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Puritan
06 Jul 2003, 11:45
Setlist Plymouth UK July 5 2003
Lost Boys and Golden Girls
An American Guitar
Do It
Life Is A Lemon
Tear Me Down
All Revved Up
Testify
Love You Out Loud
I'd Do Anything For Love
Couldn't Have Said It Better
I'd Lie For You
Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad
Bat Out Of Hell
Mercury Blues
Paradise By The Dashboard Light
Show length exactly 2 hours
mariella
06 Jul 2003, 11:48
THANK YOU! :bunny:
Were you there, Puritan?
Love,
Mariella
They DID Testify!!! :bunny:
An American guitar :??:
They did Lost Boys? That's great!
Same question as Mariella, were you there??
Very nice set list...
If you were there Puritan, how was the show?....
Asha
An American guitar :??:
Love and Death and an American Guitar, aka Wasted Youth. That's what I'm assuming that is referring to. Did Meat do the spoken part?
mariella
06 Jul 2003, 16:12
Thank you so much, Shane. I get it now!
Great setlist, by the way!
Mariella
Can't wait to read the first review!
Renegade Angel
06 Jul 2003, 16:31
Was there no Blind Before I Stop or any of the other tracks he was thinking of doing?
This was only a promo concert, wasn't it????
Also he wasn't gonna do all the songs every night, as he said.
I think they played the song they got down already, while still rehersing and working on the others....
I think the tour is gonna be great.
Asha
Testify
06 Jul 2003, 16:42
november is sooooo long away!! i cant wait that long!
Patience! Testify :lol:
Great setlist, thanks for letting us know Puritan.
Renegade Angel
06 Jul 2003, 16:47
Don't get me wrong, the set list looks great and I know that it was only a promo concert ect I just wondered if the set list at the start of the thread was complete or if it was just the highlights.
Frying Pan
06 Jul 2003, 17:18
Nice to see Lost Boys there, he'll sing that well one of my rarer favs, last time he did it was 88 or 89 I think. Can't wait till November!
Testify
06 Jul 2003, 17:23
november is toooo far away!!! i want it now now now!!
Well you can't have it, sorry Testify, but you have a companion, I have to wait till November too....
Testify
06 Jul 2003, 17:31
i have a companion?? huh?
i know i'll have to wait, i wonder who has won the Meat competition?
Well you can't have it, sorry Testify, but you have a companion, I have to wait till November too....
Me too, november 7th Oberhausen. It's a long wait..
Oberhausen, yes novemner 7th, I'll be there...
Companion, i meant myself Testify, because i have to wait as well
mariella
06 Jul 2003, 17:40
Me too, worth waiting for! :lol:
Love,
Mariella
Sure, he's worth waiting for. I knew you were gonna be there Mariella, but Asha too? 8) We can shake hands there. :D
Me too, yes, can't wait to hear some of those songs live...
And if and when there are dates for Holland, I'll be there too, if I can manage at work.....
Asha
Puritan
06 Jul 2003, 18:17
To answer some of the questions. Sorry I was not able to respond earlier -watching this Party In The Park fiasco.
The set list I posted at the beginning is complete and not the highlights. Therefore if it is not on that list it was not done!
Yes I was there. Enjoyed the show very much.
Lost Boys and Golden Girls was not the complete song. It was about one and a half minutes from memory leading into the spoken Wasted Youth speech. Can't answer about who did the speech though - I assumed it was taped and that it was not Meat but don't quote me on that. I was some way back
Do It was great to see live (though I am not too keen on the song). All the band did the song I think in some "monster masks". Again hopefully someone nearer the front can provide a better description than I can.
The cue cards were not used on Tear Me Down
A lot of preaching speech on Testify. Went on for a long time. The audience kept thinking the song had finished and then it started up again. Preaching style intro to "All Revved Up" as well
They did Love You Out Loud and the vocal effects were there. How they did those I don't know - perhaps that little bit was a tape but I'm not sure
Concert length was as I said exactly two hours.
thx puritan, sounds great.
Too bad you were way back....but glad to hear you had a good time
An American guitar :??:
Love and Death and an American Guitar, aka Wasted Youth. That's what I'm assuming that is referring to. Did Meat do the spoken part?
Thanks Shane ... I didn't even think of that :)
Vicki
Do It was great to see live (though I am not too keen on the song). All the band did the song I think in some "monster masks". Again hopefully someone nearer the front can provide a better description than I can.
Meat posted on our forums that Do It would be very special. It was awesome! To be honest Do It is not one of my favourite songs off the album but seeing it performed live was spectacular. I was right down at the front so had an excellent view of the masks. I really don't want to give too much away to spoil it for others about to see the show, but I can tell you they looked very demonic and I thought Meat's looked quite evil! :devil: I'm sure everyone who goes to see Meat on tour is going to love this part of the show.
Meat and the NLE well and truly rocked Plymouth and it was great to have so many of the new songs and to be lucky enough to hear Testify and Love You Out Loud live for the first time.
CHSIB was much more solid than it sounded in Amsterdam and I'm sure, as usually happens with Meat's new songs, they will evolve as the tour progresses.
I was also pleased to hear Lost Boys & Golden Girls (although it would have been nice to have heard the full version) and Love & Death & An American Guitar.
The audience was pretty wild and Meat and the band received a fantastic reception for their first ever gig in Plymouth.
The show was short by Meat's standards and ended with Paradise; no rock 'n' roll medley this time, but I believe Meat and co. had to hop on a plane back to London straight after the gig.
Bearing in mind what Meat said about the Plymouth show being a warm-up for the tour, my only criticism would be that the sound was pretty awful where my friends and I were standing. I realise sound quality is always sacrificed when you stand so close to the stage (you can't have everything! :) ), but what we were hearing was so drum oriented we could hear little else. That said, it doesn't mean the sound wasn't just fine elsewhere in the hall.
I was so excited things worked out that I could be there. I didn't know if I'd make it or not for sure until literally a couple of hours before I jumped in the plane to fly to Plymouth!
Many, many thanks to Meat & the NLE for another fantastic concert experience.
Do It was great to see live (though I am not too keen on the song). All the band did the song I think in some "monster masks". Again hopefully someone nearer the front can provide a better description than I can.
Meat posted on our forums that Do It would be very special. It was awesome! To be honest Do It is not one of my favourite songs off the album but seeing it performed live was spectacular. I was right down at the front so had an excellent view of the masks. I really don't want to give too much away to spoil it for others about to see the show, but I can tell you they looked very demonic and I thought Meat's looked quite evil! :devil: I'm sure everyone who goes to see Meat on tour is going to love this part of the show.
Meat and the NLE well and truly rocked Plymouth and it was great to have so many of the new songs and to be lucky enough to hear Testify and Love You Out Loud live for the first time.
CHSIB was much more solid than it sounded in Amsterdam and I'm sure, as usually happens with Meat's new songs, they will evolve as the tour progresses.
I was also pleased to hear Lost Boys & Golden Girls (although it would have been nice to have heard the full version) and Love & Death & An American Guitar.
The audience was pretty wild and Meat and the band received a fantastic reception for their first ever gig in Plymouth.
The show was short by Meat's standards and ended with Paradise; no rock 'n' roll medley this time, but I believe Meat and co. had to hop on a plane back to London straight after the gig.
Bearing in mind what Meat said about the Plymouth show being a warm-up for the tour, my only criticism would be that the sound was pretty awful where my friends and I were standing. I realise sound quality is always sacrificed when you stand so close to the stage (you can't have everything! :) ), but what we were hearing was so drum oriented we could hear little else. That said, it doesn't mean the sound wasn't just fine elsewhere in the hall.
I was so excited things worked out that I could be there. I didn't know if I'd make it or not for sure until literally a couple of hours before I jumped in the plane to fly to Plymouth!
Many, many thanks to Meat & the NLE for another fantastic concert experience.
And thanks to you Diane for such a great review :))
I'm so glad you got to go and enjoy yourself .... I can't wait until I get the chance in September !!
Vicki
Yes, thanks to all who reported back here about the Plymouth concert. We will do the same from WI.
4 days to go, woohooo!
T
Testify
07 Jul 2003, 23:11
im soooo jelous!
Yes, thanks to all who reported back here about the Plymouth concert. We will do the same from WI.
4 days to go, woohooo!
T
Thanks tbuck :)) Just don't spoil all the surprises for us, ok?
Vicki
Black Queen
08 Jul 2003, 07:34
Sound at Plymouth was pretty bad - I was about 2/3rds of the way back - am v v short so a bit scared to be in the thick of the crowds and not fast enough to be at the front so took the easy way out and headed back a bit for some space to jig about.
When Meat came on the sound was really low, they did crank it up a bit as the show went on but the mix didn't seem to be quite right. Some of Meat's vocals were getting lost in the mix. :( I am sure this will be honed to perfection as the tour progresses.
Plus you have to remember that the Pavilions is a pretty small venue and they've only really started to attract bigger named acts in recent years. No-one tours the South West - we are the forgotten audience! It's getting better though and Meat's appearance at the venue and his rapturous reception from an eager crowd starved of live acts down there can only help encourage others to come. Otherwise, we end up travelling to Bristol, Birmingham, Cardiff or London! Plus, Meat's probably one of the loudest acts they've ever had! :lol:
Can't wait for Wembley in November and December - the only advantages of being in London, the choice of gigs and venues! :wink:
mariella
08 Jul 2003, 09:52
Thank you, Black Queen. 'Everyone' is talking about the sound at plymouth pavillions, from front to the back, it seems. They will have to do something about that, I think they will.
The sound at Wembley will be a lot better!
I like reading these 'reports' specially when everyone had a wonderful evening!
Terry and Jules, I think you are the first people from this forum (except for Fire Ball and Metal Loaf ofcourse) to be going to a US show.
Well, I wanted to say 'have a great time' but in this case that would be an understatement!!!
Have a safe trip! And please come back soon! Can't wait to hear all about it!
Love,
Mariella
Yes, thanks to all who reported back here about the Plymouth concert. We will do the same from WI.
4 days to go, woohooo!
T
Have fun, T. and tell us all about it when you get back. :D
I was right at the front at plymouth & if its any consolation, the sound was the same for deep purple a few months previous!!!
Am hoping to get to the NEC in December & wondered how long you think the show will be....2 hours at Plymouth but some say he normally plays for longer (humour me as I'm new! :wink: )
I was right at the front at plymouth & if its any consolation, the sound was the same for deep purple a few months previous!!!
Thanks Farlap, that's interesting. Could be the venue is just acoustically very bad.
Am hoping to get to the NEC in December & wondered how long you think the show will be....2 hours at Plymouth but some say he normally plays for longer (humour me as I'm new! :wink: )
Take some comfortable shoes! :wink:
By Meat's usual standards that was a short set. In the concerts I've seen in recent years he has normally been on stage between 2 hrs. 15 mins. - 2 hrs. 30 mins.
Those who remember his shows from the late 80s will tell you that it wasn't unusual for him to be on stage for up to 3 hrs.! 8)
Oh, and did I say welcome Farlap? Always great to see another newbie. Have fun! :D
I was at the Plymouth gig and it was fabulous but not a big production. The venue itself is pretty small so none of the special effects, pyrotechnics or costume changes were there. This was expected to be a bit of a warm up anyway, but still worth it to be in the presence of the man himself...and to see him in my home town where I was first introduced to BOOH was awesome!!!!! Pity Patti wore her 'pyjamas bottoms' though and no slinky numbers like usual - would have been nice if she'd made the effort! The set list is not necessarily going to be the same everywhere I wouldn't have thought....hope the rest of you have a great time when your gigs come around!! :D
Shadows On The Wall
11 Jul 2003, 22:17
Cool, what will it be for cardiff, emm got me thinking
DazLoaf01
26 Jul 2003, 19:47
I really, really, really, REALLY hope Meat will play Plymouth again soon... I was devestated when I learnt that there was a date and that it had sold out :(
mariella
26 Jul 2003, 21:53
Yes, I believe it was sold out within a few hours.
Sorry to hear you missed it, Bat.
Mariella
tukayaway
27 Jul 2003, 04:54
I'm a bit surprised to see Bat not right at the end, but this could easily change I guess.
I went to the Plymouth gig, and after waiting almost 30 years to see Meat live I wouldn't have cared if he'd had just stood there. :roll: I thought the sound was great the atmosphere amazing and Meat was just outstanding. As for Patti she was as good and as powerful as she always is. I am not a sound expert. I like what I like and if I can hear it that's fine by me so I couldn't tell you if the sound was right, wrong or indifferent all I know is that it was a brilliant show and I am really hoping that Meat will come back to Plymouth as an extra last date. :wink:
Wild_Honey
27 Jul 2003, 15:37
It's so lovely to see he did "I'd lie for you..." - I am praying he will do this at Wembley... :bunny:
It's so lovely to see he did "I'd lie for you..." - I am praying he will do this at Wembley... :bunny:
I know exactly what you mean :)
I saw him do "I'd Lie For You" at Atlantic City in September, 2001.
It was the first time I ever saw him in concert, and I'll never forget how wonderful it sounded. I'd love to hear him do it again when I see him this September at the Mohegan Sun in Connecticut !!
Vicki
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