MOST-SEEN BANDS:

Ween:                   9 (7 for Carolyn?) (counts 1 Gene Ween solo show and 1 Gene Ween Band show)

Voltaire:               6 (7 for Carolyn)

Gwar:                   5 (4 for Carolyn)

Bad Religion:           3
Kreator:                3 (2 for Carolyn)
NoMeansNo:              3		
Rammstein:              3
Sisters Of Mercy:       3
They Might Be Giants:   3 (5 for Carolyn)
Type O Negative:        3 (4 if you count the Carnivore show)
Violent Femmes:         3

Agent Orange:           2
Celtic Frost:           2
Danzig:                 2
Dethklok:               2
Freezepop:              2
Ministry:               2
Marilyn Manson:         2
Nine Inch Nails:        2
My Life With The...:    2 (...Thrill Kill Kult)
The Church:             2 (1 for Carolyn)

GUITAR HERO SONGS:

CONCERTS PER YEAR:

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BANDS SEEN:

(includes mostly-shitty opening acts)

FULL ALBUMS I'VE SEEN PERFORMED LIVE:

(special album-specific concerts kick ass)

LIST OF SHOWS:

1. Moody Blues. 19881027. Patriot Center, VA. Taken by my parents. Kind of a lame first concert! Had I not gone, my first would have been Metallica! :)
2. Metallica/The Cult. 19890309. Capital Centre, Landover, MD. And Justice For All tour. Damn did The Cult suck in a bad way. Hetfield played a riff that was Twist Of Cain by Danzig. I'd never heard it at the time. They had a Misfits shirt on, too, I think. That is pretty much how I got into The Misfits, who became my favorite band ever for 10+ yrs, until they were co-tied with Ween and Atari Teenage Riot.
3. Testament/WrathChild America/Annihilator - 1990ish. Annihilator opened, followed by WrathChild, with Testament headlining. Practice What You Preach tour. Somewhere in College Park, MD. Assaulted multiple times by some loser BBSer, pratically broke my back once and my neck the other time. Dad hung out in the parking lot the entire time because he was my ride. Damn did I need a driver's license.
4. Kreator/BioHazard/Morgoth - Kreator headlining. The Bayou, MD. 1990ish I think. Morgoth opened, their first American show. Dad insisted on going so I made him wear a Danzig shirt. He stuck out like a sore thumb and made people do double-takes. We found someone's wallet, looked around for them, and gave it to the club. <Butt-head>They thought he was cool, huhuhuhuh.</Butt-head>
5. The Church. 19900608. The Citadel, Washington, DC. Gold Afternoon Fix tour. Forgot who opened. Somewhere in Adams-Morgan. Hung out with fellow TJHSS&T people while there. Still in 10th grade but some stranger bought me beer.
6. Anacrusis/D.R.I. 1991 or 1992ish. I think this was around D.R.I.'s Thrash Zone album though really I'm only a fan of their first 2 albums (Dirty Rotten EP and Dealing With It). I hadn't heard Anacrusis until I moshed to "Terrified" at the show, but I was very impressed and was into them afterwards (although each successive album got lighter and lighter until it become sucky). I met the D.R.I. singer, he happened to be sitting at the bar next to me. I got his autograph, but eventually lost it since I had it in my notebook that I used for class.
7. Bad Religion/All. 19920721?, 9:30 Club, Washington, DC. This must have been 1992, maybe late 1991. Internet records indicate they played at 9:30 club on 19920721 and 19920722, so it was probably one of those. All's Percolator tour. Bad Religion opened for All, who played about 1/3rd Descendents songs much to my happy surprise. Before the show I listened to Stephen Egerton of All talk about how cool it felt to see their video on a vidscreen in a club. It was cool just hanging out with a band member. Later, in the back of the club, I ran into Descendents/All founder Bill Stevenson and got him to autograph several All stickers. He was with some woman, he told me he hadn't seen her in like 10 years. The fact that they remembered each other made me wonder if she was one of the females significant enough to have had a Descendents song written about her. This show was cool because I ventured out to the 9:30 Club all by myself for the first time, cuz no one wanted to go to the show with me. At the time I had never heard Bad Religion. I chatted with fellow BBSer Trailblazer while there. Drove around and looked at whores afterwards, fun for a highschooler.
8. spoken word: singer of King Missile ... and a couple other speakers. It was in the movie theatre of Squire's Student Center, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, freshman year (1992-1993). The King Missile singer, John S. Hall, appeared without his band and performed many spoken-word acts. Some of these were King Missile songs, like "Martin Scorcese", or "Too Many Socks!". (I want to say one of the other acts was Jeneane Garafolo, but really it was this chick who was in a spoken-word-to-music video that Beavis And Butt-head watched. John S. Hall was nice enough to notice this list, and tell me that it was Maggie Estep! Awesome!)
9. Gwar/Murphy's Law. Peppermint Beach Club, Virginia Beach. 1992-1994ish. Didn't know Murphy's Law was opening until I saw them perform! Pleasant surprise! Lost my shoe in the pit, but found it again. I had to go into the mosh pit hopping on one leg! I managed to get the show, but was moshed into so hard it flew out of my hands (and I flew a few feet as well). Hopping on one foot, managed to get it again, and hop out of the pit and put it back on! Of course "Sex-Offender Doug" was there. Had one of the most memorable nights of intoxication following the show. For instance, I was at the beach (in Pungo I think), but I never managed to see it. We drove a minivan between trees, in the woods (randomly avoiding trees), etc. Doug MacKenzie ("Werewolf Doug") ran in front of the minivan while we were driving in the middle of Norfolk -- how did he know we were there?!?! In all of Norfolk?!?!? He was like a werewolf! I wish they'd played "Have You Seen Me?". Gwar only played like an hour. But the juggling of fire by Slymenstra Hymen was exquisite. Slave blood? Yeah some.
10. Smashing Pumpkins. 1993-1994ish. Salem or Roanoke Civic Center, near Virginia Tech. Siamese Dream tour. AWESOME lightshow, probably the best I've seen to date (as of 5/24/2000). They had color-cycling, zooming animated fractals set to a laser show and fog.
11. Violent Femmes. Squires Student Center Auditorium. 1994-1996ish. They talked about how they were going to go to college, but formed a punk rock band instead.
12. Nine Inch Nails/Marilyn Manson. 1994. On the way back from Ocean City. Had never heard of Marilyn Manson at the time; it seemed like the most awful crap I'd ever heard and practically drove Brent and Me insane (Though I like Marilyn Manson now!). NO ENCORE! Trent is a prick. The crying during "Something I Can Never Have" was a bit too melodramatic -- am I supposed to be buying it?? It was still a great show, of course! But they did not play long enough...
13. NoMeansNo with Alice Donut, Ultra Bide. 19951013. 9:30 Club.
    They finally came this far south! I bought my first Hanson Brothers (Ramones-sounding NoMeansNo side-project) CD here. I remember they played a messed up version of "Big Dick" that lasted like 10 minutes, and included band associates getting up on stage and playing weird instruments (horns, etc). I wonder if this was the "Big Dick (Extended Version)" that showed up on the "Would We Be Alive?" EP a few years later?
    
    
14. Misfits. 1996-1997ish. (new) 9:30 Club. Finally most of the band reunites and plays their old 1977-1983 songs! Of course without Danzig, they are not The Misfits, but just Misfits. With no creative head. And whatshisface Graves is a good Danzig poseur, but there was no substitute for Danzig's songwriting ability. At least they only played 3 or so songs from the new album. Why wont they play Theme For A Jackal? This was my first chance to see some of my favorite songs performed since my parents wouldn't let me go to one of the last Undead concerts before they broke up (they re-formed later, though, but with a lighter sound of course. I got drunk my first time ever, right before turning 16 on 1/13/1990, due to my anger at parental units).
15. Sisters Of Mercy. 19970628. The Electric Factory, Philadelphia, PA. Farthest I've gone for a concert. At first we we're looking eye-level at all the buildings going "Where the hell is it?". Then we looked up and saw this huge factory-looking building. Well DUH, The Electric Factory is the big factory-looking building. This show was much better than the D.C. show (3 concerts later). They played "Under The Milky Way" by The Church as an interlude. ANDREW ELDRITCH LOOKED JUST LIKE MY DAD, but with blonde hair. FRIGHTENING. I ended up having nightmares about people from Delaware sabotaging our vehicles so we couldn't escape, and being part of my family, and part of a secret society consisting of all my distant relatives, all conspiring against me to keep me imprisoned in Delaware forever.
    
    
16. Rammstein. 19981031. Patriot Center, GMU. Also playing: Korn, Ice Cube, Limp Bizkit, and 2 more -- but we didn't see any of that. Three damn songs before the evil and pervasive Fairfax County Police had to arrest the band for obscenity! Despite the fact that many people there had paid $36 ($12 a song) specifically to see Rammstein! Not Korn! They suck! Damn poseurs! Why didn't they get arrested??? I wish Rammstein would have been headlining cause there probably would have been a riot. :) (The 3 songs were Rammstein, something else, then Weisses Fleisch.)
17. Slayer/Clutch/System Of A Down. 19980615. Nation. Went with Wayne & Shehab (at least). I was the only one who didn't think System Of A Down sucked to see live -- though I never liked them outside of that one night. It was a one night stand :)
    
    
    1. Hell Awaits [opening song]
    2. Spirit In Black [2nd song?]
    3. Black Magic [order unknown for rest of set]
    4. Die By The Sword
    5. Captor Of Sin
    6. Altar Of Sacrifice
    7. Jesus Saves
    8. Reign In Blood
    9. South Of Heaven
    10. War Ensemble
    11. Dead Skin Mask
    12. DittoHead
    13. Sex, Murder, Art
    14. Death's Head
    15. Stain Of Mind
    16. ENCORE: Chemical Warfare [1st]
    17. Mandatory Suicide
    18. Angel of Death [last]
18. Ween. 19990102. Washington, DC. 9:30 Club. Met Gene Ween and got his autograph on the back of a Wal-Mart receipt I had. They played a few country songs, a few songs from "White Pepper" (was released a year later)... "Now I'm Freaking Out" was their 2nd song. Great show. I downloaded the MP3s off some Ween FTP site too, so I can listen to the show again anytime I want. I think I hear myself doing my brrrreeep noise in the beginning of one of the songs. Anyway, because I have the MP3s I know the exact set list:

    What Deaner Was Talking About (opening song) Now I'm Freaking Out Buckingham Green Take Me Away Waving My Dick In The Wind Freedom Of '76 Pandy Fackler Golden Eel She Wanted To Leave Voodoo Lady The Grobe Homo Rainbow (short) Dr. Rock 1999 Frank Tender Situation Spinal Meningitis Piss Up A Rope Aids (HIV Song) Fluffy Mollusk Drop The Bomb Rap Pony Mr. Richard Smoker Stroker Ace U Fucked Up The Blarney Stone The Enabler Billy Joel Medley Baroque Jam Gay Disco Party Rap Poopship Destroyer (with bullhorn) Hot For Teacher (closing song) And at some point they played Piano Man, but it was only a verse or so.

19. Rammstein (Nation). 19990601. Nation. Finally they are allowed to complete their set! Thanks for the nation's crappy murder capital for having more free speech than Republican Virginia does. Talk about an awesome show. Whereas Smashing Pumpkins had had the best light show, Rammstein had the best show, period. They were comparable to Gwar in their theatrics. Cybernetic looking laserpointer helmets, fire you could FEEL, flamethrowers manually setting off explosives near the roof, the ejaculating dildo that would not stop, the fire-suit with the singer singing "Rammstein" while on fire. AWESOME show.
    
    
20. Sisters Of Mercy. 19990923. Washington, DC. 9:30 Club. Not the best show. Didn't recognize some of the songs, even though they haven't really had a real new album. A few were some of the 4 new songs I'd heard from the Visions At The Forum bootleg live show (CD purchased by friend in Tokyo), such as "Giving Ground". The show was a disappointment to me, personally, who wanted something more like the Philly show.
    
    
    (Carolyn went to They Might Be Giants on 19991015, but I didn't go)
    
21. S.O.D. 199911. First show in 12 years! Nation. Songs from new album "Bigger Than The Devil" and also from the original 1980s album "Speak English Or Die". They made fun of Type O Negative, who I would have gone to see if S.O.D. wasn't playing opposite their show. They played some non-standard ballads of different dead people than usual. For an encore, the audience was forced to chant "Captain Kirk" over and over again until they came back on stage. Scott from Anthrax was one of the band memebers. I didn't realize that til I saw his trademark goatee.
22. Misfits/Gwar. 199911. 9:30 Club. We messed up and they sold out, a friend knew a friend (by the way, Sue--You suck and your a snob) who got us in, but we had to run around and I had to exchange services for this privelege. We got in near the end of Misfits and only saw the last few songs. Gwar came out during the last Misfits song (which was Die, Die My Darling I think). It was AWESOME when they were both on stage playing with each other (that sounds bad, but this is Gwar we're talking about).
23. Samhain/Danzig. 19991113. Nation. Hatebreed/Samhain/Danzig. Awesome show.

    Danzig kinda sucked, only played 6 songs I knew and about 6-8 more i didn't [too much Danzig 6].

    But Samhain was possibly the first band I've ever seen where I knew EVERY song being played, because they don't have any new album. Danzig didn't play the guitar when playing as Samhain, even though that's always how it was in the 80s. "Play the guitar you pussy!" -Yelled by me a few times.
    
    Samhain played their version of The Misfits's All Hell Breaks Loose and Halloween 2.
    Danzig opened with a song from Black Aria -- how pretentious. He played Mother and Twist Of Cain from Danzig 1. Long Way Back From Hell and Her Black Wings from Danzig II. Dirty Black Summer from Danzig 3. One song from Danzig 5. And a bunch of stuff from 6 that no one had heard or cared to hear.

    The audience was completely still at points, unlike at every point during the Samhain portion of the show, where there was some of the craziest audience energy I've ever seen.

    Danzig closed with "Earth A.D." by The Misfits, because he knows nothing he'll ever do in his solo career will match his 2 previous bands -- even if it is awesome stuff.

    Suffice to say, the highlight of this show was not Danzig, but Samhain. Danzig is damn lucky he's in both bands :D

24. Ween. 20000522. 9:30 Club. Ween was the only band, and played for 3+ hours... No country songs this time. Finally played "Sorry Charlie" which I had requested many times at the 19990102 show. Also played the other request I kept yelling out, "Sketches Of Winkle". Some moshing to that. They played a version of "Johnny On The Spot" that was seriously heavier during the musical interludes between verses. Another song was heavy-fied too, not sure which one it was. Played The Blarney Stone as a closer -- "I've got cancerous tumours on my nutsuck, and my pee pee is all red" lyrical variation -- hadn't heard that particular variation in any of the bootleg Ween recordings. Encore closed (I think) with "Buenos Tardes Amigo". Played a version of "Push Th' Lil Daisies" that was different enough to not be recognizeable at the very beginning. Also "Dr. Rock".
    
    
25. My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult. 20000729. 9:30 Club. Can't believe I missed Meg Lee Chin who opened. They didn't announce she was playing or put her name on the ticket or anything!! Bastards!! I'm more interested in seeing her than Thrill Kill Kult!! Saw the last 10 seconds of "Thing", then they ended. Didn't get there early enough. Very pissed. Later, Meg came and watched Thrill Kill Kult standing next to Carolyn, and elbowed her at one point. :)
    The MLWTTKK portion of the show, however, was pretty cool. They played 7 songs I knew. They also played: A Daisy Chain 4 Satan (Remix) (at one point, this was my favor song EVER, though not the remix version), Waiting For Mommy, The Days Of Swine & Roses, Cooler Than Jesus (impressive live), Ride The Mindway, A Girl Doesn't Get Killed By A Make-Believe Lover...'Cuz It's Hot, Sex On Wheels.
    
    
26. Meg Lee Chin. 20001023 or so. The Cage. We got robbed while we were at this concert. They took Carolyn's 8-day old AIWA CDC-MP3 cd-player (plays mp3-cdroms--10 hrs per disc) plus the leather jackets we have both worn since 1992 or so. About $700 loss if you include the installation of the stereo.
    Anyway, the concert was decent. They opened with Heavy Scene I believe, played Sweat, Nutopia, Thing, Swallowing You, London, Deeper. I think they also played a few new songs from Junkies & Snakes, which I bought for $5 after the show.
27. NoMeansNo 20001118. The Black Cat. A great concert, as always, but it could be considered kind of disappointing in some ways: For example, they only played 1 song from "The Day Everything Became Isolated And Destroyed", and "0 + 2 = 1". Nothing from "Mama" either but that doesn't bother me as much. At the end of the show, we walked away with half of one of the set lists. Not the whole set list like we obtained when they played on 19951013.
    For an encore, they also played 2 Hanson Brother's songs, Jack Off and You Can't Hide The Heino.
    
    

    First section is from the set list, second section is the other songs we remember them playing, third section is the encore songs we remember. Graveyard Shift Oh No! Bruno! The Day Everything Became Nothing (only song from that album...grrr) Red On Red This Story Hello Goodbye The Fall Angel Or Devil? Dark Ages Under The Sea Sex Mad ... Two Lips, Two Lungs, And One Tongue The Fall The River I Need You Humans ... ENCORE: Hanson Brothers:Jack Off ENCORE: Hanson Brothers:You Can't Hide The Heino ENCORE: guitarist plays/sings "The Love Boat" theme

28. Type O Negative. 20001121. 9:30 Club. This show seemed kind of short, but I think that is partially because Type O Negative (formerly Carnivore) has VERY LONG SONGS. They played for about 1.5-2 hours or so. The encore was only 2 songs.

    I have trouble figuring out which songs they played from "October Rust". So this song list is definitely short. Also, "World Coming Down" is an album that, at this point, I only know the sound of, not titles. Unsuccessfully Coping With The Natural Beauty Of Infideltiy (I Know You're Fucking Someone Else) Prelude To Agony Christian Woman/Body Of Christ (Corpus Christi)/To Love God/J.C. Looks Like Me Black No. 1 Death In The Family (??) Kill All The White People Cinnamon Girl Wolf Moon (including Zoanthropic Paranoia) (??) Everyone I Love Is Dead World Coming Down All Hallows Eve (??)

29. Voltaire. 20010723 (approx). The Black Cat (?). Comic-book signing / 1-man show. (Voltaire with guitar only, no band.) Got autographed "Oh My Goth!" comics. Opened with "Ex-Lover's Lover". Played "When You're Evil", "U.S.S. Make Shit Up", among other songs. Voltaire Read Top 13 lists from "Oh My Goth!" including "Top 13 Reasons You Know You're A Second Rate Goth" (too many of which applied to me, because I don't care about conformity enough to even conform to a group of nonconformists--WHOOPS, sue me.) We stood in the front row. Carolyn danced alot. The rest of the room, being full of goths, had as much motion as a glacier. The guy next to Carolyn actually said, "I'm tired. Leave me alone." It was as if the characters Voltaire parodies in his "Oh My Goth!" comic books had come to life.
30. Rammstein (Nation). 20010731. Nation. Second Rammstein show at nation; Probably as awesome as the first, but they blend together. I just remember feeling more heat from fire than anywhere else in my life other than MGM Studios or camping, and wondering if it's safe to manually set off pyrotechnics with a flamethrower. This was before the Great White concert disaster (which I think would make a great video game).
    
    
31. Ween #3. 20040610. 9:30 Club. I can't believe its been 3 years since I've been to a show! Seriously, I can't. This was a good show, but Gene was way off. He seemed overly intoxicated or overworked. Speaking of overworked, I was in a major deadline crunch and had to go back to bed afterwards.
    But that didn't stop me from FAINTING and HITTING THE FLOOR WITH MY HEAD before Ween ever even came onto stage! I don't know what my problem was. I was well-prepared for the show, and Carolyn and I ordered 2 whiskey sours each which were downed in about 10 to 15 minutes. Then we stood by the stage. Very hot. Very crowded. Lots of bright lights. We bummed a cigarette. Lots of anxiousness waiting for the show. I started to not feel so good. I told Carolyn. Finally she had me hold onto her neck. That's about the last thing I remember. Then I thought I was laying in my bed and Carolyn was waking me up because it was time to go to work. Something wasn't right, and my next thought was along the lines of "This isn't a mattress! It's a wooden floor! ... Wait ... There's feet around me ... it's really noisy ... This isn't bed, this is the 9:30 Club!"      Apparently while I was out, Carolyn lifted my head, slapped my face, and let it fall back on the ground again. So I had 2 bumps that hurt for several days. <sarcasm>Thanks for the excellent first aid Carolyn.</sarcasm> Once awake, I sprang right up because I knew they would probably try to kick me out. I looked alert, looked around, was a bit surprised that the stage was on the oppositte side of the room -- man I was disoriented. Got up, walked to the side wall, sat down, and Carolyn got me some water. The band started about 20 minutes later and I stood up and moved to the side. I still didn't have the energy the cheer or dance. I just opened my mouth and pretended to cheer. By the end of the show, my energy was back, but it was VERY gradual.
    The highpoint of the concert for me was the first 4 songs of the second electric set (after the acoustic set).
    Everyone I know who went (except me) got to meet or hang out with members of the band. This includes three separate parties (Aaron Evans, John the Canadien, Jeff). If only I didn't have to work...
    
    
    0. ::electric set begins::
       
    1. What Deaner Was Talking About
    2. Spinal Meningits
    3. Happy Colored Marbles
    4. Piss Up A Rope
    5. Take Me Away
    6. Don't Get Too Close To My Fantasy
    7. Transdermal Celebration
    8. Ooo-Va-La
    9. Voodoo Lady
    10. Spring Theme
    11. Push Th Little Daises
    12. The Mollusk
    13. Buckingham Green
    14. Albino
    15. Sunburn Girl
    16. Final Alarm
        ::acoustic:: (Gene & Dean seated on stools)
        
    17. Mutilated Lips
    18. She Fucks Me
    19. Help Scrape The Mucus Off My Brain
    20. Joppa Road
    21. Tried And
    22. True
    23. I Don't Want It (with a killer Gener electric solo at the end)
        ::electric::
    24. You Fucked Up
    25. Fat Lenny
    26. Going Gets Tough
    27. Johnny On The Spot
    28. Zoloft
    29. Pandy Fackler
    30. Ocean Man
    31. Someday
        ::Encore::
    32. Gonna Be A Long Night
    33. Ace of Spades (by Motorhead) (Dave on vocals)
    34. LMLYP (see picture)
32. Violent Femmes. 20040716. 9:30 Club.
    • Blister In The Sun
    • Please Do Not Go
    • Prove My Love
    • Promise
    • Gone Daddy Gone
    • Good Feeling
    • Gimme The Car
    • American Music
    • country music death song
    • jesus walking on water
    • Out The Window
    • I Held Her In My Arms (1993)
    • Fat
    • Add It Up
    • [encore] Kiss Off
33. My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult / Ministry. 20041025. 9:30 Club. Good show. Lots of chaos. Very glad to finally see Ministry after over 10 years of wanting to. Met Paul Barker (without realizing it until days later). We got 2 sets of official lyrics that were used for the show -- apparently they don't know the lyrics to own hit songs, so they tape those up. They were for "N.W.O." and "Hero". They were printed out, with orange blacklight-responsive tape marking the tops -- As if they are so f'ed up that they can't even find their printed lyrics! They now reside on the inside of our pantry doors.
    
    Thrill Kill Kult:
    • A Girl Doesn't Get Killed By A Make-Believe Lover... 'Cuz It's Hot
    • A Daisy Chain 4 Satan (Remix)
    • Sex Oh Wheels
    • Cooler Than Jesus
    • After The Flesh (from Crow soundtrack) (last song)
    Ministry:
    • Deity
    • Jesus Built My Hotrod
    • Just One Fix
    • So What
    • Thieves
    • N.W.O
    • Hero
    • Psalm 69
    • Supernaut (encore)
34. Bad Religion. 20041026. 9:30 Club. Phew! Two concerts 2 nights in a row! Opening band: Rise Against. Phew, two concerts in a row. This one may have been a mistake. It was very fun, but we only knew 5 of the songs played. Too much emphasis on new material, and soooo much old material to choose from. Not sure which ones they were, one of the songs listed below probably wasn't played at the concert (but I am confused because we were listening to Bad Religion in the car on the way up).
    
    
    • The Answer
    • Do What You Want
    • 21st Century Digital Boy
    • Generator
    • Punk Rock Song
35. Gwar. 20051022. 9:30 Club. Killed George Bush doll, chopped of Sharon Osbourne doll tits, cut off Michael Jackson's face.
    
    
    • I Saw Yg
    • (the heat-seeking moisture missile)
36. Ween. 20051027. 9:30 Club. Awesome 35-song almost-3-hour set! It was -- as usual -- an awesome show. Ran into Aaron Evans, who helped us get to the front (and took some pictures) (and gave his "Home Rainbow" video using Rocky footage to Deaner after the show). Also ran into John The Canadien, who failed to sell his extra ticket...Again. (Did the same at a Rammstein concert years ago...)
    They played 35 songs over an almost 3 hour span:
    1. What Deaner was Talking About
    2. The HIV Song (nothing like a whole club of people shouting "AIDS!" with glee)
    3. Spinal Meningitis
    4. Happy Colored Marbles
    5. Piss Up A Rope
    6. Take Me Away
    7. Waving My Dick In The Wind
    8. Mr. Richard Smoker
    9. Transdermal Celebration
    10. Voodoo Lady
    11. Mutilated Lips
    12. Bananas And Blow
    13. Leave Deaner Alone (new song)
    14. You Fucked Up
    15. Puerto Rican Power
    16. Touch My Tooter
    17. Nan
    18. Springtheme
    19. Push Th' Little Daisies
    20. The Mollusk
    21. Light Me Up
    22. Dr. Rock
    23. I Can't Put My Finger On It
    24. Buckingham Green
    25. Boys Club
    26. A Tear For Eddie
    27. Zoloft (very long, drawn-out version)
    28. Ocean Man
    29. Sorry Charlie (used the megaphone for this, since they didn't play "Awesome)
    30. Fluffy
        ENCORE:
    31. Dont Get 2 Close (To My Fantasy)
    32. Going Gets Tough From The Getgo
    33. In The Mood
    34. Johnny On The Spot
    35. Mr. Would You Please Help My Pony?
    36. Never Squeal On The Pusher (sick extended jam, Claude drum solo)
    It's always a pleasure to see Ween. Although the over-zealous 930 security decided to grab the wrists of some couple that was trying to leave and dragged them into the back, I think just for taking the set list. (Like the ones I have above.)
    
37. Moistboyz. 20060224. Fletcher's Bar, Baltimore. Short one hour set.
    1. The Great American Zero
    2. That's What Rock N' Roll Can Do
    3. The Tweaker
    4. U Blow
    5. Lazy And Cool
    6. Officer Please
    7. White Trash
    8. I’m Gonna Kick Your Ass
    9. 1.0 (Fuck No)
    10. Keep The Fire Alive
    11. The Year Of The Maggot
    12. Captain America
    13. My War (by Black Flag)
    14. Roy
    15. The Spike
    16. Fuck You
    
    Blog posting: http://clintjcl.wordpress.com/2006/02/25/moistboyz-rock/
    
    
38. They Might Be Giants. 20060426. 9:30 Club, Washington, DC. Well, Wednesday we saw They Might Be Giants at the 9:30 Club. Good times. I found a setlist from setlist.com, a good site that meets a definite demand.

    I was saddened that I didn't know most of the songs. I had just spent the past few weeks learning the Spine album really well, and was hoping they would play a lot of songs off of it. They only played 2.

    Instead they played what they claimed to be a lot of very old songs, "songs so old even we forgot how to play them". Man, the one time I know more newer material than older material, the band has to go play older material. Meanwhile, I go to see all these other shows looking to hear their earlier songs that I love, and they always play stuff from the newest album(s) instead! (Particularly guilty: Sisters Of Mercy, and, at times, Type O Negative, and most other bands too, those are just the ones that pop into my head at the moment.)

    I never realized the two-singer-ness of the band until I saw them live. They switch off a lot, though I definitely think the main singer (the one who plays keyboards) is the one whose voice sounds more like what I imagine TMBG sounding like. I definitely like him better.

    I should also add Carolyn looked extremely hot that night.

    1. Why Did You Grow a Beard?
    2. Damn Good Times
    3. Careful What You Pack
    4. Everything Right Is Wrong Again
    5. Number Three
    6. New Song #1
    7. Malcolm In The Middle Theme (Boss Of Me) (full)
       I was VERY happy they played this, I had just "requested" it in Carolyn's ear about two minutes before they played it, joking that they would never actually playthis live. Sometimes I just love being wrong.
    8. Older
    9. Nothing's Gonna Change My Clothes
    10. Experimental Film
        (also very happy to hear!)
    11. We're The Replacements
    12. New Song #2
    13. Drink!
    14. Hollywood
    15. We Want a Rock
    16. Anaheim
    17. We Live In a Dump
    18. Dead
    19. Bangs
    20. New York City
    21. Rhythm Section Want Ad
    22. Birdhouse In Your Soul finally a song I knew again, after 11 that I didn't!
    23. Cyclops Rock
    24. Fingertips (complete) In many ways, I have to say this is the highlight of the show. "Mysteeerrrrrrrrious whisper." I never thought they would play all 21 'Fingertips' live either. Short attention-span theatre at its best!
    25. Purple Toupee (yay)
    26. Encore 1: Alphabet Of Nations
    27. Asbury Park
    28. Doctor Worm Dr. Worm was awesome to hear, and they had these cannons that shot out confetti right during the climax note of Dr. Worm. It worked out really well, they lasted in the air surprisingly long — several minutes, and we snagged a couple pieces as souveniers
    29. Encore 2: Istanbul (Not Constantinople). One of the best covers :)
    
    Blog posting: http://clintjcl.wordpress.com/2006/04/30/they-might-be-giants-concert-at-930-club-on-4262006/
    
    
39. Agent Orange. 20060428. Jaxx, Springfield, VA. Well, it was really 4/29/2006 by the time they finally started playing. I was falling asleep while watching the previous band. We were very bored.
    1. Miserlou (i think)
    2. Everthing Turns Grey
    3. Too Young To Die
    4. No Such Thing
    5. A Cry For Help In A World Gone Mad
    6. It’s All A Blur
    7. Voices In The Night
    8. I Kill Spies
    9. Secret Agent Man
    10. Police Truck (by Dead Kennedys)
    11. Breakdown
    12. El Dorado
    13. Living In Darkness
    14. Bloodstains (Original Version)
    15. The Last Goodbye
    
    Blog posting: http://clintjcl.wordpress.com/2006/04/30/agent-orange-concert-at-jaxx-on-4282006/
    Carolyn made a better blog about the show: http://carolyncasl.wordpress.com/2006/04/29/agent-orange/
40. Voltaire. 20060504. Nation, DC. "Goth Prom" event. We went to "Goth Prom" at Nation, where Voltaire was playing. Carolyn blogged about it here. Sadly, no songs from Banned On Vulcan were played. I would have liked to hear "U.S.S. Make Shit Up" again. The setlist went a little something like this:
    1. Rammstein - a song making fun of Rammstein, hilarious. "You. You love. You love this. You. You don't. Know what I'm singing." It was awesome because it made fun of another band I've seen play on that exact same stage before.
    2. Ex-Lover's Lover - the usual opener
       - talk: prom night
       - talk: don't lose your heads
    3. Headless Waltz
       - talk: Deady dolls
    4. Cannibal Buffet
       - talk: Maxwell Atoms
    5. Land Of The Dead - a new song for a new episode of The Grim Adventures Of Billy & Mandy
    6. Brains - the original song created for The Grim Adventures Of Billy & Mandy
       - talk: his arm
       - talk: bible treatment (to eliminate pus-bag, smash with bible)
    7. God Thinks
       ** The previous was the first half of the setlist, which we have a copy of. We don't have the second half of the setlist, though, so the rest is a bit shaky and probably out of order.
    8. Alchemy Mondays
    9. The Vampire Club
    10. some various other, possibly new songs we did not know and/or remember
    11. When You're Evil - it wouldn't be a Voltaire concert if they didn't close with this
    
    Blog posting: HERE
    
    
41. SoulFly. 20060510. Jaxx, Springfield, VA. Well, I freakin' fainted again. This time I at least made it to the start of the show. (When my head hit the floor at 9:30 Club, Ween hadn't even come out to stage yet!) Those cigarettes that Carolyn's coworker bums here are strong as hell! It was too much for my overheated body to bear. I felt a lot better when I took my jacket up, and someone gave me a chair to sit on after I hit the ground, so I'm kinda glad because I was in no mood to stand. I hate standing. Song-wise, I couldn't name most SoulFly songs just by hearing them, but most of them were at least recognized. Here are the few songs I can remember:
    1. Bleed (but without the rap-ish part, I was pissed)
    2. Eye For An Eye
    3. Jumpdafuckup
    4. Refuse/Resist (by Sepultura)
    5. Beneath The Remains (by Sepultura)
    6. Back To The Primitive
    7. they played a lot of songs, but neither of us is intimately familiar with every SoulFly song.
    
    Blog posting: HERE
    
    
42. Ministry. 20060621. 9:30 Club, DC. Short one hour set. Mostly stuff from Rio Grande Blood, so we didn't know many songs! A review was posted on MySpace HERE.
    1. Fear (Is Big Business)
    2. Senor Pelligro
    3. No W
    4. Rio Grande Blood
    5. The Great Satan
    6. Waiting
    7. LiesLiesLies
    8. Worthless
    9. Wrong
    10. N.W.O.
    11. Just One Fix
    12. Thieves
    13. Khyber Pass 1st Encore:
    14. So What?
    15. Stigmata
    16. 
        2nd Encore:
    17. Psalm 69
    
    
43. Carnivore. 20060908. Jaxx, Springfield, VA. Read the blogpost. It covers this show, and the next,thoroughly.
    1. Carnivore (awesome performance)
    2. Angry Neurotic Catholics
    3. Male Supremacy
    4. [[[at least one song from their first album that I know, but couldn’t name the title of]]]
    5. Race War
    6. Helter Skelter (by The Beatles) (seems more like a Type O Negative choice of cover song — this was unexpected)
    7. S.M.D.
    8. World Wars III + IV
    9. Inner Conflict (my favorite)
    10. Jesus Hitler
    11. Sex & Violence
    
    Blog posting: HERE
    
    
44. Celtic Frost. 20060912. Jaxx, Springfield, VA. Read the blogpost. It covers this show, and the previous, thoroughly.
    1. The Fall
    2. Procreation (Of The Wicked) [opening song]
    3. [[[some other song from Morbid Tales… dudududud dadadadadadaddad]]]
    4. Return To The Eve — I think, not sure aobut this one…
    5. Ground
    6. Ain Elohim
    7. The Usurper
    8. Necromantical Screams
    9. Mesmerized (he said this song was about love)
    10. Sorrows Of The Moon
    11. Into The Crypts Of Rays
    12. Circle Of The Tyrants
    13. Dethroned Emperor
    14. Synagoga Satanae (15 minutes) (closing song)
        NO FSCKING ENCORE!!
        Who do you think you are? Nine Inch Nails?
    
    Blog posting: HERE
    
    
45. NoMeansNo. 20060929. Rock & Roll Hotel, DC. About a two hour set. TODO: Aaron Evans I need that picture of the setlist :)
    1. The Fall
    2. Mr. In. Be
    3. In Her Eyes
    4. So Low
    5. I Got A Gun
    6. No Sex
    7. Gimme
    8. Brainless Wonder
    9. Happy Bridge
    10. Nothing
    11. The Tower
    12. Heaven
    13. Dark Ages
    14. Hawk
    15. Can't Stop
    16. Dreaming
    17. Til I Die
    18. Slugs
    19. ENCORE:
        Now
    20. Rags & Bones
    21. Big Dick
    22. Two Lips, Two Lungs, & One Tongue
    
    Blog posting: HERE
    
    
46. Voltaire. 20061222. Chronos @ Club Five, DC. Acoustic one-man show. Always good. Got the set list, but was too drunk and lost it on the way back to the car. Kipp came with us. Christmas-themed stuff happened. I'm pretty sure this is when we got our autographed CDs of Ooky Spooky and Zombie Prostitute, though we may have ordered them online.
    1. finally, a finished version of their song making fun of Rammstein
    
    
    
47. Gene Ween (solo show). 20070329. State Theatre, Falls Church, VA. A decent ~90-minute set, consisting of MANY Ween oldies, less-played, and off-album songs. It was an amazing show in terms of exposing the listener to many live Ween songs that they don't normally play live when they play as the full band. Opening with a song that isn't on any album (which I knew)??? Priceless!
    1. The Stallion 4 - a song not even on any album, but which I know well
    2. What Deaner Was Talkin' About
    3. Pork Roll Egg & Cheese
    4. Ooh Va La - hadn't heard that before
    5. Flutes Of The Chi
    6. Alone - a great song from The Pod that you wouldn't expect to hear, live
    7. Spirit Walker - hadn't heard that before
    8. Don't Get 2 Close 2 My Fantasy
    9. Cold Blows The Wind
    10. Your Party
    11. I’ll Miss You - another good non-album song, possibly played for guy who kept screaming for it
    12. Mononucleosis - another great selection from The Pod
    13. So Long Jerry - not on any album, but I know Ween's Grateful Dead cover quite well, and it was awesome hearing it!
    14. She Wanted To Leave
    15. Space Oddity - hadn't heard that before
    16. She's Your Baby
    17. Birthday Boy - yes!
    18. Stay Forever
    19. The Grobe
    20. Reggaejunkiejew - well, about a minute of it anyway
    21. Pumpin' 4 The Man - it was a very slow, different, more-country version of it... Quite the difference.
    22. Mountains & Buffalo - hadn't heard that before
    23. ENCORE: Soul Love
    24. Gener's Gone
    
    Blog posting: HERE.
    
    
48. Celtic Frost / Type O Negative. 20070506. The Sonar, Baltimore. Celtic Frost only played for about 45 minutes. Type O Negative played much longer, with 2 encores, the second encore consisting only of "Black No. 1". It was good to finally hear that song played live again. I freakin' love it.
    
    Celtic Frost:
    1. Procreation of the Wicked
    2. The Usurper
    3. Dethroned Emperor
    4. Morbid Tales
    5. Into the Crypts of Rays
    6. Synagoga Satanae - at 15 minutes, this was practically 30% of the set!
    
    Type O Negative:
    1. Magical Mystery Tour
    2. We Hate Everyone
    3. The Profit of Doom
    4. Anesthesia
    5. These Three Things
    6. Kill You Tonight
    7. Hey Pete
    8. followed by: Kill You Tonight (reprise) [I wont count this as a whole song]
    9. Love You To Death
    10. Christian Woman/Body Of Christ/To Love God/Jesus Christ Looks Like Me
    11. War Pigs/Smoke On The Water/Aqua Lung/Der Untermensch (intros only)
    12. Black No. 1 (2nd encore)
    
    Blog posting: http://clintjcl.wordpress.com/2007/05/08/concert-celtic-frost-type-o-negative/
    
    
49. MC Chris. 20071007. 9:30 Club, DC. Short opening (for Pinback) set. It all seemed to be over so fast! He talked about the girls who he didn't get to score with (including a Playboy model), among other things. Some guy was wearing the T-qualizer -- MY shirt -- WHY didn't I think of it?! He got to go on stage and stand there being an equalizer during a song! That would have kicked ass! Then, the guy in Pinback had my George Bush as a vampire biting the neck of the Statue Of Liberty shirt! It was Night Of Clint's Shirts. Damn I should have worn the t-qualizer! Also: He worked "Du Hast Mich" by Rammstein into one of the songs. Very brief, but this is THE SECOND TIME I've seen someone live who made fun of that specific song. (Voltaire does.) Besides S.O.D. making fun of Type O Negative when they played at the same time around here, this is the only example of one artist in concert making fun of another artist I've been to in concert.
    
    
    1. The Tussin' (Robotussin)
    2. Evergreen
    3. White Kids Love Hip Hop
    4. Geek
    5. Robot Dog (according to Carolyn)
    6. Hijack
    7. Tractor Beam
    8. I Want Candy (some)
    9. Fette's Vette
    10. at least 2 songs we didn't recognize
    
    Blog posting: HERE
    
    
50. Bad Religion. 20071014. 9:30 Club, DC. 3rd time seeing Bad Religion! We recognized about 5 songs, but at this point I can only remember 4 of them. CONCERT FIRST: First live performance of a song featured on Guitar Hero. They actually closed with it. I was wondering: If you end up with a song in Guitar Hero, does that mean you have to close with the song for the rest of your life? Becuase arguably more people would be familiar with your Guitar Hero song than anything else, since the game is way more popular than most bands in it... Here is the setlist, with songs we knew in bold. Wish we knew more. They just have too many albums! :)
    
    
    1. Fuck Armageddon
    2. Supersonic
    3. Social Suicide
    4. Requiem
    5. Modern Man
    6. Generator
    7. New Dark Ages
    8. 21st Century Digital Boy
    9. You
    10. Conquer the World
    11. 52 Seconds
    12. Heroes and Martyrs
    13. Skyscraper
    14. Dearly Beloved
    15. Lookin' In
    16. No Control
    17. Recipe for Hate
    18. Come Join Us
    19. Suffer
    20. The Defense
    21. Anasthesia
    22. Generator (Slow Version)
    23. God Song
    24. Sorrow
    25. American Jesus
    26. Gonna Die
    27. ENCORE: Infected (this song is in Guitar Hero 1)
    
    Blog posting: HERE
    
    
51. Danzig. 20071023. Ram's Head, Baltimore, MD. "Playing classic songs by The Misfits". What the fuck?! Where were The Misfits songs? We were expecting this. I've never seen an entire audience cheer on for an encore, only to boo after the encore. I wanted a riot. I want a class action lawsuit. This was supposedly going to be a tour of "classic songs by The Misfits". I've been waiting for this over half my life. The first time I got drunk, at age 15-going-on-16, back around 1990, was because I would not get to see The Misfits songs played live (by Bobby Steele of The Undead). Then, Misfits became a band and started playing many of the old The Misfits songs, but without Glen Danzig as the singer-songwriter, they were basically a laughable cover band performing some of my favorite songs ever. With Danzig playing Misfits songs, the whole audience was waiting to finally hear The Misfits songs as they were meant to be -- sung by the original singer/songwriter. Tons of people yelling "bullshit", and hanging around for 15+ minutes after the show. Ourselves included! This was just about the biggest disappointment of any show ever!
    Still, I got to see "Twist Of Cain", "Mother", "She Rides", "Brand New God", "Dirty Black Summer", "Her Black Wings", "How The Gods Kill", and some other good Danzig songs live, so it's not like it was a total bust. "Mother" is featured in guitar hero, making this the 2nd guitar hero song I've seen live in the past 2 weeks.
    1. Skin Carver
    2. I Luciferi
    3. Black Mass
    4. Brand New God
    5. Satan's Crucifiction
    6. Do You Wear The Mark?
    7. How The Gods Kill
    8. Lady Lucifera
    9. Circle Of Snakes
    10. Crawl Across Your Killing Floor
    11. Her Black Wings
    12. Bringer Of Death
    13. Pain Is Like An Animal
    14. Twist Of Cain
    15. Mother
    16. ENCORE: Dirty Black Summer
    17. She Rides
    
    
    
52. Agent Orange. 20071024. Jaxx, Springfield, VA. Another interesting fact about this show: Three concerts in a row featuring guitar hero songs! Of course, "Police Truck" was originally performed by The Dead Kennedys, and I've seen Agent Orange play this song live before, but nonetheless, it is in Guitar Hero, and this is three shows in a row featuring guitar hero songs! (Bad Religion:Infected, Danzig:Mother, and this.) We obtained a picture of a set list, but they didn't stick to the setlist, so it was of limited use.
    
    
    1. Pipeline
    2. Tearing Me Apart
    3. Too Young To Die
    4. Wouldn't Last A Day
    5. Voices In The Night
    6. Everything Turns Grey
    7. Breakdown
    8. This Is All I Need (not sure if they palyed this)
    9. Miserlou (instrumental)
    10. No Such Thing
    11. I Kill Spies
    12. What's The Combination?
    13. Secret Agent Man
    14. Police Truck (by The Dead Kennedys)
    15. El Dorado
    16. A Cry For Help In A World Gone Mad
    17. Mr. Moto or Tiki Ti (instrumental) (I think)
    18. All Shook Up (audience request)
    19. Bloodstains
    20. Last Goodbye
    
    
    
53. Ween. 20071123. The Sonar, Baltimore, MD. Great show, nearly 2.5 hrs long. I unfortunately missed the first few songs. They seemed to only play 3-4 songs from each album -- but nothing from 12 Golden Country Greats or from Quebec, and only 1 song from The Pod. They did play two off-album songs I love: Beacon Light, and Booze Me Up And Get Me High (which was when I smoked my cigarette). I went alone, as Carolyn was busy going to They Might Be Giants at the 9:30 Club instead!
    1. Don't Shit Where You Eat
    2. Spinal Meningitis
    3. Now I'm Freaking Out - CRAP, can't believe I missed hearing this live again!
    4. Bananas And Blow
    5. Learning To Live
    6. Take Me Away
    7. Gabrielle
    8. Don't Get 2 Close
    9. Object
    10. Even If You Don't
    11. Voodoo Lady
    12. Mutliated Lips
    13. Buckingham Green
    14. Party
    15. Beacon Light
    16. With My Own Bare Hands
    17. Tear For Eddie
    18. Back To Basom
    19. Golden Eel
    20. The Mollusk
    21. Booze Me Up
    22. Stroker Ace
    23. Touch My Tooter
    24. Fat Lenny
    25. Did You See Me?
    26. Dr. Rock
    27. You Fucked Up
    28. ENCORE: Fiesta
    29. Nan
    30. Jonny On The Spot
    31. Licking The Palm For Guava
    32. Mushroom Festival In Hell
    
    
    
54. Gwar. 20071206. 9:30 Club, DC. A bit short! First encore by 50 minutes?! Still great. The Pope, George W. Bush, and others.
    1. I Saw Yg
    2. B.D.F. (Baby Dick Fuck)
    3. The Salamanizer
    4. Biledriver
    5. Maggots
    6. Fishfuck (according to Carolyn, but Clint disagrees)
    7. ENCORE: Soul Love
    
    
    
    
55. Chemlab. 20071213. The Sonar, Baltimore, MD. Got to meet Jared. Got a drumstick. Carolyn got a hat.
    1. Exile On Mainline
    2. Codeine, Glue And You
    3. Pyromance
    4. Vera Blue
    5. Chemical Halo
    6. Rivethead
    7. White Room, Black Eye
    8. 21st Century (I had to convince Jared on MySpace that they played it, then he/whoever maintains the MySpace said 'good call' hehe)
    9. Blunt Force Trauma
    10. Suicide Jag
    11. Summer Of Hate
    
    
    
56. Ozzy Osbourne / Rob Zombie. 20080105. Verizon Center, DC. First stadium concert since Metallica in 1990, and first time at the Verizon Center. Big. Expensive. Large screens allowed us to see better. Rob Zombie had amazing things on as they played, and sexy dancers too. Ozzy preluded the show with a montage of clips from popular TV shows (including The Office[US]), with Ozzy substituted in during key scenes. Ozzy shat on the floor of Michael Scott's office. It was funny, and I would have been happy if it had gone on for 30 minutes. Amazingly, our cramming meant that we recognized the 1 or 2 songs he played off of "Black Rain", though not well enough to name them in a setlist. I was irked that no songs were played from "No Rest For The Wicked", despite Zakk Wylde being present. He's Ozzy's 2nd-best guitarist ever, after Rhandy Rhoads of course.
    
    
    1. Rob Zombie:
    2. Demonoid Phenomenon?
    3. (I recognized every song but it's really hard to say which were played!)
    4. House Of 1000 Corpses
    5. Ozzy:
    6. some Black Rain song
    7. Crazy Train
    8. Bark At The Moon? or Shot At The Dark?
    9. Suicide Solution
    10. The Road To Nowhere?
    11. ENCORE:
    12. Mama, I'm Coming Home
    13. Paranoid (by Black Sabbath)
    
    
    
57. Ween. 20080123. DAR Constitution Hall, DC. Oh wow, a sit-down Ween concert! I've only ever been to a sit-down Gene Ween solo show, never an official sit-down Ween concert. What an interesting change of pace. A nice relaxing evening, sitting. Because with their 2.5-to-3-hour setlists, standing can get downright painful. Plus, we got to sit in other peoples' seats, people who never came. We were a LOOOOOT closer than our tickets would have placed us. And we moved during the encore too. They didn't sell out the entire DAR Constitution hall, so that was cool. But WTF with not being able to take drinks into the show? They gladly sold us 2 drinks each that we had to gulp down in 10 minutes!! Arrrgh! At least this ensured sobriety for the drive home, but we didn't BOTH need that. John The Canadien was there, got way better seats, and met up with us afterwards for drinks and cartoons.
    
    
    1. Exactly Where I'm At
    2. Pork Roll Egg & Cheese
    3. Spinal Menengitis
    4. Bananas & Blow
    5. Learning To Love
    6. Voodoo Lady
    7. Back To Basom
    8. With My Own Bare Hands
    9. Take Me Away
    10. Transdermal Celebration
    11. Waving My Dick In The Wind
    12. Nan
    13. Touch My Tooter
    14. I've Got To Put The Hammer Down
    15. Object
    16. Buckingham Green
    17. Your Party
    18. Beacon Light
    19. Johnny On The Spot
    20. Zoloft
    21. Roses Are Free
    22. Spiritwalker
    23. The Mollusk
    24. Did You See Me?
    25. Ocean Man
    26. Doctor Rock
    27. Shamemaker
    28. Fiesta
    29. ENCORE: Mr. Richard Smoker
    30. Miser, Would You Please Help My Pony?
    31. Stroker Ace
    32. You Fucked Up
    
    
    
58. Marilyn Manson. 20080124. Ram's Head, Baltimore, DC. Another show stolen by Baltimore! Freak magnet: We attract photography by "really high" foreign guy who makes no sense, gets into a tussle with someone else, and it looks like they removed that someone else from the club when perhaps they should have removed the foreign guy who was doing things such as squirting the communal ketchup into the communal sauerkraut. Then we ran into Todd & Jenn & Kat from Bound. Then I ran into a [now ex-]co-worker of mine, dressed in a gothy leather shirt. She recognized me but wasn't sure it was me at first due to my now much-longer hair and beard. We talked for awhile, and Todd from Bound talked to her a lot too (he kinda swoops in. annoying.) So my co-worker friend pulled us over to where they were standing, at which point the show started, and people started to surge. Things got pretty tight, and there really wasn't any way to move in any direction at all. Then I attracted the whiny douchebag cunt fat bitch who decided, much to my chagrin, to fuck with me. After saying "excuse me" literally 50 times trying to get past me, I had exhausted all avenues -- there was no place for me to excuse to. Yet she was completely determined to make ME move, even though I COULDN'T. There was no place to go. She was just mad at the world because she was short and fat -- I mean like 250-300 lbs fat. So what does she do? She turns around, puts herself back to back with me, locks her knees, and literally lays down at a 45 degree angle on my back. I couldn't move, and I could not even turn her around to make her stop. She knew what she was doing. I made eye contact with a nearby hot chick, to verify that something appalling was happening .. And the chick looked at me, then looked at the fat bitch leaning on me, and conveyed a very obvious, "What the hell is this bitch doing?" look. Anyway, I was in pain from the extra weight of holding this girl up, and had no other recourse than to decide to pour my drink on her head. Which I did. I could have doused the whole cup on her, but I poured slowly, allowing her a chance to get the hell off me as soon as possible without having to be totally doused. Of course she tried to grab my drink and pour it on me, but I held on tight and pulled down on the drink. This caused drink to fly upwards, and hit everyone around us except for me. At this point, fat batch was in my face, but nearby hot-chick was also in her face, "Why are you spilling drink on my boyfriend?" She saw how it started, so I knew she was on my side even without her boyfriend getting wet. Of course, the drink was my SPARE ICE CUP, and I didn't lose any alcohol in this. In fact, I kept sipping for a good hour after that. So I got to pour a drink on somebody AND keep drinking my drink. It was like having my cake and eating it too. Then later some other douchebag comes up and is like.. having conversations with me about the government, how the guy's "666" shirt in front of me is cool, and just being really annoyingly friendly. Then he started talking about Hillary in 2008, and I was like no way, and then he was like, "What, we can't have a brother in there?" And then I had to try a lot harder to ignore him. And of course I was paranoid that I'd get sucker punched by some friend of fat-bitch throughout the show, so I had to "watch my back", marring the experience. Real fun. But we got to talk to Kat and her girlfriend a bit later about this guy who's first question after sex with Kat was "Do you have an iron?", because he had to go back to work. The other girl was adamant that she would never fuck a guy who said that again. We bummed a cigarette from them, I gave them my lighter, and then we left. SETLIST NEEDED.
    1. Guns, God, And Government
    2. 1996
    3. Coma White, I believe
    4. The Beautiful People
    
    Blog posting: HERE
    
    
59. Voltaire. 20080204. Spellbound (Recessions), Washington, DC. One-man acoustic show with a single-speaker amp and a single red light. Never been to Spellbound; what a strange location for a club -- seemingly in the middle of an office building, with offices adorning the hallway that you go down to get to the club. Strange. We arrived 15 minutes before Voltaire started, and stood 2 feet away from him as he performed. He seemed to stare at my Ministry - Rio Grande Blood shirt a lot. Also, during Hell In A Handbasket, when he says everyone is going to hell, and says "you", he gave me eye contact while saying "you", so now Voltaire says I'm going to hell! Awesome. Some girls requested that he play Anastasia, which would have been really cool, but he forgot how it went! Voltaire, you gotta play your album#1 songs too!! We stole the selist. This time I wasn't so drunk that I dropped it without realizing it. And we went up to Voltaire's booth afterwards, explaining that we already owned everything he was selling (except his book, which my sister has). So we got him to autograph both pages of the setlist, as shown HERE and HERE. The setlist was 2 pages. Carolyn got page 1 ("For Carolyn!"), Clint got page 2 ("DC Show part 2! This is always the best part because I'm drunk! For Clint!"). Carolyn saw that I was getting a longer autograph on the setlist, and said, "Oh, you're writing him a book!" Voltaire's response was that Clint was so sexy.
    1. Dead
    2. Rammstein
    3. Ex-Lover's Lover (setlist then says "dead girls no more")
    4. Zombie Prostitute (setlist then says "U.K.")
    5. "Crispy" - really good song that he supposedly ad-libed when he was asking the sound guy (who kept rolling his eyes at him) to make the sound more "crispy". ("Crispy.. like a deep-fried Jew")
    6. Land Of The Dead
    7. BRAINS!
    8. Happy Birthday (new song)
    9. Comin' Out For Christmas
    10. Death Death Evil Evil Devil Devil song
    11. Cantina (won Star Wars/Star Trek audience vote)
    12. The Sexy Data Tango (played his Star Wars song anyway because the applause level was high for both franchies)
    13. The Vampire Club
    14. Bomb New Jersey (unsure when in the set, as it was a request)
    15. When You're Evil
    16. Hell In A Handbasket
    
    
    
60. Sabbat. 20080419. Jaxx, Springfield, VA. Great show! Got to meet band members and get autographs! 18 year wait for this!
    1. A Cautionary Tale
    2. Hosanna In Excelsis
    3. The Clerical Conspiracy
    4. Behind The Crooked Cross (not the Slayer song by the same title)
    5. Do Dark Horses Dream Of Nightmares?
    6. I For An Eye
    7. The Best Of Enemies
    8. How Have The Might Fallen?
    9. The Church Bizarre
    10. ENCORE: Wildfire
    11. For Those Who Died
    
    Blog posting: HERE
    
    
61. Ministry. 20080426. Ram's Head Live, Baltimore, MD. Goddamn Ram's Head Live is a shit venue. Great show, of course. We found the "secret" high-up seats and sat there. The distance was a lot -- could not really make out Al Jourgensen's face. But we could see the entire band play without any crowd getting in our way, so that was nice. Really, though ... A 2nd encore of covers only? The last Ministry song I will ever see play... ...is a Rolling Stone's song? That doesn't sit quite right with me. Still, though, the last Ministry song that I got to hear them play was Thieves -- which was also the first Ministry song I ever heard -- played on the old 9:30 Club loudspeakers in between Bad Religion and D.R.I. during their 1991/1992-ish concert. 17-ish years later, an era is over. Ministry is done. ):
    
    
    1. Let's Go
    2. Watch Yourself
    3. The Dick Song
    4. No W
    5. Waiting
    6. Worthless (bled into Wrong)
    7. Wrong
    8. Life Is Good
    9. Lieslieslies
    10. Senor Peligro
    11. Rio Grande Blood
    12. The Last Sucker
    13. Khyber Pass
    14. ENCORE #1: N.W.O.TITLE
    15. Just One Fix
    16. Thieves - the earliest song they played, and the first Ministry song I ever heard (9:30 Club, in between Bad Religion and All, c.1992)
    17. ENCORE #2: Just Got Paid (by ZZ Top)
    18. Under My Thumb (by The Rolling Stones)
    
    
    
62. Type O Negative. 20080518. Ram's Head Live, Baltimore, MD. (Jagermeister Tour) We were late! My fault!! Sorry Carolyn! We apparently missed close to 3 out of the 8 or so songs they played! DAMN! And SCREW Ram's Head Live ONCE AGAIN! Doors opened at 6:30, and when I called at 7:30, they said the first band was about to go on, ours was the 3rd band, and the first two would play for an hour each with 20 minutes in between. That would place Type O Negative at 10:10PM or so. We arrived at 9:30PM having missed most of it! RULE OF THUMB for Ram's Head Live: Even if there are two opening bands, you still need to leave within 30 minutes of the first band playing to see the 3rd band playing. I'm tired of clueless clubs that are simply ticket factories that don't even know when their own acts are going to occur!
    
    
    1. Kill You Tonight (mostly missed by us)
    2. Christian Woman / Body Of Christ / To Love God / Jesus Christ Looks Like Me
    3. Some Stupid Tomorrow
    4. Black No. 1
    5. (short song I recognized and knew but can't identify)
    6. Halloween In Heaven
    
    
    
63. Dethklok. 20080626. Ram's Head Live, Baltimore, MD. Awesome show! Brendon Small rocks the house! We almost didn't make it, due to Carolyn's car overheating. But we let it cool down, poured our drinking water in the radiator, drove to a gas station, and bought TWO containers of coolant to put in (and more water, just in case). Made it just in time to get our 2 drinks and find a place to stand! CONCERT FIRST: First show by a virtual band. Also: 4th Guitar Hero song (Thunderhorse) seen live.
    
    
    1. Deththeme (Metalocalypse theme)
    2. Birthday Dethday
    3. Awaken
    4. Bloodrocuted
    5. Go Forth And Die
    6. Detharmonic
    7. Hatredcopter
    8. Murmaider
    9. Into The Water
    10. Dethjingle (Duncan Hills Coffee Jingle)
    11. Thunderhorse
    12. Fansong
    
    Blog posting: HERE
    
    
64. Freezepop. 20081010. AnimeUSA, Hyatt Regency, Arlington, VA. CONCERT FIRST: First show by a band I heard of through a video game. Also: 5th and 6th songs I've seen live that are from a Guitar Hero song.
    1. Boys On Film
    2. Parlez Vous Freezepop
    3. Science Genius Girl (diff mix than Frequency or Freezepop Forever versions)
    4. Bike Thief
    5. Get Ready 2 Rokk
    6. Frontload
    7. Super-Sprode
    8. Brainpower
    9. Plastic Stars
    10. Stakeout
    11. Less Talk More Rokk
    12. ENCORE: The Final Countdown (by Europe)
    
    Blog posting with pictures and video: HERE
    
    
65. NoFX. 20081024. Ram's Head Live, Baltimore, MD. Ram's Head said they were playing at 11:30, so we aimed to get there at 10:30 by leaving at 9:15. Turns out that, as usual, Ram's Head has no clue what is going on in their own club, and they started playing around 10:50 instead. We barely managed to get our drink on (not counting the 8oz bottle of mixed drink we consumed in the parking lot) before they started playing. Pretty good timing. Their set was closer to 1.5 hrs than 1 hr, and we recognized every song. A couple of them took a thorough search to find the proper title of (Shut Up Already, Linoleum). We were really surprised that Linoleum seemed to be the song the audience knew the most -- it certainly wasn't for us. Would have liked to have heard Vanilla Sex and perhaps more songs from Pump Up The Valuum, but overall, it's really hard to go wrong with a 17 song setlist. (Unless you're Ween; Ween plays closer to 30 songs, AND their songs are longer on average; 17 for a Ween show would be a ripoff!)
    1. Dinosaurs Will Die
    2. Brews
    3. Murder The Govt - with alternate lyrics, talking about Bush gagging on Obama's dick
    4. Fuck Da Kids - while they flicked off some 10 yr old kid brought by his meathead dad. When the show was over, they sent the guitar into the crowd. The 10 yr old kid returned it, but then NoFX gave it back to the kid and let him keep it for good
    5. Eat The Meek
    6. The Moron Brothers
    7. (Herb Albert cover)
    8. Bob
    9. Kill All The White Man
    10. Linoleum
    11. Radio (by Rancid)
    12. Louise
    13. Quart In Session
    14. Whoops, I OD'd
    15. Shut Up Already
    16. Bottles To The Ground
    17. last: Theme From A NoFX Album (last song) - and then the guy kept playing the accoridian for like 5 minutes while everyone else left and put away their equipment
    
    
    
66. Sisters Of Mercy. 20081105. 9:30 Club, Washington, DC. Wow, Sisters Of Mercy fans are definitely an older crowd. This band's fanbase is not being replenished with young people. Unlike the Philadelphia Sisters Of Mercy concert, or the previous D.C. one, we got to stand RIGHT by the stage. It was like going to Jaxx. SOMEbody had really bad breath. Our seats were so good that Carolyn didn't rule out Andrew Eldritch as a suspect. But realisticly it was not him. Would have liked to have heard a few more songs from First And Last And Always. The music was NOT as loud as any other concert I've been to there. Carolyn had to take her ear plugs out. An annoying girl talked on her cellhpone for awhile, and it was actually hard to hear. Other people also seemed to be annoyed. Douchey bro-types kept screaming "turn it up!!" in between every song, as if it was suddenly going to work the 27th time they screamed it. This was **definitely** better than the previous D.C. show, which was a big disappointment. Or the time they canceled the concert altogether due to illness. It was also better than the Philly show in that Andrew Eldritch no longer looked just like my dad. (Last time, it gave me nightmares about a secret society formed of distant relatives who were conspiring to keep me from leaving the state of Delaware.) You really couldn't understand any of Andrew Eldritch's talk to the crowd -- and being 5-10 feet away didn't help at all. All in all a good time, of course!
    1. Ribbons
    2. Anaconda
    3. Detonation Boulevard
    4. Giving Ground
    5. Something Fast
    6. Flood I
    7. Marian
    8. This Corrosion
    9. First And Last And Always
    10. Alice
    11. ENCORE: Dominion / Mother Russia
    12. Lucretia, My Reflection
    13. Vision Thing
    14. Temple Of Love
    
    Blog posting: HERE
    
    
67. They Might Be Giants. 20081128. 9:30 Club, Washington, DC. Full performance of the Flood album. (See blog for show details.)
    1. Theme From Flood
    2. Birdhouse In Your Soul
    3. Lucky Ball & Chain
    4. Istanbul (Not Constantinople) (by The Four Lads)
    5. Dead
    6. Your Racist Friend
    7. Particle Man
    8. Twisting
    9. We Want A Rock
    10. Twisting
    11. Someone Keeps Moving My Chair
    12. Hearing Aid
    13. Minimum Wage
    14. Letterbox
    15. Whistling In The Dark
    16. Hot Cha
    17. Women & Men
    18. Sapphire Bullets Of Pure Love
    19. They Might Be Giants
    20. Road Movie To Berlin
    21. 2ND SET: Hey, Mr. DJ, I Thought You Said We Had a Deal
    22. S-E-X-X-Y
    23. The Mesopotamians
    24. West Virginia (by John Linnell)
    25. Why Does The Sun Shine?
    26. The Sun Is a Miasma of Incandescent Plasma
    27. Dinner Bell
    28. Unsupervised, I Hit My Head
    29. She's An Angel
    30. Damn Good Times
    31. Whithered Hope
    32. Seven
    33. Doctor Worm
    34. Clap Your Hands
    35. Mr. Me
    36. ENCORE: Older
    37. James K. Polk
    38. Fingertips (yes, all 21 mini-songs)
    39. ENCORE 2: Drink!
    40. Graveyard
    41. Alphabet Of Nations
    
    Blog posting: HERE
    
    
68. Gene Ween Band. 20081212. Black Cat, Washington, DC. Mostly songs I didn't know. The most disappointing Ween-related show yet. This was not at all like Gene Ween's show last year. Adding the word "Band" to his name makes it suck, in comparison to real ween shows.
    1. Intro
    2. It's Not Cool
    3. Thanks and Praise
    4. Band Introduction
    5. Blue Balloon
    6. Kite Flying Man
    7. Stallion Pt. 4 (again!)
    8. DC
    9. Stay with Me Daddy
    10. Now be Thankful
    11. Sledgehammer (by Peter Gabriel)
    12. I Fell in Love Today
    13. Mr. Sandman
    14. Kansas City Star (never seen live)
    15. Baby Don't Be Afraid
    16. Boing
    17. Memory of a Free Festival
    18. Hang Onto Yourself
    19. Wild Ride
    20. Like You Know
    21. Mountains and Buffalo
    22. The Chancy Boys
    23. Crowd
    24. Encore: Let's Get Divorced
    25. Eye In the Sky
    26. It Freaks Me Out
    27. So Long Jerry
    28. Greg the Bunny (last song, never seen live)
    
    Blog posting: HERE
    
    
69. Gwar. 20081214. 9:30 Club, Washington, DC. Arguably my most enjoyable Gwar show since #1 in 1993ish. Fights w/McCain/Obama/Hillary. We were close. Carolyn got pink highlights. Sleazy P. Martini returns!
    1. The Salaminizer
    2. Bring Back The Bomb
    3. Crack In The Egg
    4. Ham On The Bone
    5. Slaughterama
    6. Biledriver
    7. Rock 'N Roll Never Felt So Good
    8. The Private Pain Of Techno Destructo (with Bozo Destructo instead)
    9. Sick Of You
    
    Blog posting: HERE
    
    
70. Freezepop. 20090416. Chief Ike's, Washington, DC. Smallest venue EVER. The band was just hanging around like normal people. I basically had my foot ON the stage most of the show... if I'd fallen I'd probably have messed up the performance haha. They pretty much solely did requests. They played 15 songs -- 3 more than their AnimeUSA show. I requested Freezepop Forever, but they said they can't do that without Cassan Croker. I also requested Robotron 2000 but Liz was like "We haven't practiced that in 3 years!" or something. After the show, I was interviewed with a fancy huge camera -- in part because my T-Qualier shirt and trippy outer shirt got their attention. I got to sign a model release and everything! They gave me their card and had recorded 35 hours of total footage so far. They liked my shirt so they said I'd probably make the final cut. It was also the birthday of one of the members, so there was cake. Which was shared with the audience! (Unfortunately it was coffee cake.) I also talked to Liz Enthusiasm a bit afterwards, and said "Bye Jussi!" to kind of freak her out that I knew her real name :)
    
    
    1. Stakeout
    2. Science Genius Girl (from Frequency) [at my and several others' request]
    3. Plastic Stars [at my request]
    4. Frontload
    5. Tenisu No Boifurendo
    6. Super-Sprode (from Amplitude)
    7. Parlez-Vous Freezepop?
    8. Ninja Of Love
    9. Get Ready 2 Rokk (from Guitar Hero)
    10. Lady Spider
    11. Thought Balloon
    12. Tender Lies
    13. Brainpower
    14. Less Talk More Rokk (from Guitar Hero)
    15. ENCORE: The Final Countdown - video here
    
    Blog posting: HERE
    
    
71. Voltaire. 20090424. Club Orpheus, Baltimore, MD. My 5th time seeing Voltaire. Carolyn's 6th. We were 2 feet in front of him, as usual. First time with a full band: Voltaire with guitar, plus drummer, violinist, cellist, and accordian player. (Melissa... So I did a Mercyful Fate "Melissa" parody when they announced her name.) 18 year old girl next to us who waited 6 years to see Voltaire due to age requirements. She had one drink and was so drunk I thought she might vomit on us. They played the Dresden Dolls "Coin Operated Boy" song at the club before Voltaire came on, which showed us how Voltaire's song "Coin Operated Goi" is actually a parody song. We snagged the setlist which was on the back of an official tour poster. We got it autographed, as well as his latest CD "To The Bottom Of The Sea" autographed.
    1. Ex-Lover's Lover
    2. The Headless Waltz
    3. Tempest
    4. Happy Birthday (My Olde Friend) - to "Jen" in the crowd
    5. Coin Operated Goi
    6. Death Death (Devil Devil Devil Devil Evil Evil Evil Evil Song)
    7. Brains
    8. Zombie Prostitute
    9. Day Of The Dead (in Spanish)
    10. When You're Evil
    11. Shalom
    12. ENCORE: Land Of The Dead
    13. To The Bottom Of The Sea
    
    
    
72. Kreator. 20090517. Jaxx, Springfield, VA. This was the 2nd time I've seen Kreator, and the 1st for Carolyn. We arrived just in time, almost missing it because Jaxx has no clue when their own bands go on and gave us conflicting info (11PM, then 10PM). More description, plus videos, at blog post below.
    1. Intro: Choir Of The Damned
    2. Hordes Of Chaos
    3. Phobia
    4. Terrible Certainty
    5. Betrayer
    6. Voices Of The Dead
    7. Enemy Of God
    8. Destroy What Destroys You
    9. Pleasure To Kill
    10. The Patriach
    11. Violent Revolution
    12. Extreme Aggression
    13. Coma Of Souls
    14. ENCORE: Warcurse
    15. Flag Of Hate
    16. Tormentor
    
    Blog posting: HERE
    
    
73. The Church. 20090629. State Theatre, Falls Church, VA. Clint's 2nd Church concert (1st in 19 years), Carolyn's first. Clint wore his 19-year-old tour shirt, which was ripped and bleach-stained and not generally fit for public display.
    
    
    1. Tantalized
    2. Block
    3. Day 5
    4. North, South, East And West
    5. Happenstance
    6. After Everything
    7. Almost With You
    8. A Month Of Sundays
    9. Deadman's Hand
    10. Pangaea
    11. You Took
    12. Operetta
    13. Under The Milky Way
    14. Reptile
    15. ENCORE: An Interlude
    16. Space Savior
    17. Hotel Womb
    
    Blog posting: HERE Songkick page: HERE
    
    
74. Ween. 20090716. Ram's Head Live, Baltimore, MD. Awesome almost-3-hour show! I called out "Sorry Charlie", and then they played it! Got patted on the back for making a good call! Carolyn pushed her way to the 2nd row. Surrounded by hot chicks. Blessed by a concert angel who made things more enjoyable.
    1. Hebrew Song / opening Jam
    2. I Can't Put My Finger On It
    3. Transdermal Celebration
    4. The Grobe
    5. Gabrielle
    6. Bananas And Blow
    7. Learnin To Love
    8. She Fucks Me
    9. Even If You Don't
    10. Mister, Would You Please Help My Pony?
    11. Porkroll Egg & Cheese
    12. Boy's Club (by request; briefer version)
    13. The Stallion Part 3
    14. Your Party
    15. I'll Be Your Jonny On The Spot (really stretched out)
    16. Object
    17. You Were The Fool (lots of intro/outro jamming)
    18. Zoloft (with Gene on tambourine, he threw it into the back of the crowd towards the end.)
    19. Spinal Meningitis (Got Me Down)
    20. Ohio
    21. Michael Jackson Tease (Claude/Glenn)
    22. Mononucleosis (all slowed-down and just done by Gene, as Dean was taking a potty break or something)
    23. Sorry Charlie
    24. Woman And Man
    25. Slow Down Boy ("dedicated to all you lovely people in Baltimore")
    26. The Beacon Light
    27. Booze Me Up And Get Me High
    28. Fiesta
    29. ENCORE: Touch My Tooter
    30. Fat Lenny (12m33s jam version)
    
    Blog posting: HERE Songkick page: HERE Full show via bittorrent: HERE
    
    
75. Voltaire. 20090815. The Loft, Washington, DC. Voltaire's appearance at the Summer Masquerade Ball. We got *two* setlists this time, including an autographed "aborted" setlist that was actually the same as the normal setlist, but he re-wrote it because it was too messy. We got to talk to Voltaire for quite a few minutes before AND after the show. This was the show that had all the topless girls up on stage. He kept getting distracted. At one point he let us vote: Star Trek, or Star Wars. Star Wars overwhelmingly won, unfortunately. Carolyn wondered how Voltaire knew Star Wars was going to win, because it was in the setlist.
    1. Death Death
    2. (Drinking? Sex?)
    3. X-Lover's Lover
    4. Comin Out For X-Mas
    5. Freakers Ball
    6. Zombie Prostitute
    7. Brains
    8. (Hair)
    9. Coin Operated Goi
    10. Happy Birthday
    11. Star Trek/Star Wars
    12. Cantina?
    13. Vampire Club
    14. ENCORE: When You're Evil
    
    
    
    
76. KMFDM. 20090923. 9:30 Club, Washington, DC. Eli got in a car accident but still made it, and even managed to sell his extra ticket before going in -- I made him stick it out! haha. Went with Eli & Parthena. Met up with Darren & Debbie. Violent concert! Major mosh pit, even for songs you wouldn't expect. I yelled out in pain like 10 times from being slammed.
    1. D.I.Y.
    2. Bait & Switch
    3. Tohuvabohu
    4. Son Of A Gun
    5. Hau Ruck
    6. Looking For Strange
    7. Davai
    8. (Never Say Never was on the setlist, but Lucia messed up and started singing Potz Blitz, making everybody stop. Then, they just skipped right over it! Lucia said it was her birthday, and she could fuck up if she wanted to.)
    9. Potz Blitz
    10. Attak/Reload
    11. Saft Und Kraft
    12. Megalomaniac
    13. Light
    14. Free Your Hate (Lucia's mouth was very impressive during this)
    15. A Drug Against War
    16. ENCORE: World War III
    17. Adios
    18. Godlike
    
    Someone else's not-completely-accurate review: HERE --> Songkick page: HERE
    
    
77. Dethklok. 20091031. Patriot Center, Fairfax, VA. Dethalbum II tour, but they only played 2 songs from Dethalbum II despite us spending a month learning the new album. The show seemed kind of quick, but it was still 14 songs. We arrived a bit early, and actually ended up eating dinner at the Patriot Center. Their beer is way too expensive! Since it was Halloween, Clint was an inmate and Carolyn was a cheerleader. This would be the second metal show where there were cheerleader pom poms done to metal! Kreator had their "Flag Of Hate" male cheerleaders on stage. And this time, Carolyn was doing her cheerleader-costume pom poms to Dethklok! For once, *we* got to be the annoying concert people! haha
    1. Deththeme
    2. Bloodlines
    3. Burn The Earth
    4. Hatredcopter
    5. Black Fire Upon Us
    6. Birthday Dethday
    7. Duncan Hills Coffee Jingle
    8. Dethsupport
    9. Awaken
    10. The Gears
    11. Murmaider
    12. Thunderhorse
    13. ENCORE: Go Into The Water
    14. Fansong
    
    Songkick page: HERE
    
    
78. They Might Be Giants. 20091128. 9:30 Club, Washington, DC. My 3rd TMBG show, Carolyn's 5th. 2 encores. The puppets were pretty damn awesome. "I used to have ears!" I liked the last show much better. Too many of their kid songs for an adult show. The confetti burst was pretty awesome. Ran into Kevin P & his girlfriend, Kevin's brother Michael P & his fiancee, and Joel & Kristen.
    1. Dig My Grave
    2. Particle Man
    3. Science Is Real
    4. "The sun is a mass of incandescent gas..."
    5. "Girl, take out the trash..."
    6. Sad Sack
    7. "He Ended Up Sad"
    8. Istanbul
    9. Dead
    10. [Meteorite song]
    
    Songkick page: HERE Online review: HERE.
    
    
79. The Pixies. 20091201. DAR Constitution Hall, Baltimore, MD. Doolittle 20th Anniversary Tour. We couldn't get tickets for the first night, but we managed to get tickets for the 2nd show, which was announced after the 1st show sold out 10 minutes into the pre-sale. Went with Evan, Jon, and their friend Lars. $18 parking! DAR Constitution Hall sucks at not even being able to tell anyone when anything starts or if there's even an opening band. Kim Deale was definitely off slightly during Debaser, but her Into The White was even more off, especially at the beginning... Maybe that's just artistic license.. Our friends didn't recognize the b-side songs, and we did. Haha! Our seats were more or less exactly where we sat for Ween. During Bailey's Walk, Francis seemed to skip "spin" for some reason. Tame was friggin' awesome. The videos they had behind them were pretty cool, though our view was obscured by the speakers. I hadn't thought about how "Dead" was about a miscarriage, or "Mr. Grieves" was about hanging oneself. The 2nd encore started with my 4 least favorite non-Doolittle songs that I've learned for the show, but then really picked up with Where Is My Mind? (Kim Deale: Not A Keyboard) and Gigantic, which I was really hoping they'd play.
    2. Dance the Manta Ray
    3. Weird At My School
    4. Bailey's Walk
    5. Manta Ray
    6. Debaser
    7. Tame
    8. Wave Of Mutilation
    9. I Bleed
    10. Here Comes Your Man
    11. Dead
    12. Monkey Gone To Heaven
    13. Mr. Grieves
    14. Crackity Jones
    15. La La Love You
    16. No. 13 Baby
    17. There Goes My Gun
    18. Hey
    19. Silver
    20. Gouge Away
    21. ENCORE 1: Wave Of Mutilation (UK Surf Mix)
    22. Into The White
    23. ENCORE 2: Isla De Encanta
    24. Broken Face
    25. Something Against You
    26. Vamos
    27. Where Is My Mind?
    28. Gigantic
    
    Onion AV Club review of the 1st show: HERE Songkick page: HERE
    
    
80. Voivod/Kreator. 20100303. Jaxx, Springfield, VA. Jaxx told us on repeated phone calls that Voivod would start at 10 -- but they started at 9. Very annoying. Came in and missed the whole set except for the last 3 songs, 2 of which we knew: Both from NothingFace: One a Pink Floyd cover, the song Astronomy Domine, which is the song that got me into Voivod based on their music video shown during Headbanger's Ball circa 1990. At least we got to see the whole Kreator set, but I've seen them 3 times now, and was more interested in Voivod. Jaxx does not communicate with peope, put useful information about start times on their website, or answer the phone with accurate information. It's like you HAVE to either stand around waiting forever, or miss something. At least we only missed 1 Nothingface song.
    1. VOIVOD SETLIST:
    2. Voivod (the song)
    3. Nothingface
    4. Ripping Headache
    5. Ravenous Medicine
    6. Overreaction
    7. Tribal Convictions
    8. Global Warming (first song WE saw)
    9. Missing Sequences
    10. Astronomy Domine (by Pink Floyd)
    12. KREATOR SETLIST:
    13. Intro: Choir Of The Damned
    14. The Pestilence
    15. Hordes Of Chaos
    16. Phobia
    17. Enemy Of God
    18. Impossible Brutality
    19. Endless Pain
    20. Pleasure To Kill
    21. Terrible Certainty
    22. Extreme Aggression
    23. Coma Of Souls
    24. Servant In Heaven - King In Hell
    25. Intro: The Patriarch
    26. Violent Revolution
    27. Demon Prince
    28. ENCORE: When The Sun Burns Red
    29. Flag Of Hate
    30. Tormentor
    
    Blog posting by Metal Chris: HERE Songkick page: HERE