentioned it yet the song ed sang before daughter was a traditional drinking song called "i used to work in chicago" according to billboard.com
  • bigbadbill
    bigbadbill Posts: 1,758
    I thought Pearl Jam would've played right before Neil. DMB played after PJ, and I wish it was the other way around. I did like the Foo Fighters' set with the reunion of Pat Smear.
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  • outontheporch
    outontheporch Posts: 172
    bicyclejoe wrote:
    DMB band was for the most part pretty medicore. But the 12 minute jam wth Neil on Cortez the Killer was one fo the highlights of the night. Amazing.


    I thought it was the other way around...I was hoping for a little more "umph" from PJ 's set, although it was pretty cool. Parahutes and Crazy Mary would be highlights for me.

    However DMB was stellar. I realize why they came before Neil instead of PJ. PJ was listed above DMB, but Dave's music is so intense and electric acousticly that it would be weird to go downshift to PJ, as much as I love them more than any other band.
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  • norm
    norm Posts: 31,146
    Hey kids, just got back from Mountain View and I will post more later but what an unbelievable night. Foo Fighters kicked ass. Marigold!! Too cool. Never been a big fan of Trent but it did sound interesting. Hurt was amazing. Brian Wilson (and the band) were great. It was a treat to hear those classic songs with the man who composed them. Our boys were in great form. Love the setlist and Crazy Mary for Maricor.:) DMB was outstanding although Dave's voice was off (his own admission). Cortez with DMB & Uncle Neil killed! Neil set was great and RITFW was the exclamation on the day.:)
  • lowlight10
    lowlight10 Posts: 619
    cutback, are you talking about the sunday show? if so, can you tell us what PJ played???
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  • ACCBootlegGoddess
    ACCBootlegGoddess Posts: 4,318
    cutback wrote:
    Hey kids, just got back from Mountain View and I will post more later but what an unbelievable night. Foo Fighters kicked ass. Marigold!! Too cool. Never been a big fan of Trent but it did sound interesting. Hurt was amazing. Brian Wilson (and the band) were great. It was a treat to hear those classic songs with the man who composed them. Our boys were in great form. Love the setlist and Crazy Mary for Maricor.:) DMB was outstanding although Dave's voice was off (his own admission). Cortez with DMB & Uncle Neil killed! Neil set was great and RITFW was the exclamation on the day.:)


    was this last nights set??
    from what we've seen Crazy Mary wasn't played tonight. Thin Air was dedicated to her.
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