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| − | : The band soundcheked on [[The Bells Are Ringing]] twice, but didn't play it. When I asked Danny Weinkauf why, he said it was probably beacuse Flans forgot to put it on the setlist. - [[FrankEinstein]] | + | : The band soundcheked on [[The Bells Are Ringing]] twice, but didn't play it. When I asked Danny Weinkauf why, he said it was probably beacuse Flans forgot to put it on the setlist. - [[User:FrankEinstein|FrankEinstein]] |
'''[[Dan Miller]] wrote:''' | '''[[Dan Miller]] wrote:''' | ||
Revision as of 11:36, 26 April 2013
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Setlist:
- Pittsburgh
- Clap Your Hands
- Spine
- Memo To Human Resources
- Experimental Film
- Twisting
- Wicked Little Critta
- The Guitar
- Birdhouse In Your Soul
- Bastard Wants To Hit Me
- John Lee Supertaster
- Doctor Worm
- The Famous Polka
- Particle Man with Corn Mo
- Fingertips
- I Palindrome I
- The Spine Surfs Alone
- Wearing A Raincoat
- It's Kickin' In
- Older
- Damn Good Times
- James K. Polk
Encore 1:
- Violin (with wave)
- New York City
Encore 2:
They Might Be Giants
— with Common Rotation and Corn Mo opening —
Mr. Smalls Theatre in Millvale, PA
July 25, 2004
Fan Recaps and Comments:
- The band soundcheked on The Bells Are Ringing twice, but didn't play it. When I asked Danny Weinkauf why, he said it was probably beacuse Flans forgot to put it on the setlist. - FrankEinstein
Dan Miller wrote:
- Last show of this swing and were thinking of home, but not before we complete the Tea Kettle Tour with one last gig in the spout. The venue was a really great old rectory owned by those people of Rusted Root (so I was told). Very cool house-like vibe complete with granny carpets and dusty shams all over the place.
- A fine way to end the tour - small, but intense crowd, it felt like a sell-out show, but I have no numbers to prove it.
