Originally posted by ~Wålshy~21st Century Breakdown
name 5 songs from the 21st century that have the title of the song in the song
Also;
Peacemaker
Last Of The American Girls
Murder City
Little girl
Horseshoes and Handgrenades
Static Age
21 Guns
American Eulogy (Mass Hysteria/Modern World)
See The Light
Just got back home after my 4.5 hour drive home from the Burgh.
Beth, sorry I forgot to put Minority on my texts of the setlist. I was a fail at my assigned task, haha. I am shit at texting anyway, plus it was starting to rain, so we were trying to walk while I was doing this! I can't imagine them ever leaving Minority out of a setlist, there would be outrage!
I see the Drama Queen vids have made it on to You Tube. I'm so glad someone got decent video. It's really a pretty song. I loved it acoustic, would also like to hear it with the full band. I'm not sure that we will hear it again. I get the feeling that the song right before Good Riddance will be a surprise every time and perhaps a different acoustic version of an older or unreleased song every time.
I don't think I have a whole lot to add to this thread....people have mentioned most of the funny stuff involving the Jonas Brothers comments, BJs policeman act, him stopping She right in the middle to break up the fight at the end of the catwalk...
Oh yeah...did anyone mention Tre's cowbell? I think he used it during the Shout portion of KFAD. He hit it once when there was dead silence. BJ turned around and said, "When the hell did you get a cowbell?" Which of course provoked a large audience yell of "More cowbell!" People are funny.
BJ also did a fair amount of more complex guitar playing. His KYE solo was longer than usual and he gave the people in the seats some love by actually clambering into the first few rows on the right side and playing the solo there. Also, I believe it was after he made his Jonas Brothers comments(?) that he said he would "make up for it" by playing a guitar solo. So he just sort of randomly shredded there for about 30 seconds, it was . Perhaps he is getting sensitive to all the comments about Jason W being the "real" guitar player, haha.
Speaking of guitar players, I was glad to see Jeff Matika come out from behind the speakers for part of the show and get into playing next to Jason for a little bit.
It was great to see JAR played live and also At the Library (although I saw that at the Bowery Ballroom recently, it's still a treat to see it live). Going to Pasalaqua = one of my faves too. All in all, an excellent show. I enjoyed the perspective from the seats for a change, and also being able to come right before the show started instead of hanging out all day in line.
Oh, I thought the Bravery really weren't too bad. They had kind of a Cure vibe going on, I enjoyed them OK.