[borg]

I agree with the review below, very good concert, I had a seat on the front row
on the left side, the nearest  I have been to the stage in a long time. Strange
thing was there were 3 empty seats to my left.

I had my 4 year old daughter with me for the first half of the set, she was a
little spooked  by the cows mooing at the
start but seemed to enjoy the Oils. Peter was in fine rambling form and Bones did a
guitar walk down one the aisle of the club
for one song ,(short memory i think).

Simon
Walnut Creek

leftjab wrote:

> 22 March 2002, Santa Clara, CA, Paramount Theater, Great America Amusement Park
>
> Redneck Wonderland
> Too Much Sunshine
> Bullroarer
> Under the Overpass
> Dreamworld
> Luritja Way (Rob stand up kit, acoustic guitars)
> Time to Heal (     "   )
> Golden Age (   " )
> Short Memory (  "  )
> Blue Sky Mining (I think they went back to usual set up)
> Say Your Prayers
> Sometimes
> Dead Heart
> King of the Mountain
> Forgotten Years
>
> E:  Beds are Burning
>
> about 80 minutes, but once the crowd got into it, time and amount of songs
> didn't matter.  everyone was sitting the first half, the pretty nice and
> decently sized theater wasn't totally filled, and no one wanted to get up
> and dance.  once the crowd stood up, though, we didn't sit back down, and
> the energy level was amazing for this sort of contest show, there were a
> lot of fans, and new ones no doubt.  it just felt amazing listening, they
> are all so good.
>
> they also confirmed the SF Warfield show on May 7 :)
>
> i'm off on vacation for a week in a few minutes and won't be able to post
> to the list, but had to share the songs.  Hope KFOG replays most of it
> (they usually play around 55 minutes of their shows) in the not too distant
> future.
>
> Jonathan
>
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