Wishing Well
Hoover Dam Needle Hits E Your Favorite Thing Fort Knox, King Solomon Can't Help You Anymore If I Can't Change Your Mind Can't Fight It Panama City Motel Hardly Getting Over It Poison Years Sinners And Their Repentances Roll Over And Die No Reservations Chartered Trips Celebrated Summer Egøverride* I Apologize* Makes No Sense At All* Thumbtack Solo acoustic show except (*) solo electric Thanks to Mark Weygandt, from whose website (now defunct) this information was retrieved, along with the informal show reviews and comments below, which were originally posted to the Sugar internet mailing list: -------------------------------------- From: Yan Wong This was my first time seeing Bob so I do not know how great this show is as compared to other Bob shows... but I thought it was incredible... he puts so much effort into his songs... I also now understand what everybody is talking about when they go on and on about how great "Poison Years" is when played live... that was my highlight of the night along with "Thumbtack" and "Celebrated Summer"... I was also happy to hear "Sinners and Their Repentences" but I would rather have had "Brasilia Crossed With Trenton"...the low-lights were the absences of "Explode and Make Up" (I wanted so badly to hear the medley with "Poison Years" or "Hardly Getting Over It"!!! Thank God for the Break The Mould tape.), and the aforementioned "Brasilia... ". Another low-lite was the abbreviated set from Mark Eitzel... Eitzel was having sound problems all night... when he played with the electric guitar, the sound would come on and then disappear... like the pro that he is, he tried to play thru it but after aborting two songs midway thru, he slammed his guitar against the stage and stomped off... I have _60 Watt Silver Lining_ and two American Music Club albums (SF and Hg) but I hardly recognized anything that Eitzel played... were they new material or really old stuff?... anyone know?... anyway, back to Bob... he kept complaining about having a cold and that his throat hurt... he did sound a little hoarse when he spoke but I thought his singing voice was very strong... he didn't interact with the crowd much... he did try to talk to us about hockey but he then realized this was the wrong crowd to do so and that we didn't know much more than he did (Go Flames!)... umm, what else?... I guess that's it... I didn't tape the show nor did I notice any tapers... the show was about 75 minutes... sort of short compared to some of the other reports but considering Bob had a bad cold, he did more than enough...
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