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Originally Posted by elle
yes!
and leave out Trouble (or that was just too bold for you LB?). please please please - play the encore as you originally intended before you chickened out.  
(although TAFE is the song i care the least out of all his Tusk songs, but still...)
besides the absolute gems he pulled out (and the fact that both hard-core fans and casual show-goers all have the same reaction - everybody is blown away even more than usual!!) - looking at that setlist and the things he said from the vids i've seen so far or the way he emphasized words in certain songs (like in Trouble "should be saying good night now"), i do think he structured the whole show kind of like a thematic album, and/or is sending certain messages. seems that each song has its place that's even more carefully chosen than usual, fitting both words and music in a certain succession. |
Oh yeah, he's thinking too much, that's clear. I mean; it makes him cautious on the points where I want him to loosen up. But that's the on and off thing I've had with the man since 1976. Part of the fandom is in dissapointment and then find the gold in the things he did not do your way. Fck, I love that man.
By the way, That's All For Everyone is the most difficult song from Tusk to do solo-live. That's why I want to hear it: it MUST be a total rearrangement.