Setlist: 2006-09-09 - CODA; New York, NY

#46 Reply
Posted by davepeck on 11 Sep, 2006 12:55
oh, and i can\'t believe no one\'s mentioned that Moxie Epoxy hit the merch table early this weekend! i haven\'t stopped listening to it!! it\'s soooooo good!!

#48 Reply
Posted by FreeSpirit on 11 Sep, 2006 13:15
After reading this ENTIRE thread, I\'m still glad I decided to not go to this show.

.....Even with the new keyboardist, great crowd, sale of Moxie Epoxy, and kick-ass songs. But, hey, at least i can listen to the recording

#50 Reply
Posted by Wolfman on 11 Sep, 2006 13:25
Quote from: Wolfman
The equivalent Phish set would be Fikus, Heavy Things, Train Song, Talk, Catapult, Mango Song, The Curtain (for Tribal Funk), Secret Smile, Peaches En Regalia (hehe), Friday

Definitely could toss a Camel Walk in there. At least Camel Walk became a ser bust-out even if it was a lame song. I think Za is reaching Camel Walk status as we speak.

#51 Reply
Posted by davepeck on 11 Sep, 2006 13:29
Quote from: Wolfman
At least Camel Walk became a ser bust-out even if it was a lame song. I think Za is reaching Camel Walk status as we speak.

Za is to Camel Walk as I\'m Too Sexy is to Stairway To Heaven.

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Posted by Jim Cobb on 11 Sep, 2006 13:35
Quote from: Jim Cobb
what what what? did anyone grab me one. can anyone grab me one?

can someone send me mp3s in exchange for my word that i WILL buy this as soon as i am able?

#55 Reply
Posted by Whineberg on 11 Sep, 2006 14:21
I thought the entire second set was great. I never liked Sureal Radio, but out of the four times I have seen it, this was the only time I could distinguish the different parts and the vocals. I enjoyed it for the first time. That\'s because the venue had great sound. It was clear and not too loud, just loud enough. People should get off their asses in NYC and come to the shows. It terrible that bands of such lesser talent can draw so many people, and such a good band has to play in front of 60 or so fans on a SATURDAY NIGHT IN NEW YORK!!!!!!!!!! This is not a new band anymore. I hate to join all of you complainers but they just have to expand the songs more and make them different each time they play them. Any song (Vermont Song?) can be good in the right spot, if played the right way. That is the end of my tirade for now, discuss amongst yourselfs.

#56 Reply
Posted by Todd on 11 Sep, 2006 14:30
Quote from: Wolfman
Even the one A-list song (Tribal Funk Afflcition) had no segue when it is almost always used in a sandwich. Would it be too much to ask to do the old TFA > Sir Psycho Sexy > TFA?
It was suposed to be TFA>Chase>TFA. Thankfully that was dropped on stage like a blazing hot potatoe!!! Could have been a Ser train wreck!! And yeh, a little Sexy in the \'wich would have been great. TFA did contain some of the best Ronny I have seen lately though!!!

#58 Reply
Posted by Todd on 11 Sep, 2006 14:38
Quote from: Whineberg
People should get off their asses in NYC and come to the shows. It terrible that bands of such lesser talent can draw so many people, and such a good band has to play in front of 60 or so fans on a SATURDAY NIGHT IN NEW YORK!!!!!!!!!!
It\'s kinda tough when you have a venue that does not promote or advertise a show!! I didn\'t spend a lot of time looking, but I didn\'t notice much in the way of anything in the windows saying the band was playing there that night. :sigh: And...when you go to the CODA website, click on the link for the band playing THAT NIGHT and then click on "directions"....it gives you directions to the FUCKIN\' LION\'S DEN!!!! WTF??? SUPER DICK!!!!! I wonder just how many people either pre-bought tickets (that also were for The Lion\'s DEN), or showed up in the village, found out that the band was not there, but on the other side of the city and just said "**** it, let\'s go drinkin\'!!!"?

**** CODA AND THE LION THEY **** ON THE WAY TO THE CITY!!!!!!!