nashville setlist order.. spoilers ahoy

[Sarah]

well, omg. just got home from nashville. i'm totally spoiled now. i don't really want to see fleetwood mac anymore.. i just wish lindsey'd do this forever. but that's just me.

anywhoooo.. for spoiler reasons, i didn't read the atlanta thread, but looking at it now i see that it's not in running order. i kept a pen & paper handy to keep track tonight, because my short term memory isn't so hot. i added some comments here and there. also, there was a clock on the side of the stage visible to me, so i wrote down the times each song began just for whatever reason.. it gives you an idea of how long the show is.

the meaty spoiler part starts here.......


For the first 3 songs, he was alone on the stage, spotlight only..
1. 8:19 PM - "Not too Late". (not liking this on cd, but loved seeing him do it live.)
2. 8:25 PM - Trouble
3. 8:30 PM - Never Going Back Again

band members enter the stage for the first time at this point, no speaking yet
4. 8:34 PM - Second Hand News
- After SHN, he did a little speech that I called "growing up". If you remember the article where he mentions fighting with his wife before she left to go home, then writing Cast Away Dreams.. you've got the idea.
5. 8:39 PM - Cast Away Dreams
- "If there were Godsss" Red Rover schtick
6. 8:44 PM - Red Rover (threatened to fall apart several times, but they kept it together)
7. 8:50 PM - It Was You (love this live. he does a little thumbs up, upward motion at the william/leelee/stella's heeeeere stuff, cute cute cute song live. short and sweet.)
8. 8:53 PM - Big Love (he put way more into it than i've seen him do with fm, honestly.)
9. 8:58 PM - GO INSANE POEM, wooohoooooooooo, then Go Insane. (Incidentally, he sang the verses backwards. Started with trouble in this world livin/dyin, used people winners/losers for 2nd verse.)
10. 9:03 PM - Under the Skin
11. 9:07 PM - World Turning (Taku had his drum solo, but it wasn't annoying like Mick's.)
12. 9:14 PM - I'm So Afraid (I like the new "style" this has to it a little bit.. Neil/Neal is doing some nice ambient things and playing in tandem with LB a lot.)
13. 9:22 PM - I Know I'm Not Wrong
14. 9:27 PM - Tusk (starts with background noise, then lindsey starts on guitar.. sings the verses before the drums even start. i liked the change, to be honest, since i've heard it so many times. tuggle's keyboard parts were spot on, with the horns programmed in.)
15. 9:34 PM - GYOW (same-o.)
Exit stage.. crowd kept a steady clap until he came back, approx. 1 minute.. introduced the band at some point right in here, but I didn't write that down, so I'm not exactly sure when it was.
16. 9:39 PM - Holiday Road. (I cannot believe it. I absolutely cannot believe it. It was great though.. he barked at the end, everybody started doing it, then he kind of flipped out and did a gnarllll and all kinds of crazy stuff and ended up on his back on the ground with legs in the air, then he just laid there. There were a couple times Neil looked like he was thinking, "um.. is he ok" and I actually heard someone behind me say that. I think he completely exhausted himself.. he was red.)
17. 9:44 PM - Show You How

That was supposed to be the end, I think. He bent down to sign a few autographs, and then got TOTALLY swamped by people rushing up with some Hatch Show print posters that were available at the merch table. The posters were awesome, and I'm lucky to have been at a Nashville show to pick one up. Anyway.. Lindsey's a clever man.. he would have been there signing forever, so he stopped when the rush came, went to the mic, and said, "want to hear one more song??" everybody freaked out, and a guitar tech brought out the Rick Turner acoustic..

18. 9:50 PM - Bleed to Love Her (alone, no backing band.. sounded great. everybody was on their feet and singing right along.)

The amount of energy Lindsey put into this show was absolutely amazing. I was so in love with the show that I was having a hard time remembering to sing along or clap, to be honest with you. He thanked the crowd several times for the outrageous applause, etc. he was getting.. mentioning that he hasn't done this on his own for a long time or very much at all, and that it made him feel very good. It seems like every song was a pat on the back for him, pumping his fists in the air and doing the Home-Alone "yesss" fist down type thing. Just screaming and going on. It was absolutely great.

Those of you who are lucky enough to be able to go to multiple shows.. I envy you. But this one show was worth the almost 10 year wait for me. I've waited a very long time for this night.. just like you guys have.. and I can say that one of the dreams I've had for so long has been fulfilled above and beyond what I could even begin to hope for. I hope he brings it back around with the next cd.. he's got a LOT to offer, and his fanbase is behind what he does - however unconventional it may be - 100%.

yes. i frikkin' love lindsey buckingham.