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I'm not sure how accurate this set is from last night but looks like Neil is mixing it up a little more on this leg of the tour. 2009-04-07, Mile One Centre, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada Neil Young & His Electric Band Rumored or unconfirmed Mr. Soul When You Dance, I Can Really Love Are You Ready For The Country? Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere Spirit Road Barstool Blues Words Cinnamon Girl Mother Earth Change Your Mind The Needle And The Damage Done Lost In Space The Ways Of Love Goin' Back Heart Of Gold Old Man Speakin' Out Tonight's The Night Albuquerque World On A String Hit the Road Get Behind the Wheel Just Singing a Song Love and Only Love

I'd love to see the Felice Brothers play anywhere in Ontario this summer. I'd think they would be an excellent add to any festival.

that makes my day, it must have been a venue thing. at the TO shows they did not allow any booze on the floor

on the last tour your couldn't take beer onto the GA floor

rollingstone.com has a great article on tonights performance http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/index.php/2009/02/20/white-stripes-final-late-night-gig-conan-obrien-on-special-relationship-with-jack-and-meg/

I can't wait for these shows. With rumours of Clapton, Betts, Ronnie Wood and the Dead in the can we can expect the Allman's 40th anniversary to be be well worth investigating the available downloads.

Looks like some good tickets were released. I just pulled FLR2 row 15's.

Make sure you are there for the opener SOS. I saw the show in Ptbo last night and had a blast.

You Are My Face War On War Handshake Drugs California Stars Jesus etc Impossible Germany Via Chicago Hate It Here Walken Man Who Loves You

I'm surprised nobody listed The Felice Brothers - Felice Brothers, Black Keys - Attack and Release and Bob Dylans Bootlegs Volume 8. Personally I think they all stand out. Can't wait for the Neil Young release next week from his performace archive series.

I found this cool link for Billboard's Top 25 Rock Posters. www.billboard.com/bbcom/posters/rock.html

the ticket did say 7:30

The show in Oshawa started at 7:40 and ended at 9:45. Get there early.

I was at the show on Friday and I can't say enough good things about the Kings or Leon. They just keep getting better and better. For those who didn't make it the set was as follows: Closer Crawl My Party Razz Mollys Chambers Taper Jean Girl King of the Rodeo Sex on Fire Fans Revelry Milk Four Kicks Bucket McFearless Use Somebody On Call Cold Dessert Slow Night So Long Knocked Up Manhattan Charmer Black Thumbnail We also made it to the Horseshoe after to check out the Spades. The new material is sounding hot and I can't wait for the new album. It was great to see the special appearance by Gord Sinclair from the Hip.

looks like Bob is even playing a little guitar on this tour

The Toronto setlist was as follows: Strange Overtones I Zimbra One Fine Day Help Me Somebody Houses in Motion My Big Nurse My Big Hands (Fall Through the Cracks) Heaven Never Thought The River Crosseyed and Painless Life Is Long Once in A Lifetime Life During Wartime I Feel My Stuff FIRST ENCORE: Take Me to the River The Great Curve SECOND ENCORE: Air Burning Down the House THIRD ENCORE: Everything That Happens

According to a recent interview with Spin magazine, this may very well be Beck's final tour. The setlist: Loser Nausea Girl Timebomb Minus Soul Of A Man Nicotine And Gravy/Guero/Hell Yes/Black Tamborine/Devil's Haircut medley Modern Guilt Think I'm In Love Orphans Walls Chemtrails The Golden Age Lost Cause Where It's At Gamma Ray Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat Indefatigable E-Pro

Did anybody else read about Bobby being injured on the TMZ site?

I found a great clip of the Tell My Why on the Pitchfork site. Check it... http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/download/144986-video-radiohead-tell-me-why-neil-young-cover-live-at-the-hollywood-bowl

the kings show sure did sell out fast

I was only able to get tickets to the second night at Massey Hall. I would have loved to be at both shows. It was a hard ticket to get and I felt lucky to be there at all. I read a review from the first night and heard that Eddie said that as far as he is concerned there is no other venue he would rather play. He told the crowd he'd rather be at Massey Hall than Folsom Prison. We got a little tribute to Neil Young with Eddie covering four of his songs. Eddie played Long May You Run, an acoustic RITFW, Helpless and he played drums while Liam Finn played a rockin' version of Old Man. Other highlights for me included Let My Love Open the Door with the Massey Hall choir, Masters of War and I am a Patriot. Hearing the soundtrack from Into the Wild was beautiful. I've been listening the soundtrack quite a bit since I saw the show. It was a marathon of a show, Eddie played for close to 3 hours. I love seeing a show like this I like the banter from that stage almost as much as I like the music. I'm pleased that he made his way to Toronto and I can't wait for the new Pearl Jam album.

I saw Neil w/ the Horse in Halifax last time they played there in 1996. It could very well be one of my favorite concerts of all time. It was right after the Hamilton halloween show when he busted out some sweet rarities. I was right at the very front of the stage. At the time Halifax didn't have a ticketing system so if you wanted tickets you had to camp out to get them. After waiting in line for 30 odd hours I scored some front row tix. I was so pumped to see the show I remember not having any pre-show cocktails because I didn't want to miss a second for a pee break. I was so into it. I remember getting down like I've never gotten down before. My mind was totally going into orbit when they played Sedan Delivery. I love that mountain funk! I was so close I called up to Neil and asked him to play Bite the Bullet. Neil looked at me and said they haven't been playing it. He proceeded to go into a little huddle with the Horse and he gave me a nod and Poncho started singing it. This is probably my favorite moment at any concert I've ever been too. The horse was really feeding off the energy of the crowd that night. I remember a women throwing her bra on the stage and Pocho picking it up and was beating it off his guitar for a feedback solo. The Halifax show was going the same direction as Hamilton with the extened encore but during Tonight's the Night some drunk idiot tried to jump on the stage and freaked Neil out a little bit. Neil cut the song short and they left the stage. I'm pleased to hear Neil is making his return to the Maritimes.

when I was there last summer, I got a free t-shirt and 6 month subsciption to Rolling Stone with the price of admission

I would check out Peggy's Cove if I was in NS.

Neil added Time Fades Away to the setlist tonight. This tour keeps getting better and better.