^ Hi. Are you high on crack? That is a waste of time. The setlist is not going to change based on emails to Mrs. J. It would be a waste of time and fall on deaf ears.
Even if it didn’t fall on deaf ears it wouldn’t change anything.
The tour’s already started. No time to practice new songs.
Seeing as they’re only playing songs they already know from past tours it’s unlikely rehearsal is high on Al’s agenda.
Awe, it comforts carmangary to know he’s not alone in this big, wide world of discontent.
Check out the 2004 set lists. Anyone know the story behind the change?
Source: http://www.prongs.org/ministry/tour
7 September 2004 - Las Vegas, NV
No W
Waiting
Worthless
Wrong
Warp City
WTV
World
NWO
Just One Fix
Deity
Hero
Thieves
Jesus Built My Hotrod
Psalm 69
Dead Guy (dropped)
3 December 2004 - Ottawa, ON Canada; 31 October 2004 - Orlando, FL
No W
Waiting
Worthless
Wrong
Warp City
WTV
World
NWO
Just One Fix
Diety
Hero
Thieves
Psalm 69
So What (added)
Supernaut (added)
Jesus Built My Hotrod
6 May 2006 - San Antonio, TX; 1 & 2 July 2006 - Chicago, IL
Fear Is Big Business
Senior Peligro
No W
Rio Grande Blood
Great Satan
Waiting
Lies, Lies, Lies
Worthless
Wrong
NWO
Just One Fix
Thieves
Khyber Pass
Encore 1:
So What
Stigmata
Jesus Built My Hotrod (dropped after approximately the first week)
Encore 2:
Psalm 69
In hindsight, the '04 and '06 setlists aren’t much better!
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Mrs. J knows full well what is going on. Now get real.
Her husband is lazy.
In hindsight, the '04 and '06 setlists aren’t much better!
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And like I’ve mentioned in another thread, the classic '89 tour played only songs from the previous two albums and a couple of covers.
The bottom line is, Al just hates playing anything more than 4 years old.
And like I’ve mentioned in another thread, the classic '89 tour played only songs from the previous two albums and a couple of covers.
The bottom line is, Al just hates playing anything more than 4 years old.
Don’t forget, they also played RevCo, Pailhead, and Lard during that tour…but I know what you’re saying.
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Yeah, that’s what I meant by “a couple of covers”. Technically they were mostly covers of his own songs, but you get my drift.
True. True. The first time I saw him he played almost all songs from LORAH which hadn’t yet been released. The only song he sang from a past album was The Angel.
I’m interested to hear a live version of “The Angel.” Does anyone have a link?
The live version I heard was nothing like the album. They played it in a fast guitar style and it would have fit right in on LORAH.
I WANT TO HEAR THIS SO BADLY…
I WANT TO HEAR THIS SO BADLY…
As far as I know, no copies exist.
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I WANT TO HEAR THIS SO BADLY…
As far as I know, no copies exist.
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That is a damned SHAME. [unimpressed]