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  1. xtianDC says:

    It’s funny. You sound exactly like I did the day after seeing the DC (well, Maryland) show. It was a perfectly great performance with which it was hard to find any fault. But I left feeling sort of underwhelmed, as my deepest setlist wishes did not come true. And on the heels of the AMAZING set from the NC show, this was an especially bitter pill to swallow.

    I never need to hear “Losing My Religion” and “The One I Love” live ever again. But that doesn’t mean that 98% of the audience would have walked away angry if they hadn’t played those specifically.

  2. xtianDC says:

    It’s funny. You sound exactly like I did the day after seeing the DC (well, Maryland) show. It was a perfectly great performance with which it was hard to find any fault. But I left feeling sort of underwhelmed, as my deepest setlist wishes did not come true. And on the heels of the AMAZING set from the NC show, this was an especially bitter pill to swallow.

    I never need to hear “Losing My Religion” and “The One I Love” live ever again. But that doesn’t mean that 98% of the audience would have walked away angry if they hadn’t played those specifically.

  3. xtianDC says:

    Oh…and let me further say two things:

    Ignoreland, a song I also regarded as one of the few dregs of AFTP (and REM’s entire cannon) actually really comes to life in a live setting. Perhaps it’s the absence of the harmonica? I dunno, b/c it doesn’t really sound demonstrably different than the studio version. It just sounds *better*.

    Second, I think that “I’m Gonna DJ” is some kind of REM fanboy litmus test. You hear that one and you either get swept up in it or you cringe and wonder what the heck has happened to your former musical idols. I love it. It’s the perfect way to end “Accelerate”, taking the ten that is “Horse to Water” and raising it to eleven (if that makes any kind of sense). And hearing it live, it’s impossible to sit still.

  4. xtianDC says:

    Oh…and let me further say two things:

    Ignoreland, a song I also regarded as one of the few dregs of AFTP (and REM’s entire cannon) actually really comes to life in a live setting. Perhaps it’s the absence of the harmonica? I dunno, b/c it doesn’t really sound demonstrably different than the studio version. It just sounds *better*.

    Second, I think that “I’m Gonna DJ” is some kind of REM fanboy litmus test. You hear that one and you either get swept up in it or you cringe and wonder what the heck has happened to your former musical idols. I love it. It’s the perfect way to end “Accelerate”, taking the ten that is “Horse to Water” and raising it to eleven (if that makes any kind of sense). And hearing it live, it’s impossible to sit still.

  5. Matthew Perpetua says:

    Ha, my opinion of “DJ” is rather severe — I kinda have a problem with people NOT liking it.

    Oh Raleigh. Those motherfuckers down there really won out, right? And Red Rocks. I notice that Chicago and Toronto got weak setlists — I guess it pays to be in a smaller city sometimes.

    You know, “Losing My Religion” was actually one of the songs I was most into last night, and I’m never really unhappy about “One I Love” or “Man on the Moon.” There’s a reason those songs are always in there, you know? And “Kenneth” — they could play that one three times in a row, and I’d always be really excited.

  6. Matthew Perpetua says:

    Ha, my opinion of “DJ” is rather severe — I kinda have a problem with people NOT liking it.

    Oh Raleigh. Those motherfuckers down there really won out, right? And Red Rocks. I notice that Chicago and Toronto got weak setlists — I guess it pays to be in a smaller city sometimes.

    You know, “Losing My Religion” was actually one of the songs I was most into last night, and I’m never really unhappy about “One I Love” or “Man on the Moon.” There’s a reason those songs are always in there, you know? And “Kenneth” — they could play that one three times in a row, and I’d always be really excited.

  7. Bobo says:

    “I’m Gonna DJ” is intolerable. I’d add more, but I’d have to actually listen to the thing again to say anything intelligent.

    I’m a lapsed R.E.M. fanatic, but I don’t blame the band for that. I just haven’t kept up, and am glad to hear they are still inspiring listeners. If I could get a guarantee that they’d play “Moral Kiosk” at one of their shows, I would rouse my lazy-former-fan ass and actually turn up for it.

  8. Bobo says:

    “I’m Gonna DJ” is intolerable. I’d add more, but I’d have to actually listen to the thing again to say anything intelligent.

    I’m a lapsed R.E.M. fanatic, but I don’t blame the band for that. I just haven’t kept up, and am glad to hear they are still inspiring listeners. If I could get a guarantee that they’d play “Moral Kiosk” at one of their shows, I would rouse my lazy-former-fan ass and actually turn up for it.

  9. dymbel says:

    I’ve seen them fifteen times and not once have I heard them do my favourite song, ‘Cuyahoga’. I like IGD but I always think of it as a good throwaway song and I was a bit surprised when they included it on the new album after putting it on the dud live album. But then, they have finished with it the last five times I saw them, and I do love that ‘I’m collecting vinyl’ line..

  10. dymbel says:

    I’ve seen them fifteen times and not once have I heard them do my favourite song, ‘Cuyahoga’. I like IGD but I always think of it as a good throwaway song and I was a bit surprised when they included it on the new album after putting it on the dud live album. But then, they have finished with it the last five times I saw them, and I do love that ‘I’m collecting vinyl’ line..

  11. Matthew Perpetua says:

    Oh man, the version on Accelerate just buries the version from the Around The Sun tour, the one that’s on the live dvd. It’s all minor changes, but it makes a huge difference — I wasn’t really sold on the song until I heard Accelerate.

    They did “Cuyahoga” the last time they were at MSG — it was cool, and kinda poignant given the context.

  12. Matthew Perpetua says:

    Oh man, the version on Accelerate just buries the version from the Around The Sun tour, the one that’s on the live dvd. It’s all minor changes, but it makes a huge difference — I wasn’t really sold on the song until I heard Accelerate.

    They did “Cuyahoga” the last time they were at MSG — it was cool, and kinda poignant given the context.

  13. Maaike says:

    I’m so jealous you got to see The National! Here in Holland the special guests will be Modern Skirts, whoever they are.
    ‘I Believe’ or ‘Pilgrimage’ would be great, and I’d love to see them play ‘I Remember California’ live… Oh well, one can always hope…

  14. Maaike says:

    I’m so jealous you got to see The National! Here in Holland the special guests will be Modern Skirts, whoever they are.
    ‘I Believe’ or ‘Pilgrimage’ would be great, and I’d love to see them play ‘I Remember California’ live… Oh well, one can always hope…


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