Re: Dream set-list, etc.

[Bethany Keeley <blk4 at calvin_edu>]

yeah, I think I'm with you on that.  Although I still love to hear Jack's
Valentine everytime.  One thing that's cool about seeing bands live is they
do songs differently than on the record, and that they haul out the new
stuff and you get to hear it before it's recorded.  Last time I saw
sixpence none the richer (like 3 years ago.. has it been that long?)  they
played their two new radio hits and then played all new stuff.  Which I
haven't heard yet, but rumors say it's coming out soon.....  So, I guess
I'm saying I know when I go to an OTR show I'll hear something cool,
regardless.  Last time I saw them I got hooked on Bothered.  Who knows what
will really catch me next time?

Jeff Holland wrote:

>     ...and I suppose that's true, but you know what?  It wouldn't
> bother me if they never played them again.  I say that because they
> consistently crank out new good music.  I'm all for nostalgia, but
> if I really want to hear "If I'm Drowning" with each member leaving
> the stage one at a time at the end of the song, I can always pop
> _Besides_ into the CD player.  Given the choice between seeing a
> concert where Over the Rhine played every _Patience_ song one right
> after the other or seeing Over the Rhine debut five or six new songs,
> I'd eagerly buy a ticket for the second.  Anyone agree?  Disagree?
>

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