Create your own setlist! Vers. 2

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#461

6 March 2006
Brixton Academy, London

What a show I went to last night!

Set I

Bouncing Around the Room -> (22:05)
Crosseyed & Painless (11:46)
Axilla -> (17:20)
Possum (9:11)
Pressure Drop* (5:12)

Set II

Lycanthrope’s Sibling** (5:12)
Fool In The Rain *** (9:39)
Junction (17:17)
You Enjoy Myself -> (13:54)
Oye Como Va**** -> (2:12)
You Enjoy Myself -> (12:31)
Tweezer (15:00)

E:

Peaches en regalia -> (9:34)
Tweeprise (4:11)

  •  Toots & The maytals Cover

** massively reworked version of Wolfman’s brother introduced by Mike as Lycanthropes’ Sibling - has a doowop feel.
*** Led Zeppelin Cover
**** Santana Cover

#462

6/18/95, Deer Creek Music Center, Noblesville, Indiana

Set I
My Friend My Friend (6:12) > Axilla (Part II) (4:30), Taste (8:29), It’s Ice* (9:09) > Acoustic Army (3:22), Strange Design (3:33), Gingseng Sullivan (4:00), Ha Ha Ha (2:49) > AC/DC Bag (7:57), Split Open and Melt** (10:11) -> Catapult*** (1:01) -> Split Open and Melt (2:30), Possum# (9:24)

Set II
Tweezer (26:47) -> Simple (6:23) > The Lizards (10:08), Down With Disease (14:55) -> ##Runaway Jim (15:06)

Encore
Hold Your Head Up (1:19) > Cracklin’ Rosie (4:06) > Hold Your Head Up (0:45) > Halley’s Comet (6:16)

Show Notes
*Band stops playing their instruments one by one and sit on the bar stools for Acoustic Army. **Funky Bitch tease and a possible Wolfman’s Brother tease from Page (months before that song officially premiered). ***Sung over the jam in SOAM by Mike and Trey. #Oom pa pa and Simpsons signals from band during intro. ## Trey teases Dave’s Energy Guide before beginning Runaway Jim.

#463

^
nice, Greg, nice. I especially like the first set. I was hoping you wouldn’t leave out “Jim,” which had a few standout versions in 1995. You might have included “Free” as well. But that’s neither here nor there. So you’ve done '95 and '98? I’m anxious to see '98 and '00!

#464

22 minute Bouncing… I was waiting for something like that… Excellent job!

#465

I’ll tackle a 2000 setlist…here’s something we might have seen oversees:

Set I:
Carini > (9:37)
Taste (12:04)
Bathtub Gin* (34:51)
Back On The Train > (8:43)
2001 (10:27)

Set II:
Drowned > (24:19)
The Lizards (11:21)
Suzy Greenberg** > (18:49)
Dog Faced Boy (2:00)
Gotta Jibboo (9:03)
Corinna Corinna (3:17)
Harry Hood (20:16)

Encore:
Sleep*** (1:58)
Inlaw Josie Wales*** (2:05)
The Divided Sky (15:48)

*with ambient jam
**with post-song jam
***acoustic

#466

The band didn’t stop playing during setbreak??? ^^^^

#467

7.1.07 Gorge Ampitheater George, Washington

Set 1: Intro Jam (5:21) > Birds of a Feather (11:11) , Weigh (5:24) > Tweezer (19:12) -> Saw It Again (8:54) , Strange Design (3:13) , *Reba (18:34) , Llama (5:14)
Set 2: Tweezer Reprise (4:44) > Gotta Jibboo (12:28) , Dirt (5:43) , Mike’s Song (9:22) > Scents and Subtle Sounds (12:55) -> Vocal Jam (4:53) , ^Weekapaug Groove (15:11) -> Brother (10:35)
Encore: Undermind (14:09) -> Guelah Papyrus (6:12)

*with whistling
^weekapaug ends as usual, but fish keeps the drum beat going (around the 11:30 minute mark), which the rest of the band picks up and eventually morphs into Brother

I hope someone praises this fantasy setlist…it is my crowning achievement in this thread

#468

^ tweezer reprise > gotta jibboo…obscure way to start the 2nd set, i like it though. the weekapaug > brother sounds pretty inticing. sick encore as well…good thinkin’ post-hiatus guy. i praise the setlist.

#469

7 March 2006
Brixton Academy, London

Just got back from this, the second night of a three night stand in South London.

Set I

Wilson -> (6:12)
Good Times Bad Times (5:50)
Bathtub Gin -> (29:38)
Thank You (falettinme be mice elf agin) * -> (8:12)
The Moma Dance (5:12)
Blossom (12:13)

Set II

Piper (5:13) ->
Chalkdust Torture (9:01)
Fast Enough For You (7:11)
You Enjoy Myself** ->(2:12)
Halley’s Comet -> (9:47)
NICU (6:12)
Walls Of The Cave (21:21)
HYHU > Rock DJ *** > HYHU (16:23)
Lawn Boy (5:11)

E:

Stash (11:37)

  • Sly & The Family Stone Cover

** Acapella arrangement as White Tape
*** Robbie Williams Cover

commentary; What a night! As if last night’s show hadn’t got things off to an incredible start (a 22 minute bouncing!!??) tonights just shifted things up a gear. The opener Wilson had an extended intro as at the start only a few hardcore faithful were chanting, Trey held off until the whole academy had clued into what was happening. They returned to the punches for the end which dropped in effortlessly to the Zep cover. A massive and very funky gin led naturally into a sly cover which had everyone dancing and then onto the Dance. Safe to assume by this time that the large portion of unassimilated brits had been completely conquered. New Song Blossom absolutely raged for the close of the first set.

Things were tight and rocking for the opening of teh second, Piper’s storm raged quick and hard before finding a natural resolution in the classroom. FEFY made a surprising and emotional appearance before the band attacked an acapella only YEM which melded naturally into Halley’s before the effortless NICU broke out again. The night’s jam highlight was of course Walls which thrashed like a great white in a tempest. After HYHU Trey announced ‘and now time for a special gest, all the way from Stoke, former star of Take That, yes ladies and girls, go british mental for - Henrietta Williams!’ and the band played and then jammed on RockDJ as if it was written by Prince. After this carnage, Page ended the set in typically gracious style. A tight-as-fuck Stash capped off a great evening. Can’t wait until tomorrow.

#470

Dude…dude! Maelzoid you fucking rock!
Awesome setlist!

#471

Question: What is “Blossom”?

#472

Read the show notes (it’s a new song)

#473

Yes, a new song. I can’t remember which thread it was in, perhaps some of the rumours threads but some other folk had mentioned titles for new songs that I think were fabricated but sounded suitably Phishesque; Junction (from last night at Brixton) and Blossom being just two. It seemed appropriate that they would unleash some new material while over here. Who knows , maybe Mike or Trey will read the threads and actually write songs with those titles - how cool would that be?

Here’s a question: All of those others out there who go to these fictitious shows, how do you come up with teh setlist - do you plan the overall arc of teh show first and tehn slot the songs in to fit this or do you start at the beginning and just haphazardly work your way to the end. I personally tend to favour the latter, just as that is what the band do (ie no setlists, improvising the show as a whole while it unfolds), while having the goal of making it come out like the former. Give it up!

#474

I like sticking with “themes”…i did that for my last setlists (ive only done 2).

look at my last “create your own setlist” and see if you can guess what the “themes” were. there was a different one for both set 1 and set 2.

#475

awesome stuff maelzoid

^your simile made me smile

man, i can’t wait for tomorrow night…i better get down to london stat

#476

Set One
Water->Going Crazy
Set Two
Animals

Right?

#477

well, basically, WillB is a genius.

#478

heere is my setlist inspired by the martini I just drank. it is not part of my ongoing “time capsule” setlist project.
‘Rue More’ Festival 12/31/09
Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, Colorado
Set I
Harpua (3:44)* -> Walls of the Cave (9:48) -> Harpua (4:54), Fluffhead (11:19) > Destiny Unbound (6:33) -> Dave’s Energy Guide** (5:16), Undermind (13:59) -> Twist (8:00) -> Jam*** (4:20)
Set II
Page Speech# (2:44) > The Oh Kee Pa Ceremony## (4:39:04) ->You Enjoy Myself jam (4:15)-> The Divided Sky jam (5:49) -> The Oh Kee Pa Ceremony (12:34) -> Tweezer (58:58) -> Vocal Jam### (10:09)
Show Notes
*Trey says that they “wrote this next song for the day they would return to Red Rocks.” ** Mike says “OK, now stop yelling for these songs.” ***Trey says “after what happened on the Oh Kee Pa message boards, I want everyone to eat a lot of mushrooms before the next set…you’ll see.” #Page stands up front in a new shirt and says that the band is going to play for as long as they can. “We can’t top Big Cypress but watch us try anyway!” ##Yes, it is a 4 and a half hour long jam. The band ate a handful of mushrooms during Page’s speech and they played until they couldn’t anymore. No discernable jams present during this portion. ###A long vocal jam in which the band teases and quotes as many songs as they can think of. Ends with a group chant of “the rumors were true!”

#479

^^^ That’s just too crazy. This may be the nutsest set yet, other than that one where Jerry came back from the dead.

#480

2006-06-06
Woodstock, NY

Billed as the “4th Ball”
(10 years after the 3rd ball)
1200 people inside

Set 1: (85)
Llama, Geulah, Drowned - > Jam, Stash, Split Open and Melt, Tube -> Jam, Gumbo -> Jam -> Sneaking Sally, Slave to the Traffic Light

Set 2: (92)
Peaches en Regalia, It’s Ice -> Swept Away -> My Mind’s Got a Mind of its Own (acapella), Reba, Tweezer -> Jam -> Walk Away -> Tweezer Reprise, Moma Dance, HYHU -> Cracklin’ Rosie, YEM

Encore: (13)
Crosseyed and Painless -> It’s Ice*

  • Completes song from Set II