Teenage Riot may be one of their better-known songs, but I kind of doubt there's any concensus among fans that it's a "must play." In fact, I'm not sure if SY has any such songs. If you ask people on this board which classics they most want to hear, I think you'll get a variety of answers. It's not comparable to Aerosmith not playing Dream On or Skynryd not playing Freebird.

Or Slayer playing "Angel of Death."

hello everyone. i just returned from the st louis show.

The songs (not in order, maybe someone else can help with that):

All of The Eternal minus Thunderclap
The Sprawl
Cross the Breeze
Hey Joni
Shadow of a Doubt
Stereo Sanctity
White Cross
closed with Death Valley '69

All in all, excellent show. Great outdoor venue, wonderful weather. The stage was set on the banks of the Mississippi River with the Gateway Arch in the background. Thurston joked about relocating to STL and asked if there was any room in the Arch. Fireworks after the show, following Thurston's direction to the rest of the band to "feedback until the fireworks start." Best SY show I've seen in my 10 years of attending SY shows. Come back soon!

AAAAAAH wasnt it so fucking awesome!!!

i got the setlist

did you see me?!!

up front, very short black dress and black platform shoes, mess of brown hair, camera?!

ps setlist in order

no way
sacred trickster
calming the snake (not played???)
stereo sanctity
walkin blue
poison arrow
malibu gas station
what we know
antenna (also not played???)
leaky lifeboat
hey joni
massage the history
white kross (not played unfortunately)
_______
the sprawl
cross the breeze
________
shadow of a doubt
death valley 69


oh yeah they also played anti orgasm but it's not on the setlist

thanks for the ordered setlist, but they did indeed play calming the snake, antenna and white cross.

all those beautiful jazzmasters.....

they didnt play white kross!!!!

kim's guitar matched her dress

i thought they did but i could be mistaken. rather than argue, maybe someone else can confirm or deny this.

they definitely didn't because i would have lost my shit if they did, i did not budge from 10 ft away from the speaker the entire time

fair enough. nonetheless, i'm certain we can agree that it was an excellent show.

foshizzzz

did you read in the other thread, i met them

i just looked at it. very nice. aren't they nice folks?!

i hope you'll post some of your pics from the show here. i forgot to bring a camera and would love to see what you captured.

they are! lee is especially nice and is apparently a fan of my favorite icecream, ted drewes

i sure will post some

omfg i just opened up the setlist and there is a guitar pick in there


all my dreams have come true

Weird that Mark doesn't play on SS, but he plays on most of the other old songs.

many times

I don't remember hearing White Cross, but the other two mentioned as "???" on there were definitely played.

He probably does play on it; sometimes the setlists are not totally updated.

The Birmingham setlist showed that none of the band played on "Stereo
Sanctity.":eek:

That was the "John Cage remix version"!