I: Escher's Etchings (Part I) > Great Big Fiery Ball In The Sky > Episode 1 (Happy), jam > Taboo Or Not Taboot, Phaddy Boom Baddy, Escher's Etchings (Part II) > Wild Pack Of Asscracks, Language Of The Gods[1] > Wake Up In A Coma
II: Beef Barley[2] > Superfly Phaddy Fat > Lit > Question Mark And The Mind > Mooboo's Voodoo (Episode 2) > jam > What The Funk > Inner Glimpse > Mooboo's Voodoo (Episode 2), Food For Thought[3] > jam[4] > Cut Me Some Slack, The Vermont Song
E: jam > Jumpin' Jack Flash
[1] with 'Windy' (The Associations) tease
[2] with 'Star Wars (The Empire)' tease
[3] Thought 1: 'Thanks for spinning the wheel'
Thought 2: 'How come we don't play Food For Thought anymore?'
[4] with 'James Bond' tease
A wheel was spun to decide what songs were played next. Details <a href="http://www.thebreakfast.info/forum/showthread.php?t=3835">here</a>.
Thanks to crimsonknuckles for the setlist!
nice, FFT and Lit, I\'m jealous.
no FFT thoughts?
show looks very good, interested in hearing the discs.
that setlist is chock full of goodness.. I like seeing Escher\'s parts 1 and 2 being played these days. Mooboo\'s Voodoo (Episode 2) > jam > What The Funk > Inner Glimpse > Mooboo\'s Voodoo (Episode 2)- know this is unreal. Glad to hear that this show was taped. It looks like 1st set they played a lot of 2nd set standards- Taboo, Language, WPOAC.. lucky crowd. I am having a hard time accepting the fate of this so called "wheel". It all looks to nice on paper
Phaddy and Escher\'s 3 shows in a row! unusually satisfying
look like set 2 was played first and set 1 second.
food for thought1: "thanks for spinning the wheel"
food for thought2: "how come we dont play food for thought anymore"
.........i believe these were the bands thoughts..................
god damn........that show looks insane. i\'ve been jonesin for superfly phaddy fat for so long, you lucky bastards. the rest of the setlist is pretty much self-explanatory, they obviously rocked the
**** out.
look like set 2 was played first and set 1 second.
I would cream my shorts if the breakfast ended a show i was at with coma...
anyone recall being at a show with a WUIAC 2nd set closer? And if it were an encore, I would be donefore...
Good times! Overall the show was not as hot as gloversville last week. But still extremely entertaining. Second set blew the first away. Spinning the wheel was hillarious and sooooo fun. Tim basically told the crowd when to spin during the second set and called for a respin several times hehe. Sleeping beauty came up at least twice but was not played
I spun the language before the first set which was a great version. The second half of the first set was real good. Escher\'s Etchings Part 2 > Wild Pack Of Asscracks, Language Of The Gods > Wake Up In A Coma all rocked. THe coma was was fuckin SER. And i don\'t use that term lightly
The superfly fatty was nuts. THe Lit was fuckin CRAAAAZY. I don\'t think food for thought even came up on the wheel everyone just wanted to hear it, hence the second thought. The encore was pretty lame, I have to be honest. Overall though it was a great night. The breakfast stepped up to the challenge in a huge way and rocked the wheel.
no fresh cut last night !
Guaranteed The First Time Since 3/4
Lemem Check
defiantely not the first time,but probably only the 3re or 4th time since march4
Yeah, pretty good show. I guess I feel compelled to make a few comments...
1. The wheel is lame. I\'d rather see them create their own setlist. It\'s part of the artistry and they\'re damn good at it. Like the Northampton show a couple months ago... a 4-part Rufus sandwich! So I won\'t be sad to see the wheel disappear.
2. Escher\'s Etchings doesn\'t work well split up. So I\'m glad they split it early on at least.
3. Sick Language > Wake Up in a Coma!!
4. Mooboo\'s kicked ass, and I thank the wheel for that
what else...
I dunno it was a pretty good show overall. The 1-setter in Ithaca a couple weeks ago was better. I also expected a way bigger crowd at the Electric Company.
I also expected a way bigger crowd at the Electric Company.
Can you provide us with an estimation of the crowd size?