It's Midnight, someone review the show already!
 

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I Agree, I don't want to be pushy but review the show already :laugh: Well in Madison it's like 11:50 right now. So that's over an hour for at least ONE of those in Madison to get to a computer and give us a report of the show.

I don't post here often, but I was at the show...I just got home, the concert got over at about 11:15 or so.

Good show--Lindsey had some pretty major guitar problems, three times! Different songs, same problem (acoustic guitar out of tune).

Hearing Sara live gave me chills--they projected the Sara peformance from the Tusk doc behind Stevie.

The new setlist is the one they played. I loved hearing Don't Let Me Down Again, but you could tell the crowd didn't recognize it. I sang along with every word. ;)

Want more?

Veronika..
 

Yes, please :D.

Did the crowd seem to react well to the other new additions (Sara, DR, IKINW, Red Rover)? Were there new "speeches" to introduce them?

The show started at about 8:15 or 8:20. Fashionably late. ;)

The biggest guitar probs were before Red Rover and there was a minor problem before Say Goodbye. We got a little improv from Stevie during the first guitar problem (Say Goodbye) and some chatter from Mick during the Red Rover problems. Stevie dedicated the show to Stella! (aw.)

I wish they had kept Say Goodbye as the closer. I think everyone was confused after Don't Stop, I was expecting a 2nd encore.

I could've done without Red Rover (the crowd seemed bored during it) and the lloooonnnggg version of World Turning. I love World Turning (and I love that Stevie has a lead in it now), but I could definitely do without Mick's histrionics.

It was a great show--my first FM show. It was worth my $75.

No new speeches, as far as I know. IKINW had really good energy to it, so the crowd reacted well. *I* went crazy for Sara, but I don't think the crowd realized the significance of hearing this song after all these years. (Novices! lol)

Lindsey seemed a little nutty tonight. He kept throwing his guitar around...I was half expecting him to smash it. But then I remembered that he isn't Pete Townshend.

with I Know I'm Not Wrong how did the band do that part where it sounds like an accordian or something. The Uh Uh Uh Uh Uh A Uh Uh Uh Uh Uh Uh A Uh. Is it instrumental or did they sing that part. And how was Rhiannon.

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That is too cute!!!!! :)

They don't know squat about squat, so whatevah. I CAN'T WAIT for Red Rover!!!!!!

Thanks for the updates!!!!! :thumbsup:

They sang the accordian part...it sounded pretty good. They kept the tempo up during the song, which is probably pretty hard because it's pretty fast.

Rhiannon was pretty darn good. The crowd went wild when it started. We got a little "silly dreamer" at the end, the improv was a healthy mix of all the different versions.

FIVE MORE DAYS. I can't wait. Now that I know the setlist? This leg of the tour is going to be absolutely amazing. Thanks so much for coming home and posting!!! I've been anxious to hear about it :nod:

You're welcome...I'm glad to help. :)

How was Red Rover? On the album, the guitar parts are totally layered so i'm wondering how he pulled that off. When he played, was it just him or did the band help him out? Also, did Stevie sing on that?

Thanks for all the info. I'm so excited for tomorrow! :blob1: :blob2:

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I think Stevie sang a little, choruses only . To tell the truth, I've always skipped Red Rover on the CD so I don't know it very well. I couldn't really understand what Lindsey was singing, there was a lot of guitar on it. I'm sure the backing band helped him with the guitar.

I was surprised the Lindsey didn't play lead guitar on Stand Back, or sing on it at all. Is that the norm?