Setlist: 2010-11-26 - Red Square; Albany, NY

Setlist: 2010-11-26 - Red Square; Albany, NY
Posted by FieryBill on 27 Nov, 2010 02:40
I: jam > Cut Me Some Slack, Tunage, Sundance, Scarlet Begonias

II: Night of the Thumpasorus Peoples jam > Taboo or Not Taboot, Tribal Funk Affliction, Drunk Monk Bar

E: Peaches en Regalia > Frankenstein*

* from drum solo > end.

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Posted by FieryBill on 27 Nov, 2010 02:40
Set 1 was about 60 minutes, Set 2 + E was about 85 minutes

Show was insane.... my mind is blown, more tomorrow if I can put a sentence together! Tribal was like 30-40 minutes, something like that. Wowzers that was friggen intense. Good to see everyone, goodnight.....

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Posted by KEN RAFLOWITZ on 27 Nov, 2010 11:16
Thanx for the setlist FieryBill. Glad somebody knows what to call these things!
Victory again to The Breakfast!!! Another incredible SHOWWWWW!!!!!!!

Gavin made it to the end without getting thrown out!!!

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Posted by Gfunk on 27 Nov, 2010 11:40
:wah:

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Posted by booztravlr on 27 Nov, 2010 11:54
Good times last night! They were on fire from the first note. Slack was a great choice for an opener. It was great to see Sundance make an appearance too. It\'s been a long time since I saw that one. Second set was just unreal. Opening jam picked up from the setbreak music flawlessly. I\'ve never heard them play Taboo like that before. It was well over 10 minutes and really set the stage for the second set. Tribal started up to a much appreciated crowd and had to be +30 minutes long. The jams were great, similar to the No Quarter from JamBoree this past summer, and everyone was really firing on all cylinders. At one point in the jam Tim and Chris were singing a different song but I really couldn\'t make out the lyrics. After another build up they dropped back into Tribal which got a roar from the crowd. Easily the best Tribal I\'ve seen/heard. Drunk Monk Bar was appropriate as the $3 tall pbrs were flowing all night. The chorus was sung by the crowd which the band seemed to enjoy. Quick regroup and they were back on stage to a well executed Peaches. Definitely hadn\'t seen this one in years either. Right at the end, Adrian kicked into the Frankenstein drum solos. After a second run through them the band followed and they closed out the night. Rock and roll! Be kind to animal.

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Posted by ds673488 on 27 Nov, 2010 12:15
show was an absolute monster. setlist doesnt even do it justice. as with all red square shows, the jamming was taken to another level. completely insane, so fun.

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Posted by wiredchicken on 27 Nov, 2010 12:19
a two set show!!

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Posted by zuke583 on 27 Nov, 2010 12:37
gah! tell me this was taped...

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Posted by FieryBill on 27 Nov, 2010 12:47
I didn\'t see tapers but Ken got the visuals

So.... what the hell happened last night? And what planet are these guys on?

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Posted by bezerker on 27 Nov, 2010 12:49
Quote from: Gfunk;263485
:wah:

so **** honored to be apart of this show. trumps every one i have ever seen that second set was like an hour plus. they jammed the **** out of every song i thought they couldnt jam out. **** unreal night thank you so much everyone

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Posted by booztravlr on 27 Nov, 2010 12:57
Quote from: zuke583;263494
gah! tell me this was taped...

There was a guy set up in the back. Ken said he knew him so hopefully this makes its way to LMA.

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Posted by bdfreetuna on 27 Nov, 2010 13:15
maaaaaaan.

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Posted by bezerker on 27 Nov, 2010 13:19
Quote from: booztravlr;263486
Good times last night! They were on fire from the first note. Slack was a great choice for an opener. It was great to see Sundance make an appearance too. It\'s been a long time since I saw that one. Second set was just unreal. Opening jam picked up from the setbreak music flawlessly. I\'ve never heard them play Taboo like that before. It was well over 10 minutes and really set the stage for the second set. Tribal started up to a much appreciated crowd and had to be +30 minutes long. The jams were great, similar to the No Quarter from JamBoree this past summer, and everyone was really firing on all cylinders. At one point in the jam Tim and Chris were singing a different song but I really couldn\'t make out the lyrics. After another build up they dropped back into Tribal which got a roar from the crowd. Easily the best Tribal I\'ve seen/heard. Drunk Monk Bar was appropriate as the $3 tall pbrs were flowing all night. The chorus was sung by the crowd which the band seemed to enjoy. Quick regroup and they were back on stage to a well executed Peaches. Definitely hadn\'t seen this one in years either. Right at the end, Adrian kicked into the Frankenstein drum solos. After a second run through them the band followed and they closed out the night. Rock and roll! Be kind to animal.

this review made me realize how much im so glad i actually made it to a show. seriously top 3 shows of my life and that **** tont was ridculous. that is all

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Posted by frolfer on 27 Nov, 2010 13:21
An absolute mindblower of a show.

This truly is a band like no other. I am also very honored to be a part of this beautiful art. The guys continue to take matters to another level. How do they possibly do this? After the show I felt completely scoured clean of all the accumulated crap in my life and I feel reborn, renewed, re-energized.

Thank you to the band and to the Square! Thanks booz for being a real trooper. Hope I wasn\'t snoring!!

So awesome to see the room filled out with peeps and so so great to see the dot info folks. I am thankful to have this extended family.

Three cheers for the Breakfast! Don\'t miss upstate shows (Klout, I hope you have some good excuse:wink:)

Thank you Kind Ken!!!