First three setlists:

1. Living Well Is the Best Revenge
2. What's The Frequency, Kenneth?
3. Ignoreland
4. Second Guessing
5. Gardening At Night
6. Man-Sized Wreath
7. Disturbance At The Heron House
8. Hollow Man
9. Accelerate
10. West of the Fields
11. Houston
12. Electrolite
13. Losing My Religion
14. Time After Time (annelise)
15. Let Me In
16. The One I Love
17. Country Feedback
18. Bad Day
19. Walk Unafraid
20. Supernatural Superserious
21. Sweetness Follows
22. Get Up
23. I'm Gonna DJ
24. Man on The Moon



1. Living Well Is the Best Revenge
2. What's The Frequency, Kenneth?
3. These Days
4. Drive
5. Accelerate
6. Auctioneer
7. Man-Sized Wreath
8. Ignoreland
9. Hollow Man
10. Life and How To Live It
11. Houston
12. Losing My Religion
13. Harborcoat
14. The One I Love
15. Final Straw
16. Let Me In
17. Horse To Water
18. Bad Day
19. Walk Unafraid
20. I'm Gonna DJ
21. Orange Crush
22. Supernatural Superserious
23. Man on The Moon


1. Pretty Persuasion
2. Living Well Is the Best Revenge
3. What's The Frequency, Kenneth?
4. Sitting Still
5. Ignoreland
6. Man-Sized Wreath
7. Circus Envy
8. Drive
9. Accelerate
10. Hollow Man
11. Fall On Me
12. Houston
13. Electrolite
14. Final Straw
15. I've Been High
16. Let Me In
17. Losing My Religion
18. Horse To Water
19. Bad Day
20. Walk Unafraid
21. I'm Gonna DJ
22. Supernatural Superserious
23. The One I Love
24. Until The Day Is Done
25. Happy Birthday
26. Man On The Moon

if they played fall on me at every show i'd have to go. if they did a tour of only songs off the first 5 albums and chronic town it'd be so awesome. i can't even believe the crap they're turning out now, it just seems so much at odds with that stuff. oh well.
they should play more of fables. auctioneer is one of the weaker ones. green grow the rushes, wendell gee, feeling gravity's pull, driver 8, can't get there from here, good advices are all among their best songs

1. Living Well Is the Best Revenge
2. What's The Frequency, Kenneth?
3. These Days
4. Drive
5. Accelerate
6. Auctioneer
7. Man-Sized Wreath
8. Ignoreland
9. Hollow Man
10. Life and How To Live It
11. Houston
12. Losing My Religion
13. Harborcoat
14. The One I Love
15. Final Straw
16. Let Me In
17. Horse To Water
18. Bad Day
19. Walk Unafraid
20. I'm Gonna DJ
21. Orange Crush
22. Supernatural Superserious
23. Man on The Moon

sasquatch setlist, i was at this show. it was amazing, ive got a bunch of pics from it.

Looks good so far.

heres one of my pics from the show, ive got a bunch of them on my facebook

ive only been a casual REM fan but this show was excellent. michael stipe has amazing stage presence.

these setlists are pretty amazing

sitting still, harborcoat...

I was surprised to see "Let Me In". One of my favorites from Monster.

Sitting Still

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Ignoreland

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Gardening at Night? daaamn.

Horse To Water
Little America
What's The Frequency, Kenneth
Ignoreland
Accelerate
Man-Sized Wreath
Imitation of Life
West of the Fields
Hollow Man
Wolves, Lower
Walk Unafraid
Houston
Electrolite
The One I Love
Final Straw
Find The River
Let Me In
Losing My Religion
Living Well Is The Best Revenge
Bad Day
Orange Crush
I'm Gonna DJ

Supernatural Superserious
Mr. Richards
Driver 8
Life And How To Live It
Man On The Moon

Fuck, I am really happy I thought better of it and bought tickets for Philly. Holy crap.

Wolves, Lower. Jesus christ.

They're not coming here. =/

my wife is due in < 2 weeks o/w i woulda tried to go to the show here around DC

harborcoat! country feedback! and of course, orange crush <3

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Stipey sounds pretty good there

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/9/93/Ifeelfine.jpg

I've been listening to this a lot lately. Never cared too much about R.E.M. previously, but damn they were killing

Seeing him a suit is doubly awesome because he looks good in it and always ends up taking half of it off. Unf.

there sure are a bunch of words in ignoreland

there sure are a bunch of words in ignoreland

and the only audible ones are "defense defense defense defense"

i know all the words to ignoreland

I always bring up the fact that there's an awful lot of expletives used on Automatic, but you can only understand a few... most commonly "fuck me kitten."

These Days
Living Well Is the Best Revenge
Begin the Begin
What's the Frequency, Kenneth
Accelerate
Ignoreland
Drive
Man-sized Wreath
So. Central Rain
Hollow Man
Auctioneer
Houston
Electrolite
Disturbance at the Heron House
Final Straw
I've Been High
Let Me In
Losing My Religion
Bad Day
Horse to Water
Orange Crush
Man on the Moon

Supernatural Superserious
Fall on Me
Carnival of Sorts (Boxcars)
The One I Love
Until the Day Is Done
I'm Gonna DJ

First three setlists:

1. Living Well Is the Best Revenge
2. What's The Frequency, Kenneth?
3. Ignoreland
4. Second Guessing
5. Gardening At Night
6. Man-Sized Wreath
7. Disturbance At The Heron House
8. Hollow Man
9. Accelerate
10. West of the Fields
11. Houston
12. Electrolite
13. Losing My Religion
14. Time After Time (annelise)
15. Let Me In
16. The One I Love
17. Country Feedback
18. Bad Day
19. Walk Unafraid
20. Supernatural Superserious
21. Sweetness Follows
22. Get Up
23. I'm Gonna DJ
24. Man on The Moon


I was at the first show in Vancouver. Amazing setlist and great fucking venue. It was pretty small so it was easy to get nice and close to the stage. Crowd was okay, a lot of middle-age drunk chicks were there. I heard a lot of "I LOVE YOU MICHAEL!!"'s being shouted. Sorry baby, he likes the cock.

Being an american I was amazed at how lax the weed laws were. People lighting up joints in front of security wasn't a problem. It's too bad the dollar is so shitty right now (it took me $294 American to get $280 Canadian) that coupled with the 12% GST tax made it a very expensive trip.

"I LOVE YOU MICHAEL!!"

This is as bad as "I wish I was Martha" on the SP board.

everyone should see this band live if they have a chance

the songs just felt better live. they were so good i still cant get over it.

Living Well's the Best Revenge
What's the Frequency, Kenneth?
Welcome to the Occupation
Ignoreland
Man Sized Wreath
World Leader Pretend
Accelerate
Cuyahoga
Hollow Man
Walk Unafraid
Houston
Electrolite
The One I Love
Feeling Gravity's Pull
Departure
Final Straw
I've Been High
Let Me In
Horse to Water
Bad Day
Orange Crush
I'm Gonna DJ

Encore:
Supernatural Superserious
These Days
Losing My Religion
Fall On Me
Man On The Moon

My show is next... damn, I'm excited now.

You should be. I hope it's golden for you, Andy. (Ya lucky bastard.)

world leader pretend <3

wolves fucking owns

Living Well's the Best Revenge
What's the Frequency, Kenneth?
Welcome to the Occupation
Ignoreland
Man Sized Wreath
World Leader Pretend
Accelerate
Cuyahoga
Hollow Man
Walk Unafraid
Houston
Electrolite
The One I Love
Feeling Gravity's Pull
Departure
Final Straw
I've Been High
Let Me In
Horse to Water
Bad Day
Orange Crush
I'm Gonna DJ

Encore:
Supernatural Superserious
These Days
Losing My Religion
Fall On Me
Man On The Moon

holy shit. this might the best of all. damn, I've seen them 3 times and 2 of them were great shows, but these setlists are amazing.

great, great live band, and seeing these setlists reminds of how many goddamn good songs they have.

'Living Well Is the Best Revenge' is a great song title.

I have offered REM to meet me anywhere in St Paul so I can grovel for a performance of Leave.

Living Well's the Best Revenge
What's the Frequency, Kenneth?
Welcome to the Occupation
Ignoreland
Man Sized Wreath
World Leader Pretend
Accelerate
Cuyahoga
Hollow Man
Walk Unafraid
Houston
Electrolite
The One I Love
Feeling Gravity's Pull
Departure
Final Straw
I've Been High
Let Me In
Horse to Water
Bad Day
Orange Crush
I'm Gonna DJ

Encore:
Supernatural Superserious
These Days
Losing My Religion
Fall On Me
Man On The Moon

This is the setlist from the show I just got home from - Red Rocks. Drove 500 miles each way for it, and it was so incredibly worth it. I'll never hear "Feeling Gravity's Pull" the same way again - as I was headed up to the venue, they were soundchecking it - and as I came up over the rocks, it just got louder and clearer. It was mid-set, so it was good and dark, and the venue complimented the eerie, atmospheric sound of that song so, so well.

Such a great, great setlist. A few great songs from each of their albums, really. I would have loved to see a few more to see what other gems they pull out.

Great show - I love the National and enjoy Modest Mouse - so those were just major bonuses, really. Rare that you enjoy both opening acts, yet alone one.

I have offered REM to meet me anywhere in St Paul so I can grovel for a performance of Leave.

This is a risky move, but it may pay off. Good luck. For extra bargaining, bring glitter and a bowl of sugar. I'm not quite sure of the glitter, but the bowl of sugar, I'm got a good feeling about.

These are probably the best setlists I've seen from a band in their situation.

I've heard the new stuff sounds great live, too. Less than two weeks and they'll be here :)

del.

No Leave, but the show was fucking amazing. I mean, The National, Modest Mouse and REM on one bill... you really can't complain about that lineup to begin with. Not a big MM fan at all, but I have to say I enjoyed their set.

Anyway, REM played this:

Living Well's The Best Revenge
These Days
Disturbance at the Heron House
What's The Frequency Kenneth?
Hollow Man
Shaking Through
Man Sized Wreath
West of the Fields
Accelerate
Ignoreland
Star 69
Auctioneer
Houston
Electrolite
The One I Love
Final Straw
Sweetness Follows
Let Me In
Walk Unafraid
Horse to Water
Bad Day
I'm Gonna DJ

Supernatural Superserious
Welcome to the Occupation
Losing my Religion
Fall on Me (w/Johnny Marr)
Man on the Moon


I would watch this show a hundred times. Personally, Sweetness Follows was the highlight for me, and it was followed by the acoustic Let Me In, which was great also. I didn't know the name for Shaking Through (I'm terrible with REMs obscure song names)- I had to look at the setlist afterward to remember what it was called.

I also have no voice.

Ho Ho! Sweetness Follows. NICE. I was just listening to Automatic the other day. That album is near perfection.

Glad we got the setlist we did. Chicago's isn't bad by any means, but I think I'd not have been as excited coming out of the show as I was for St. Paul.

Living Well Is The Best Revenge
These Days
Begin The Begin
What’s the Frequency, Kenneth?
Pilgrimage
Hollow Man
Animal
Man-Sized Wreath
Ignoreland
The Great Beyond
Accelerate
Houston
Electrolite
The One I Love
Final Straw
Find The River
Let Me In
Walk Unafraid
Horse To Water
Orange Crush
Bad Day
I’m Gonna DJ

Encore:
Supernatural Superserious
Pretty Persuasion
Losing My Religion
Fall On Me (w/ Johnny Marr)
Man On The Moon

Find the River <3

Glad we got the setlist we did. Chicago's isn't bad by any means, but I think I'd not have been as excited coming out of the show as I was for St. Paul.


yeah, but Pretty Persuasion and Find the River are in my top 5 REM of all time, so I would have been okay. And I haven't heard either of those songs in the 3 times I've seen them.

well, yeah, I love Find The River and Persuasion, too, but looking at the differences

Heron House/Shaking Through/West Of The Fields/Star 69/Auctioneer/Sweetness Follows/Occupation

vs

Begin The Begin/Pilgrimage/Animal/Great Beyond/Find The River/Orange Crush/Persuasion


I'll take the St Paul any day...

Actually, looking at the Chicago list right there, I've seen all but Persuasion at some point before, most in the same show in 2003:

Begin The Begin/Finest Worksong/Pilgrimage/Drive/Animal/So Fast, So Numb/Fall On Me/Bad Day/The One I Love/The Great Beyond/(Don't Go Back To) Rockville/Daysleeper/Electrolite/Losing My Religion/Find The River/She Just Wants To Be/Walk Unafraid/Man On The Moon Encore: Everybody Hurts/Nightswimming/Final Straw/Imitation Of Life/It's The End Of The World As We Know It

So that has something to do with it, too, I'd have to admit.

edit: Having Find The River and Nightswimming in the same 2003 show was awesome, btw.

well, yeah, I love Find The River and Persuasion, too, but looking at the differences

Heron House/Shaking Through/West Of The Fields/Star 69/Auctioneer/Sweetness Follows/Occupation

vs

Begin The Begin/Pilgrimage/Animal/Great Beyond/Find The River/Orange Crush/Persuasion


I'll take the St Paul any day...



Eh, good point. I am just really excited about them mixing things up though. I've enjoyed the four times I have seen them play but the last couple times they played a lot of the same songs.

This is what they do for Let Me In.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3035/2555498989_fdc777bc2f.jpg

He's such a snappy dresser.

He's such a snappy dresser.


I know, and every time I wear a bar of blue makeup across my eyes, people give me the weirdest looks.:confused:

These Days
Horse To Water
WTF, Kenneth?
Drive
Man-Sized Wreath
So Fast, So Numb
Ignoreland
Accelerate
7 Chinese Bros.
Hollow Man
Bad Day
Houston
Electrolite
Living Well Is The Best Revenge
The One I Love
Final Straw
Until The Day Is Done
Let Me In
Begin The Begin
Animal
Orange Crush
I'm Gonna DJ

Supernatural Superserious
Losing My Religion
Second Guessing
Fall On Me (with J. Marr)
Man On The Moon

Heh, WTF Kenneth?

I found this review of their June 1st show on one of the movie review sites I usually check out. He chats a bit about other stuff at the beginning and the end (you can read the entire thing here (http://www.pajiba.com/rem-in-concert.htm)) but I just quoted the R.E.M. part:

I really didn’t know what to expect from an R.E.M. show, and several factors competed to make me optimistic and pessimistic at the same time. I’ve loved R.E.M. for 20 years, yet I haven’t purchased an R.E.M. album since 1998’s Up. Somewhere along the way, when I compared Up to New Adventures in Hi-Fi and Monster, I concluded that R.E.M. had begun repeating the same record. It was a decent record but not on the same planet with their best, and I didn’t really want it anymore after the first time. So in 2008, R.E.M. has twice as many songs on my iPod as any other artist, but not one song released after 1996.

For similar reasons, I wasn’t at all sure how much I would enjoy a live show that might not focus on my R.E.M., from Chronic Town, through Reckoning, Fables of the Reconstruction, and Document, right up through Automatic for the People. During their arena phase from the early 90s to the early aughts, I forewent multiple opportunities to see R.E.M., largely because I detest large concert venues, but also because my most fond concert memory is seeing R.E.M. at a roadhouse outside Memphis in 1988 — we were close enough to see the stitched detail on Michael Stipe’s Western shirt that night — and I didn’t want a different memory of them. Still, I was psyched about seeing them in a relatively small outdoor venue, UC-Berkeley’s Greek Theater, which holds about 8,000 people and is structured as a true amphitheater.

What can I tell you? Twenty-eight years after forming, R.E.M. still fucking rocks. Their live show was nothing like I expected yet everything I wanted. Michael Stipe, Mike Mills, and Peter Buck, along with Scott McCaughey and Bill Rieflin, delivered a tightly wound, two-hour set of 28 (28!) songs, with two breaks that lasted about two minutes each. Imagine the most well-honed, self-assured bar band in history, owning the stage with absolute mastery of craft and a calm confidence earned through 26 years of touring. As we walked back to the car, Mikhail mused absentmindedly, “That was tight,” and we agreed that “tight” was the best descriptor.

Lean and spare in production, muscular like Bruce Lee in delivery, R.E.M. jammed through bullet-train pieces like “Begin the Begin” (my favorite all-time R.E.M. song) and lulled with throbbing low-tempo numbers like “Drive.” The set mixed old, middle and new, including seven numbers from the new album Accelerate. If early era is more your cup of tea, they banged home “So. Central Rain,” “Auctioneer,” and “Fall on Me” with passion and authority, along with fan request “Carnival (of Sorts),” which they claimed they hadn’t even practiced in ten years. If you’re of Document/Green/Out of Time vintage, they honored their breakthrough era with the songs casual fans probably associate most closely with them: “The One I Love,” “Orange Crush,” “Man on the Moon,” and, of course, “Losing My Religion.” If they neglected an era, it would have to be the post-Monster period, a time when they probably garnered few additional fans.

An odd but very enjoyable atmosphere permeated the crowd during the entire set — through the entire show, 8,000 people stood and swayed to the music, refusing to sit down even during the rare yawner like “What’s the Frequency, Kenneth?” It was about the most intense concert crowd I have seen, hanging on every note and every word of Michael Stipe’s intermittent monologue. There was no thrashing, no wild dancing, and while it’s easy to dismiss that as a result of a crowd with an average age of (ahem) 40, don’t make me tell you about the Fleetwood Mac concert last year where there was a lot of unfortunate gyrating. Stipe, in an ultraslim hipster business suit, boldly striped dress shirt, and boost-heeled chelsea boots, was a coiled spring of slowburn wild magic. I can’t say he’s aged a day in the last fifteen years, and his thirty-year lullaby to the stars continues to shake me like a lonely coyote call in the desert.

R.E.M. enjoys a deep, deep love affair with its fans, an adoration borne of endless nights of friends and lovers discussing the profundities of the universe in low voices while “Radio Free Europe” windles away somewhere in another room. These people were fixated on Stipe, Mills, and Buck, fixated on the folky/punky/rockabilly anthems that saw them through high school or college or love or heartbreak or rehab. Down in “the Pit,” as the general admission area is called, there were billowing clouds of pot smoke and … upturned, open-mouthed stares of adulation.

One beautiful discovery: They’re still growing as a band, even as they return to their roots. Mike Mills once described R.E.M. as “neo-folk punk,” as good a description as any, referring to the 70s punk scene that inspired Michael Stipe and Peter Buck to found a band that would be unlike anything before it. Long known for fusing punk thrash with folky guitar and country rhythms (see, e.g., “Driver 8”), R.E.M. delivered a straight punk version of a new song Sunday night, a track from the new album called “Horse to Water.” As it melted our faces, we said, “Awesome.”

A couple of additional fun facts:

- You just haven’t lived until you’ve seen Michael Stipe do the waving thing. During stretches of songs, he kind of loses himself, closes his eyes, slowly but exaggeratedly nods his head, and does a tambourine motion with his empty hand next to his head while arching his back and legs. Suck it, Bono!

- Mike Mills, with his stringy, shoulder-length blond hair and thick-rimmed glasses, looks like Garth from “Wayne’s World.”

- Peter Buck sprang from the womb in an absolute cannabis-induced haze.

- R.E.M. continues to push the envelope in integrating video into their performances. The current tour features a multi-screen display behind the band, intermingling live footage with that of prior concerts in cool colors and film grains.

when I compared Up to New Adventures in Hi-Fi and Monster, I concluded that R.E.M. had begun repeating the same record.

WTF, Kenneth?

Seriously.

Yeah, that part and a couple other places irked me but I figured I would share anyway.

Every album represented tonight.



Harborcoat
Living Well Is The Best Revenge
Bad Day
WTF, Kenneth?
1,000,000 ("Hey you people on the lawn, check this shit out")
Man-Sized Wreath
Welcome To The Occupation
Accelerate
7 Chinese Brothers
Hollow Man
Imitation of Life
Houston
Electrolite
Walk Unafraid
The One I Love
Final Straw
Find The River
Let Me In
Horse To Water
Auctioneer (Another Engine)
Orange Crush
I'm Gonna DJ

Supernatural Superserious
Losing My Religion
Pretty Persuasion ("This is about growing up queer in the south")
Fall On Me w/Johnny Marr
Sitting Still w/Mitch Easter and Don Dixon
Man On The Moon

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Last night's set:

1. Finest Worksong
2. Living Well Is The Best Revenge
3. Bad Day
4. What's The Frequency, Kenneth?
5. Drive
6. Ignoreland
7. Man Size Wreath
8. Little America
9. Hollow Man
10. Walk Unafraid
11. Houston
12. Electrolite
13. (Don't Go Back To) Rockville (Mike Mills vocal)
14. Pop Song '89
15. Horse To Water
16. The One I Love
17. Driver 8 (Michael Stype: "This is a request.... from me...")
18. Until The Day Is Done
19. Let Me In
20. These Days
21. Orange Crush
22. I'm Gonna DJ

23. Supernatural Superserious
24. Losing My Religion
25. Mr. Richards (dedicated to Dick Cheney)
26. Fall On Me
27. Man On The Moon (guest: Johnny Marr from The Smiths on Guitar)

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I can't wait for next week.

Find the River <3

:)

god these setlists are crushing me

i had ticks to the atlanta show, but had to cancel (out of town)


pop song 89? wow

How's the REM bootleg community? Aud/Vid would be awesome when it comes to these shows.

From 6/13

1. Living Well Is the Best Revenge
2. Begin The Begin
3. What's the Frequency, Kenneth?
4. Circus Envy
5. Man-Sized Wreath
6. West Of The Fields
6. Ignoreland
8. Departure
9. Cuyahoga
10. Hollow Man
11. Driver 8
12. Houston
13. Electrolite
14. Maps And Legends
15. Horse to Water
16. The One I Love
17. I’ve Been High
18. Let Me In
19. Bad Day
20. Get Up
21. Orange Crush
22. I'm Gonna DJ

23. Supernatural Superserious
24. Losing My Religion
25. (Don’t Go Back To) Rockville
26. Fall On Me
27. Pretty Persuasion
28. Man On The Moon

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They're still looking pretty nice.

6/14
JONES BEACH, NEW YORK

Have You Ever Seen The Rain...
1. So. Central Rain
2. These Days
3. Living Well Is the Best Revenge
4. What's the Frequency, Kenneth?
5. Man-Sized Wreath
6. 1,000,000
7. Ignoreland
8. Hollow Man
9. Welcome To The Occupation
10. Houston
11. Electrolite
12. Horse to Water
13. The One I Love
14. Let Me In
15. Bad Day
16. Orange Crush
17. I'm Gonna DJ

18. Supernatural Superserious
19. Losing My Religion
20. It’s The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)
21. Fall On Me
22. Man On The Moon

This was one of the most fun shows I have seen in a while. It was decent out all day and than right before the National came on it got really cloudy. Just as Modest Mouse were hitting the stage it started to rain. It increased more and more during their set as did the thunder and lightening. About 3/4 of the way into MM's set lightening struck the roof of the spotlight housing and they cut MM off mid song and made everyone exit the amphitheatre. We waited in the tunnels and under the covered walkways for an hour before they announced REM would come on shortly after ten. They came on at about 10:15 and began with "Have You Ever Seen The Rain" and than went right into "So Central Rain" Michael said they were gonna play "I'll Take the Rain" but that it was to long and slow for a night like this and no one wants to hear it. The band seemed a little worried playing. Crew had to mop the stage between songs and Michael kept saying that he thought he was going to fall on his ass. They opted not to go backstage for an encore just announcing "hey this is the encore." After “Losing my Religion" the band whispered to each other for a minute and Michael said "I swore I would never do this again, this is completely unrehearsed" and they broke into "End of the World." They cut the last chorus out because Michael messed up. All in all we got a shorter set than most this tour but it was definitely a unique show.

I too tired to figure out where the setlists are on the R.E.M. site but tonight's show was awesome. What I can remember (no order):

Wolves, Lower
Turn You Inside-Out
Supernatural Superserious
Hollow Man
Let Me In (acoustic, really good)
Life and How to Live It
I'm Gonna DJ
Houston
These Days
What's The Frequency, Kenneth?
Man-Sized Wreath
Imitation of Life
Fall On Me (with Johnny Marr)
Starring Down the Barrel of the Middle Distance (first time they played it live according to Michael)
Accelerate
Losing My Religion
Find the River
Departure
The One I Love
Man on the Moon
Ignoreland
Orange Crush
Electrolite
Walk Unafraid
The Great Beyond
Bad Day

Oh yeah, and Begin the Begin with Eddie Vedder. They took turns singing verses.

that sounds like it was an awesome show, Erin :)

it really makes me sad i didn't get to see them a couple of weeks ago when they were here. maybe i can catch them later on in the tour.

These Days
Living Well is the Best Revenge
What's the Frequency, Kenneth?
Wolves, Lower
Man-Sized Wreath
Turn You Inside-Out (tour debut)
Imitation of Life
Staring Down the Barrel of the Middle Distance (tour debut)
Ignoreland
Bad Day
Hollow Man
The Great Beyond
Houston
Electrolite
Walk Unafraid
The One I love
Find the River
Let Me In
Departure
Life and How to Live it
Orange Crush
I'm Gonna DJ

Supernatural Superserious
Losing My Religion
Begin the Begin (with Eddie Vedder)
Fall on Me (with Johnny Marr)
Man on the Moon (with Johnny Marr)

Oh, I guess he did come out during the encore. The entire show went by so fast. They actually teased playing "Better Man" halfway through the show, which almost made me want to throw up a little. Of all the songs to tease about possibly playing, it had to be that one. It was cool when he came out though and got me excited to see Pearl Jam on Friday. Here's to hoping I don't spend two hours in traffic going to Camden.

:hurl:you got The Great Beyond.:hurl:

that sounds like it was an awesome show, Erin :)

it really makes me sad i didn't get to see them a couple of weeks ago when they were here. maybe i can catch them later on in the tour.

Yeah, you should. I think this was the best of the five times I have seen them in terms of setlists. The cherry on top was telling my brother about Vedder showing up after he poked fun at me for getting tickets to this and not Pearl Jam and now I'm seeing both. HA.

:hurl:you got The Great Beyond.:hurl:

True, but I haven't heard that nearly as many times as Better Man. I didn't need to see another band play it with Vedder.

I think you do.

Nah.

Living Well Is The Best Revenge
These Days
WTF, Kenneth?
Bad Day
Drive
Hollow Man
Ignoreland
Man-Sized Wreath
Leaving New York (AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA)
Disturbance At The Heron House
Houston
Electrolite
(Don't Go Back To) Rockville
Driver 8
Harborcoat
One I Love
Until The Day Is Done
Let Me In
Horse To Water
Pretty Persuasion
Orange Crush
I'm Gonna DJ

Supernatural Supergay
Losing My Religion
Begin The Begin
Fall On Me
Man on the Moon

On another note, I FINALLY came across a recording of the St. Paul 2004 Vote For Change show. Springsteen's set had been available forever, but REMs set only surfaced a month ago or so.

The highlight- Country Feedback with Neil Young. Right before, Stipe gave the most non-chalant introduction for a legend I'd ever heard. Without any build up whatsoever, he just said, "Ladies and Gentlemen, Neil Young." The place went fucking nuts.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/rp6tpw

Damn, I really wanted to see them play (Don't Go Back to) Rockville here but oh well.

No real surprises on the last night of the US leg in Atlanta

1. These Days
2. Living Well Is the Best Revenge
3. So Fast, So Numb
4. What's the Frequency, Kenneth?
5. Time After Time
6. Driver 8
7. Man-Sized Wreath
8. Walk Unafraid
9. Hollow Man
10. Ignoreland
11. Houston
12. Electrolite
13. (Don’t Go Back To) Rockville
14. Auctioneer
15. Harborcoat
16. The One I Love
17. I've Been High
18. Let Me In
19. Bad Day
20. Horse To Water
21. Orange Crush
22. I'm Gonna DJ

23. Supernatural Superserious
24. Losing My Religion
25. Pretty Persuasion
26. Nightswimming
27. Fall On Me (w/ Johnny Marr)
28. Man On The Moon (w/ Johnny Marr)

seeing REM, Vedder and Johnny Marr in one show is pretty great.