I: jam > Boogie On Reggae Woman > Down on the Corner, Boris the Spider > Castles Made of Sand, Sunny Afternoon > Kodachrome, Mike\'s Song > Brandy (You\'re a Fine Girl) > Do You Want to Know a Secret > ****, Fearless > It\'s Still Rock and Roll to Me, The Fool on the Hill, Vasoline* > Rust > The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill > Alabama Song (Whiskey Bar)

II: It Was a Good Day, Hey Hey What Can I Do, Daydream Believer, A Day in the Life, 1979, Surreal Radio > jam > Question, jam** > Gonna Fly Now (Theme from Rocky) jam > Paint it Black

* with \'Billy the Mountain\' (The Mothers) tease
** with \'The Simpsons Theme\' (Danny Elfman) and \'Green Acres Theme\' teases

thanks for the setlist!  We need setlists for Timmy TOur on a more consistent basis for us left coast people

Surreal Radio

i mean really. (if i knew how to insert one of those smilies that shakes its head i would do so here...) when i recommended gladys and surreal radio a few weeks ago i was told i was crazy. now last week he plays gladys and yesterday surreal.... sheesh.

please, for the love of all things holy, there is NEVER any reason to play bouncin\'.... especially not in the midst of an otherwise interesting and inpirational timmy tour set!!

(have i mention how much i hate that song??? it makes cosmic spaceway rhyme seem like the song of angels....)

<<< forgot how cool it is to hate on bouncin..
i think its a great tune and i hope he does it!

i feel the same way...

i hated it the first time i heard it on tape, i hated it the first show i saw where they played it, i hated it the last show i saw where they played it, i hated it when it popped up on ipod shuffle and i\'ll continue to hate it until the end of time. the lyrics are insipidly vaccuous and the only cool thing about it was when the entire crowd would start bouncing in unison, but since the crowd stopped doing that by 95, the song could have been shelved then, too...

what next, heavy things was deep and moving??? puh-lease...

i\'ll take drug use becoming more important to the band than practicing as the actual demise of the band, but enjoy your happily mindless bouncin\' world...

i\'ll take drug use becoming more important to the band than practicing as the actual demise of the band

I agree, but there\'s no reason why Timmy (not The Breakfast) shouldn\'t play Bouncin\' if he can get a solid arrangement together.

Though there are worse songs The Breakfast could cover than Bouncin\'... once or twice a year.

<< loves heavy things too
one of treys best solos.