Newcastle set list May 30th

anjabro · Post by **anjabro** » Mon May 30, 2005 5:17 pm

King Horse
Uncomplicated
Clown Strike
Radio Radio
Country Darkness
Needle Time
Green Shirt
Human Hands
There's A Story in your Voice
Either Side of the Same Town
Chelsea
Clubland
Good Year for the Roses
Our Little Angel
Suit of Lights
Kinder Murder
When I was Cruel #2
Watching the Detectives
The Delivery Man
Monkey to Man
Bedlam
Shipbuilding
Man out of Time
Alison (into Suspicious Minds)
I Can't Stand Up
Hi-Fidelity
You Really Got a hold on Me
Peace love and Understanding
Olivers' Army
Pump it Up
Scarlet Tide

anjabro · Post by **anjabro** » Mon May 30, 2005 5:35 pm

Also...

An extra verse on the end of TDM, which I've just googled, from a song called 'The Railroad Boy'...

Her father he came home from work
saying "where’s my daughter? She seems so hurt"
He went upstairs to give her hope
and found her hanging by the end of a rope

He took a knife and he cut her down,
And on her body these words he found

"Go dig my grave both wide and deep
Place a marble stone at my head and feet
And by my breast place a show white dove
To show the world I died for love."

Also...

A line from 'Yer Blues' to finish off Needle Time...('Feel so suicidal even hate my rock and roll')

Also...

Different lyrics in the chorus of 'Human Hands'....(Whenever the money runs out and the drugs wear off..' or something...)

Also...

Someone shouted out 'did you see the match last week?' to which EC replied 'I was otherwise engaged....or at least I was supposed to be...'

Incredible show as always...Only sad thing for me was I was way over to the left, and couldn't see Professor Nieve at all...

ReadyToHearTheWorst · Post by **ReadyToHearTheWorst** » Mon May 30, 2005 5:54 pm

Also, some light hearted moments -

- a cheeky chappy shouted out "Did you see the match last week?" to which came the reply "No I was otherwise engaged";
- then, a woman shouted "Let's be 'avin' yer!", Elvis smiled and said "Don't you try and start something";
- Later someone called for "You'll never walk alone", that also raised a smile;
- during Good Year For the Roses he seemed to forget the words, until a chap shouted out "After 3 full years of marriage". Said chap got a thank you afterwards;
- a number of persons kept chanting 'Elvis! Elvis! Elvis!' between songs, one lad even shouted out 'Elvis I love you!';
- during the 'sing a long' in You Really Got a Hold on Me he was encouraging us to hold the last note of Hold on Meeee, and said "Just imagine your waiting for Patric Kluivert to score".

First Born and boyfriend were mightily impressed (although she was disappointed not to hear Red Shoes).

All in all - magic!

anjabro · Post by **anjabro** » Tue May 31, 2005 12:50 am

ReadyToHearTheWorst wrote:.... (although she was disappointed not to hear Red Shoes).

True enough...no matter how good it is, you always walk home going...'aah, he didn't play this, I wanted him to play that...'

P.S.I remember a bit of a Blues Brothers instrumental at the end of 'I can't stand up...', But I don't know the name of it...

laughingcrow · Post by **laughingcrow** » Tue May 31, 2005 2:23 am

Completely out of the blue, I was there as well...great gig! Highlights were King Horse, the alt. version of Human Hands and the additional bit on TDM.
The banter was spot on as well...with some proper sweary words and all! Ace!

King Hoarse · Post by **King Hoarse** » Tue May 31, 2005 4:23 am

Would that Blues Brothers instrumental bit be "I Just Can't Turn You Loose" by any chance? (I love it)

ReadyToHearTheWorst · Post by **ReadyToHearTheWorst** » Tue May 31, 2005 6:47 am

King Hoarse wrote:Would that Blues Brothers instrumental bit be "I Just Can't Turn You Loose" by any chance? (I love it)

I think so, Elvis even did the 'Gotta Gotta Gotta' a la Otis!