Author Topic: Setlist: 2007-02-17 - Stone Church; Newmarket, NH (Read 10929 times)

davepeck · « **on:** February 17, 2007, 11:36:31 pm »

I: Mooboo\'s Voodoo (Episode 2) > Great Big Fiery Ball In The Sky > Dig, What The Funk > Mooboo\'s Voodoo (Episode 2), Honey Butter, Golgi Apparatus*

II: Rufus > A New Beginning, Badge**, Merge > Tunage

E: Gladys Pimp And Kangaroos With Me

* Phish cover; first time played; with \'Divided Sky\' (Phish) tease.
** Cream cover; first time played.

Thanks to Todd for the setlist!

peaches626 · « **Reply #1 on:** February 18, 2007, 03:29:43 am »

off the top of my head (not confirmed):
Mooboo\'s>GBFBITS>Dig, What the Funk>Mooboo\'s, Honey Butter, Golgi*

Set 2:
Rufus, New Beginning, Badge>Merge, Tunage

Encore: Gladys Pimp

*divided sky tease

Todd · « **Reply #2 on:** February 18, 2007, 03:30:39 am »

I: Mooboo\'s Voodoo (Episode 2) > Great Big Fiery Ball In The Sky > Dig, What The Funk > Mooboo\'s Voodoo (Episode 2), Honey Butter, Golgi Apparatus*

II: Rufus > A New Beginning, Badge**, Merge > Tuneage

Enc.: Gladys Pimp And Kangaroos With Me

* Phish cover; first time played.
** Cream cover; first time played.

peaches626 · « **Reply #3 on:** February 18, 2007, 03:51:18 am »

well played todd

i should mention that rufus was absolutely mind blowing, and tuneage was the best out of the three times i\'ve now heard it so far.....

carry on

FrankZappa · « **Reply #4 on:** February 18, 2007, 04:48:33 am »

Then I thought about our son, how he\'s married to Mabel.

:banghead:

booztravlr · « **Reply #5 on:** February 18, 2007, 09:57:45 am »

Quote from: ;

looks fantastic! i like seeing all the new song debuts so far this month, including 4 originals. its going to be a fun year.

FreeSpirit · « **Reply #6 on:** February 18, 2007, 10:50:59 am »

:chin: I could\'ve sworn I heard a "shake n bake" tease & jam, I just don\'t know where/when in the setlist it happened :?:

Todd · « **Reply #7 on:** February 18, 2007, 11:18:17 am »

WOWZERS!!!The SallyAlli birthday show did not disappoint. My first highlight of the night was WTF > Mooboo\'s. Mooboo\'s still proves it\'s one of the best songs ever written. Honey Butter was silliness. They nailed Golgi. New Beginning is really growing on me and last night\'s made me like it a lot. Badge was very fun and another one nailed. Merge > Tuneage was the second highlight. Ser stage antics going on. I absolutely LOVE Tuneage and don\'t understand the bashing it gets. The antics didn\'t stop for a minute as Gladys was total craziness complete with Tim "making love to my camera" (pic to follow) It will be my new avatar.

Last night also proved that Ron Spears can have fun on stage. I\'ve got the pics to prove it. :lol:

Stevie\'s whistle being totally owned by the sound guy: priceless!!!

Shake and Bake!!!

Almost forgot: Where else but in New Hampshire can you see two homosexual dogs going at it right in the middle of the dance floor. :lol:rotfl:lol: (at the end of the night when the band was packing up). They must have heard "time to pack up".

sąikidélik · « **Reply #8 on:** February 18, 2007, 11:22:14 am »

I\'d have to say the best part was the part you left out. The second set starting Rufus. I came with intensions to see either a cut me some slack or a rufus, and i must say i dont even mind not having heard some slack. That rufus was ser. I do agree thought about the rest of the show. Tim was playing like he was tripping, ron ripped the bass apart, and how rediculous (rediculous meaning good) does adrian look behind that snazzy new drum set. Hopefully he will have some new cymbals to compliment them soon.

Happy Birthday to Sallyalli again and ironically the next stone church lands on my 21st birthday. And 2 days shy of 4/20. Kinda odd if you ask me.

I never saw and proof of those confetti cupcakes. Touché to the lucky few.

Wolfman · « **Reply #9 on:** February 18, 2007, 11:46:48 am »

Wow. Let me get a few good keystrokes down for this one! Mooboo\'s opener?! Been a long time since I can remember Mooboo\'s opening a show. The show was about 5 minutes old and it was already better than the night before, which really got me into it. Not that this came as a surprise given the comparative venue disparity. Stone Church v. Bill\'s Bar is a matchup on par with Madison Square Garden v. New Haven Coliseum. Anyways, they exploded every jam. Walls and layers of sound flying in from all angles. Using all his keys and guitar and pedals Tim was making 7 or 8 distinct sounds simultaneously at several points. All the segues were money, the type of segues where if you are just getting into the band you couldn\'t possibly know where one song was ending and the next beginning. Then after a huge Honey Butter that I thought would close the set, they bust out Golgi Apparatus. And by bust out I mean bust out. That\'s the stuff that setlist dreams are made of. Can\'t believe I posted on Thursday in the Webster\'s thread that only a setlist including Divided Sky would have sufficed for that show, then they bust out a new Phish song including a Divided Sky tease 2 days later. The last time I saw them debut a Phish song was 11/17/00 when they pulled out Stash in Butterfield dorm. I immediately had flashbacks to that during Golgi and felt like I was in a time warp for the rest of the show after that. The party jams, the low ceiling, the college crowd, the first 10 rows hopelessly locked in... This was the best first set I\'ve ever seen.

Take a look at the setlist for set II. That\'s a complete second set in only 5 songs. That means some major-league J-A-M-S. Rufus and Merge were bigtime per usual, but the thing that excites me most is that they built such a ferocious set around 2 brand new songs and another debut cover. Tuneage was wayyy over the top from the night before. Tim was doing stuff on the Rhodes that I didn\'t know he had in him, then was call-and-responsing with himself on the Rhodes and guitar. The Breakfast offers something completely unique right now with one man being able to mix guitar and keys together into one thought in a solo or jam. It\'s really working and it\'s something almost nobody else can offer since the standard is to split the two instruments between two people. But who wants to be standard? Anyhow, everyone completely lost themselves in all the jams, and they seemed to go on forever. I just stood there laughing at the end of the show, utterly owned. Hadn\'t reached that point in a while. Love when it happens. The Gladys Pimp encore was one of those great encores where there is no energy dropoff from end of second set. They just come onstage and jump right back in the pocket. To top off everything they did the old end-the-song-but-then-jump-right-back-in-the-jam trick to drive the place nuts. What a show. What a venue. Was this the greatest Breakfast show I\'ve been to? I don\'t know, I\'m not sure I can track that anymore. But suffice it to say that this show looked and felt like all of the absolute best Breakfast shows I\'ve ever been to. Thanks everyone for making it happen!

bdfreetuna · « **Reply #10 on:** February 18, 2007, 12:02:40 pm »

damn, those cupcakes sound pretty tasty!

wish I was there

DocEllis70 · « **Reply #11 on:** February 18, 2007, 12:39:07 pm »

damn glad i made it up to this shindig. great crowd and a unreal performance. energy was top notch and Ellis even tweaked me out on how on point the lights were. the \'shake and bake\' had me laughing since i just watched the movie the other day. havent really ever said \'best ever\' before and will probably not use it now but im goin to have to say that it was up there..way up there

princesscaspian · « **Reply #12 on:** February 18, 2007, 01:03:45 pm »

hehe still waking up and clearing the haze from last nights show, but, WOW!!! Those guys played with a new confidence that I\' have never seen eminating from the band.... just completely owning the stage.

Any show that opens with Mooboo\'s is destined for greatness, clearly... last night being no exception. i love the way that song consistently captivates me, and those folks in the crowd who don\'t know every note and word feel like they are truly missing out on some amazing secret... it was a big opener and quite appropriate for the first song of possibly one of the best breakfast sets i\'ve ever seen...

gbfb was great as usual, kept the crowd moving and dancing.... but wtf>mooboo\'s was where the heat was... it seemed to shift the energy forward quite a bit in the venue, which then became completely tipped into overdrive by that tremendous honey butter....

but certainly, the phish bustout! holy crap i didnt see that coming from a mile away. if you\'re gonna cover a song like golgi you have to absolutely own it.... tim nailed every note with more soul than i\'ve heard trey anastasio play with in the last 10 years.... HUGE crowd reaction, and some of the most confident playing from each member of the trio.... well done...

set 2 rufus opener just sorta picked right up where set 1 left off.... holy huge rufus. i had no concept of time but it seemed like the song was about 30 minutes, and hit all the right spots that it usually does.

it was then that a huge vacuum came and sucked all the energy out of the venue.... if A New Beginning is that way, i am sprinting away in the opposite direction. yeah it was the first time I heard that song, and yes, i\'ll give it another listen, but YUCK! not well timed at all....

thank goodness for that merge>tunage.... i haven\'t heard merge in MONTHS and have heard them teasing it/dancing around it at shows, finally last night moments before they busted in i remember yelling "just play fucking MERGE"... (fitzy, you may have caught that on tape)... but the segue into Tunage was hot and that song has got some potential, i was glad to have heard it at the stone church for the first time.

gladys pimp encore: HOTNESS!!!!! everyone just completely let loose and gave whatever was left in them to that song... the band included. great, great encore!

all in all, the evening was completely fluid and well-executed. the band was confident, relaxed, and comfortable, and it translated beautifully into one of the best breakfast shows i\'ve ever seen (rivaled only by the puppethouse today at least)....

estahwhaddup · « **Reply #13 on:** February 18, 2007, 01:43:55 pm »

phenomenal show...PHENOMENAL!!! i totally forgot how much the guys sound so freaking good at the stone church and how i am completely pwn3d (<--had to throw that in there HAHA) at every show at the church. i was bummed that i missed the mooboos opener (had wanted to here that all weekend) but when they brought it back in after WTF, i was almost in tears. honey butter was nutso and golgi was off the chain!!! rufus was bangin as usual, but to segue that into new beginnning...i have to agree w/ the princess, it wasnt that cool (although this is the 2nd time i heard the song, i guess i gotta wait till it grows on me). badge was a great cover, merge was rippin, and tuneage--that song rocks out hard, im extremely diggin it. and gladys encore was prob the best encore song ever. thanks to the band for a great 2 nights! it was a good way to start my first 2 2007 shows, looking forward to a fantastic year. my body is hurtin today...and my voice has semi-returned. thanks to postom, igzy and mamalaka for the great company, and great seeing everyone!! seeya next week homies.

oh ya- and sallialli- hope you had the best 21st b-day ever!!!!

rustyD · « **Reply #14 on:** February 18, 2007, 04:11:34 pm »

" I just stood there laughing at the end of the show, utterly owned."

That\'s awesome..... I know exactly what you mean!

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