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Gleichzeitig wrote:November 6, 2015
Kulturkirche, Köln/Cologne, Germany

Bridges and Balloons
Anecdotes
Divers
Monkey and Bear
Goose Eggs
Go Long
Sapokanikan
Leaving the City
Have One On Me
Waltz of the 101st Lightborne
In California
Cosmia
Time, As A Symptom
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A Pin-Light Bent

Short set & encore :/
Great venue & show

I think we had pretty much the same setlist here in Paris. (not in the same order though)
Except we had Peach Plum Pear in encore, instead of A Pin-Light Bent.

And I fully agree on short set & encore
Still missing The Things I Say and You Will Not Take My Heart Alive imho.
Hope she will be back soon.

I'm not a huge fan of In California but she and the band made a very powerfull performance of it

moonlion wrote:I think she's begun every set ever with Bridges and Balloons, so I love the tradition. It probably warms her up and grounds her, the ritual of playing it.
Also, as one of us who has loved her music for over 10 years now, it really reminds me of how much the music has meant to me, and how much B&B first captured me when I played The Milk Eyed Mender for the first time.

At least every show of this tour.
Her you can find some nice statistics: http://www.setlist.fm/stats/average-set ... ?year=2015

"Time, As A Symptom" by the way is usually the set closer.

Wanbli wrote:heh - nope. Will wait for the West coast appearances.
Combination of compiling from social media, text messages from friends at a couple.

In case you don't know SETLIFT.FM, check this out:
http://www.setlist.fm/setlists/joanna-n ... 6e825.html
It may help... And it also gives you nice statistics.

Edited to merge posts - Jordan~

Well - having had another look at the other setlists from this tour so far, I guess I have to rephrase: it wasn't a short set compared to any of the other shows (except maybe Berlin :p) - but how could it ever have been long enough? Think next time I'll just travel on to Paris ...

November 8 2015
Salle Gaveau, Paris, France

Bridges and Balloons
Anecdotes
Divers
Monkey & Bear
Goose Eggs
In California
Sapokanikan
Leaving the City
Have One on Me
Waltz of the 101st Lightborne
Go Long
Cosmia
Time, As a Symptom

Encore:
Peach, Plum, Pear

going back 10 years- this is as long as her shows get...

True =) But it's still too short too me

Will probably release soon or later Waltz of the 101st Lightborne
(maybe Goose Eggs. - Utrecht recorded version is already very good too)
Also got a good audio of Anecdotes, sad I did not take the video of this marvelous song.

after listening to these live vids, I find Pete Newsom to be serviceable at best.
He is no Neil Morgan.

One day Joanna will have a group of top level musicians to take the live compositions to the next level.
I would like to see her continued evolution as a live act, instead of a recording act playing live performances.

Like touring a bit when you have no album to release or promote, just because you love playing music live...

She's just finished in London after playing about an hour and three quarters!

We got:
Bridges and Balloons
Anecdotes
Soft as Chalk
Divers
Goose Eggs
Emily
Sapokanikan
Leaving the City
Have One On Me
The Waltz of the 101st Lightborne
Cosmia
Time, as a Symptom
A Pin-Light Bent
encores:
Baby Birch
Peach, Plum, Pear

Steve- it appears you got the only Time & Pin-Light back to back to close the show
love it!

PS- downloading a hi quality recording of this now from DIME

Several rather good videos from this show are up on YouTube.

A truly marvellous evening - even the constant up and down of people was only mildly irritating. An awful lot of people can't seem to sit through a 1 h 50 min concert without going to the loo or getting a beer?!?
I loved every song, even though quite a few of my personal favourites were missing - but that didn't really matter as Joanna was putting her heart in ever single one. "Emily", "Anecdotes", "Divers" and "Baby Birch" blew me away. The crowd sounded enthusiastic too, great athmosphere.

Julia wrote:Several rather good videos from this show are up on YouTube.

these are fantastic indeed

Joanna Newsom - Peach Plum Pear - Eventim Apollo London - 09.11.15
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGZBI2QztNs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zplwwhvNbdM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfDBMP5as98

Wanbli wrote:after listening to these live vids, I find Pete Newsom to be serviceable at best.
He is no Neil Morgan.

One day Joanna will have a group of top level musicians to take the live compositions to the next level.
I would like to see her continued evolution as a live act, instead of a recording act playing live performances.

I had the same feeling regarding Pete Newsom - especially when compared to Neal Morgan!
However, I think the band of the HAVE ONE ON ME tour came close to the group of top level musicians you are talking about...
Does anyone know, why the ensemble was smaller this time?

I do prefer my recording of Waltz of the 101st Lightborne, despite the blurry image at the beginning of the video, the quality of audio is way better to me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JCUyglcUWM

That's great - thank you!

December 6 2015
Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA, USA


Bridges and Balloons
Anecdotes
Divers
Monkey & Bear
Goose Eggs
In California
Sapokanikan
Leaving the City
Have One on Me
Waltz of the 101st Lightborne
Cosmia
Time, As a Symptom

Encore:
Baby Birch

Encore 2:
'81

December 7, 2015
Kings Theatre, Brooklyn, NY, USA

Bridges and Balloons
Anecdotes
Soft as Chalk
Divers
Emily
Waltz of the 101st Lightborne
Have One on Me
Peach, Plum, Pear
Goose Eggs
Sapokanikan
Leaving the City
Cosmia
Time, As a Symptom

Encore:
Sawdust & Diamonds
Baby Birch

appears US is not getting pin-light bent

December 9 2015
Union Transfer, Philadelphia, PA, USA

Bridges and Balloons
Anecdotes
Divers
Monkey & Bear
Goose Eggs
In California
Sapokanikan
Leaving the City
Have One on Me
Peach, Plum, Pear
Waltz of the 101st Lightborne
Cosmia
Time, As a Symptom

Encore:
Baby Birch

The setlist I saw from Philly said "if encored" and showed Pin Light, Bent and Baby Birch. Still a phenomenal show.

Dec. 10 Lincoln Theatre
Washington, D.C.

Bridges and Balloons
Anecdotes
Soft as Chalk
Divers
Emily
Waltz
HOOM
Peach Plum Pear
Goose Eggs
Sapokanikan
Leaving the City
Cosmia
Time As a Symptom
E: Sawdust and Diamonds

Short review of Philly and DC:
Joanna Newsom and the band delivered amazing and, in the case of Philly, nearly flawless. She flubbed a tiny bit in DC but played it off well.
The venues are total opposites: Union Transfer is a typical, standing only club, albeit large. Standing two feet from the stage I could hear everything really well. I hope the sound was just as good for the folks in the back or on the balcony. The crowd was exceptionally considerate and kept the gabbing as well as taking cellphone pics to a minimum. Lincoln Theatre is seated with no really bad spot it seemed. I got there in time to score a seat toward the back, dead center, in front of the soundboard. The sound was a bit distant at times and the band sometimes overshadowed her vocals.
Joanna Newsom is amazing. I think her touring band this time sounds great. Certain she scaled it back a bit but I think they sound all the more powerful. She also is even more personable with the audience and appears more secure. She came out to the merch table after Philly and chatted, signed stuff and took selfies. No selfies for me. But I did ask her a question that appeared to stump her. At DC I shouted the question and she recognized it but didn't answer because someone distracted her with "I love your hair!"
I got a $30 parking ticket at the DC show. I'm not terribly upset. Joanna rules.