Washington D.C. 930 Club 4/21 & 22

Clams · Post by **Clams** » Tue Apr 18, 2017 9:41 am

My friend still has 2 tix for Saturday that he can't use,and I hear that night is now sold out. If anyone wants them, let me know.

Post by **BigTom** » Tue Apr 18, 2017 3:40 pm

Getting excited. Maybe they'll bust out "Life in the Factory". It's been awhile.

uncle rickey · Post by **uncle rickey** » Sat Apr 22, 2017 12:53 am

Ever South
Surrender Under Protest
Darkened Flags on the Cusp of Dawn
Gravity's Gone
Sinkhole
First Air of Autumn
My Sweet Annette
Zip City
Used to be a Cop
Where the Devil Don't Stay
Ronnie and Neil
Ramon Casiano
Too Much Sex (Too Little Jesus)
Marry Me
Buttholeville-->
State Trooper-->
Buttholeville
Made Up English Oceans
The Righteous Path
Filthy and Fried
Margo and Harold
One of These Days
What It Means
Once They Banned Imagine
Let There Be Rock
Shut Up and Get on the Plane
Hell No, I Ain't Happy-->
Sign O' the Times-->
Hell No, I Ain't Happy

beantownbubba · Post by **beantownbubba** » Sat Apr 22, 2017 4:40 am

Always. Go. To. The. Show. Always.

ramonz · Post by **ramonz** » Sat Apr 22, 2017 7:52 am

Love seeing Margo and Harold in there - one of my all-time faves. Wishing I was there!!

gepman · Post by **gepman** » Sat Apr 22, 2017 9:59 am

Great show as always last night. On at 10:30, off at 12:55, no breaks.
I don't think I've been to a show where Patterson and Cooley spoke so little... Hardly a word from either of them.
I also don't recall seeing any tequila in play last night. Must be saving it up for tonight.
Loved hearing "One of These Days", "Margo", and "Too Much Sex" in the mix...
Ready to go for night number 2!

Post by **Jonicont** » Sat Apr 22, 2017 1:38 pm

uncle rickey wrote:Ever South
Surrender Under Protest
Darkened Flags on the Cusp of Dawn
Gravity's Gone
Sinkhole
First Air of Autumn
My Sweet Annette
Zip City
Used to be a Cop
Where the Devil Don't Stay
Ronnie and Neil
Ramon Casiano
Too Much Sex (Too Little Jesus)
Marry Me
Buttholeville-->
State Trooper-->
Buttholeville
Made Up English Oceans
The Righteous Path
Filthy and Fried
Margo and Harold
One of These Days
What It Means
Once They Banned Imagine
Let There Be Rock
Shut Up and Get on the Plane
Hell No, I Ain't Happy-->
Sign O' the Times-->
Hell No, I Ain't Happy

That was a motherfucking rock show. The Zip City-Buttholeville was. Crazy intense. And then there was the end!! Probably the best Sign O I've heard with the band bathed in purple light--very dramatic. Let's do it again tonight

misterbrow · Post by **misterbrow** » Sat Apr 22, 2017 1:45 pm

No breaks and almost 30 songs. It was crisp. Cooley introduced Gravity by saying it was as scientific a song he has for the science march today, but that was about all the banter.

Thanks to all the 6'2-6'6" peeps for looking out for the 5'4" MisterBrow. We were joking that it seems 6'2" is a prerequisite anymore. Ready for night number 2.

whatwouldcooleydo? · Post by **whatwouldcooleydo?** » Sat Apr 22, 2017 6:30 pm

Jonicont wrote:
uncle rickey wrote:Ever South
Surrender Under Protest
Darkened Flags on the Cusp of Dawn
Gravity's Gone
Sinkhole
First Air of Autumn
My Sweet Annette
Zip City
Used to be a Cop
Where the Devil Don't Stay
Ronnie and Neil
Ramon Casiano
Too Much Sex (Too Little Jesus)
Marry Me
Buttholeville-->
State Trooper-->
Buttholeville
Made Up English Oceans
The Righteous Path
Filthy and Fried
Margo and Harold
One of These Days
What It Means
Once They Banned Imagine
Let There Be Rock
Shut Up and Get on the Plane
Hell No, I Ain't Happy-->
Sign O' the Times-->
Hell No, I Ain't Happy
That was a motherfucking rock show. The Zip City-Buttholeville was. Crazy intense. And then there was the end!! Probably the best Sign O I've heard with the band bathed in purple light--very dramatic. Let's do it again tonight

Did you get the epic story before Margo and Harold, a la Lake Tahoe?

vwmule · Post by **vwmule** » Sat Apr 22, 2017 6:34 pm

Night one: https://archive.org/details/dbt2017-04-21

uncle rickey · Post by **uncle rickey** » Sun Apr 23, 2017 1:37 am

Surrender Under Protest
Darkened Flags on the Cusp of Dawn
Ramon Casiano
The Guns of Umpqua
A Ghost to Most
Goode's Field Road
One of These Days
This Fucking Job
Shit Shots Count
The Company I Keep
Shut Up And Get on the Plane
Lookout Mountain
Gravity's Gone
What It Means
Love Like This
18 Wheels of Love
Women Without Whiskey
Puttin' People on the Moon
Zip City
Let There Be Rock
Kinky Hypocrite
The KKK Took My Baby Away
Gimme Some Truth
Once They Banned Imagine
A World of Hurt
Marry Me
Hell No, I Ain't Happy-->
Sign O' the Times-->
Hell No, I Ain't Happy
Rockin' in the Free World

Vincent · Post by **Vincent** » Sun Apr 23, 2017 2:01 am

One word. Mike fucking Cooley.

Zip City · Post by **Zip City** » Sun Apr 23, 2017 7:32 am

Always go to night 2

Post by **Jonicont** » Sun Apr 23, 2017 9:02 am

uncle rickey wrote:Surrender Under Protest
Darkened Flags on the Cusp of Dawn
Ramon Casiano
The Guns of Umpqua
A Ghost to Most
Goode's Field Road
One of These Days
This Fucking Job
Shit Shots Count
The Company I Keep
Shut Up And Get on the Plane
Lookout Mountain
Gravity's Gone
What It Means
Love Like This
18 Wheels of Love
Women Without Whiskey
Puttin' People on the Moon
Zip City
Let There Be Rock
Kinky Hypocrite
The KKK Took My Baby Away
Gimme Some Truth
Once They Banned Imagine
A World of Hurt
Marry Me
Hell No, I Ain't Happy-->
Sign O' the Times-->
Hell No, I Ain't Happy
Rockin' in the Free World

ALWAYS GO TO THE MOTHERFUCKING SHOW!!! THAT IS ALL

gepman · Post by **gepman** » Sun Apr 23, 2017 9:04 am

Holy shit... intensity!
Really ripped the fucking roof off last night.
Setlist alone doesn't do this performance justice.

Here's to science and George Jones!

misterbrow · Post by **misterbrow** » Sun Apr 23, 2017 9:12 am

Matt on KKK. Much more talking. Great covers.

My favorite part was Jay breaking a string, trying to play the riff, giving up and just dancing instead, finally just sat on a speaker and drank until he got the guitar back. Pat swinging the mic during Free World. Matt with a dance move leaving the stage. Dance Band of The resistance indeed.

Great to meet Uncle Ricky and Cooley Girl!

allisonsdc · Post by **allisonsdc** » Sun Apr 23, 2017 9:33 am

Cooley had an epic rant during the break of Company I Keep. Patterson started singing the end of the song after Cooley's rant (something about George Jones bombing in a used car parking lot when he was a kid), and Cooley picked up continued the rant so Patterson stopped singing until he was officially finished. It was great. Friday's show was awesome but last night was an absolute barnburner.

Daddy_played_poker · Post by **Daddy_played_poker** » Sun Apr 23, 2017 10:25 am

Can't wait to hear these shows!

Post by **Jonicont** » Sun Apr 23, 2017 10:57 am

whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:
Jonicont wrote:
uncle rickey wrote:Ever South
Surrender Under Protest
Darkened Flags on the Cusp of Dawn
Gravity's Gone
Sinkhole
First Air of Autumn
My Sweet Annette
Zip City
Used to be a Cop
Where the Devil Don't Stay
Ronnie and Neil
Ramon Casiano
Too Much Sex (Too Little Jesus)
Marry Me
Buttholeville-->
State Trooper-->
Buttholeville
Made Up English Oceans
The Righteous Path
Filthy and Fried
Margo and Harold
One of These Days
What It Means
Once They Banned Imagine
Let There Be Rock
Shut Up and Get on the Plane
Hell No, I Ain't Happy-->
Sign O' the Times-->
Hell No, I Ain't Happy
That was a motherfucking rock show. The Zip City-Buttholeville was. Crazy intense. And then there was the end!! Probably the best Sign O I've heard with the band bathed in purple light--very dramatic. Let's do it again tonight

Did you get the epic story before Margo and Harold, a la Lake Tahoe?

Unfortunately no

Post by **Jonicont** » Sun Apr 23, 2017 11:56 am

I'm not one to engage in hyperbole. If we're talking about a show that makes a top 5 list or is considered epic, well last night seriously needs to be in the discussion. Sometimes the final show of a tour can be a bit subdued. Sold out 9:30 Club on a Saturday night--fuck that shit. Both Patterson and Cooley came out loaded for bear. Numerous comments on the incredulity of having to defend proven science in 2017.
The band has really been on fire since the release of the new album and I haven't seen a show that could be considered laid back since then. Last night was a fucking inferno though. A few minutes on either side of 3 hours in duration, the "holy shit" moments just kept coming. Culminating with a massive Rockin' in the Free World with MC Taylor and the Cooke brothers lending a hand. Really to many highlights to go into. I'll just leave it with my sig

gepman · Post by **gepman** » Sun Apr 23, 2017 12:10 pm

Jonicont wrote:I'm not one to engage in hyperbole. If we're talking about a show that makes a top 5 list or is considered epic, well last night seriously needs to be in the discussion. Sometimes the final show of a tour can be a bit subdued. Sold out 9:30 Club on a Saturday night--fuck that shit. Both Patterson and Cooley came out loaded for bear. Numerous comments on the incredulity of having to defend proven science in 2017.
The band has really been on fire since the release of the new album and I haven't seen a show that could be considered laid back since then. Last night was a fucking inferno though. A few minutes on either side of 3 hours in duration, the "holy shit" moments just kept coming. Culminating with a massive Rockin' in the Free World with MC Taylor and the Cooke brothers lending a hand. Really to many highlights to go into. I'll just leave it with my sig

What he said.

Certainly the best DBT show I've witnessed...

glennrwordman · Post by **glennrwordman** » Sun Apr 23, 2017 5:30 pm

Two great shows, last night's was a little more intense. I loved the "Drunk Uncle" Cooley ranting, and sometimes even making sense! ("I thought that was going to be funny")

(The "Hee Haw" bit between Patterson and Cooley was really funny.)

Of course, the absolute high point for me, was finally getting "A Ghost to Most". It fulfilled my imaginings of how it would hit me. Hard. I think my smile from that lasted through the next few songs.

So grateful for the camaraderie, conversations, good humor, and sore body parts empathy all weekend. Hope everyone got home safe and sound.

glennrwordman · Post by **glennrwordman** » Sun Apr 23, 2017 5:59 pm

https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertai ... l#comments

WaPo review of night #1. As I was up close (and stayed till the end), I did not see the "exodus" the reporter mentions. (Really? 1/3 of the crowd?) I do get the fatigue factor, but...

John A Arkansawyer · Post by **John A Arkansawyer** » Sun Apr 23, 2017 8:34 pm

glennrwordman wrote:https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertai ... l#comments

WaPo review of night #1. As I was up close (and stayed till the end), I did not see the "exodus" the reporter mentions. (Really? 1/3 of the crowd?) I do get the fatigue factor, but...

Unless the story has been edited--which does happen--I don't find the word "exodus" in the story. I do think the last sentence--"There was no encore."--is probably a little misleading. I haven't listened to the whole show yet, just the Hell No, I'm Not Happy/Sign O' The Times medley, but I'd be surprised if Patterson didn't do the bit about skipping the break and playing straight through.

I do like his description of "Shut Your Mouth And Get On The Plane", even if he got the title a little wrong:

a rock shuffle full of Cooley’s observations about how life and death are driven by destiny, so there’s little use in letting fear ruin a good time

I don't agree with it--it's more about inevitable mortality than destiny, if you ask me, and less about not ruining a good time than not ruining a good life--but it's very well stated.

beantownbubba · Post by **beantownbubba** » Sun Apr 23, 2017 8:43 pm

John A Arkansawyer wrote:I don't find the word "exodus" in the story.

This sounds like a pretty good description of an exodus: "But obligations to babysitters, Metro schedules or maybe even just fatigue appeared to get in the way of many folks’ ability to stick around till the show’s end. At least one-third of the audience that packed the club at the beginning of the night was gone by the time the Truckers’ set ended with “Hell No I Ain’t Happy.”

I don't agree with it--it's more about inevitable mortality than destiny, if you ask me, and less about not ruining a good time than not ruining a good life--[/quote]

Yep.

vwmule · Post by **vwmule** » Sun Apr 23, 2017 9:16 pm

Night two: https://archive.org/details/dbt2017-04-22

John A Arkansawyer · Post by **John A Arkansawyer** » Sun Apr 23, 2017 10:06 pm

beantownbubba wrote:
John A Arkansawyer wrote:I don't find the word "exodus" in the story.
This sounds like a pretty good description of an exodus: "But obligations to babysitters, Metro schedules or maybe even just fatigue appeared to get in the way of many folks’ ability to stick around till the show’s end. At least one-third of the audience that packed the club at the beginning of the night was gone by the time the Truckers’ set ended with “Hell No I Ain’t Happy.”

I think of an exodus as something that happens en masse, not as a trickle. But I could be just getting all biblical about it.

Flea · Post by **Flea** » Mon Apr 24, 2017 12:50 am

glennrwordman wrote:https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertai ... l#comments

WaPo review of night #1. As I was up close (and stayed till the end), I did not see the "exodus" the reporter mentions. (Really? 1/3 of the crowd?) I do get the fatigue factor, but...

Not saying this as a fanboy, but as a critical fucker - if you are going to denigrate your target, have your facts straight. That reviewer is excrementally cluless.

misterbrow · Post by **misterbrow** » Mon Apr 24, 2017 6:34 am

"with a 2 ½ -hour set full of progressive political messages put to a retro Southern rock beat"

Progressive retro. At its core the true sound of the band and the politics have been the same for 20 years.

"At least one-third of the audience that packed the club at the beginning of the night was gone by the time the Truckers’ set ended with “Hell No I Ain’t Happy.”'

I was there with different people both nights. NIght two my buddy took off with about ten songs left as he was continuing on to Florida at 6 AM. By the time we HGM came on we decided on the third floor because it looked packed. When he left I little trouble finding my way in front. Night two was less of of sausage fest, just an observation.

"The die-hards who had stood through it all screamed along to every last chorus."

So close to a 1,000 happy yelling people is a bad thing?

"There was no encore."

Anybody that knows anything knows that when the stage bottles are passed into the crowd it is an encore.

Rocky · Post by **Rocky** » Mon Apr 24, 2017 8:20 am

I'm a redskins fan and the writer Dave McKenna wrote the most accurate and mean-spirited thing about that douchebag Dan Snyder that the world has ever seen so he gets a big pass from me.

That Saturday night setlist is a killer.

So now the band plays One Of These days every night now?

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