Posted Sunday, August 25, 2002 at 2:28 AM
Post 1 of 15
Saturday, August 24, 2002
12th & Porter - Nashville, TN
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First, Lifeboy played:
Area 51
She Probably Dates An Asshole
Rich Girls
Heaven
You Bring Me Down
The Dagger You Left Inside
Number One
A Quick One, While He's Away
Wow! There was Lifeboy, right back in stride. They played 'Rich Girls', which I hadn't heard since about 1999. And, uh, how about that last one?! Yes, that's right, my friends, it was the Who classic in its entirity, with Keith Lowen as Ivan the Engine Driver. Cheers to Lifeboy.
Then came Glossary, who were good. Then, the Features:
Circus
Walk You Home
Leave It All Behind
See You Thru
Blow It Out
Exorcising Demons
Long Way Down
Kari-Ann
Darkroom
Oh My Love
Someway, Somehow
The Beginning
The Idea of Growing Old
Buffalohead
Bring On the Night
God Save Rock'n'Roll
ENCORE:
Action
Serious
Stagecoach
Thursday
Well, where do I begin. This was definitely one of the best Features shows ever. The club was packed (and it stayed full for the entire show [1:30am], unlike the last show at 12th&P). The Features blew the roof off of the building. I don't know if I have ever seen these guys more fired up and energetic on stage. They were en fuego. Has Rollum ever played that hard before? Is there any doubt that watching Rollum play is one of the most fun parts of a Features show?
Let me also say this - it seems to me that the Features have really turned it up a notch in the areas of professionalism and preparedness. It looks like they are using a setlist now, they are all dressed up and looking extra sharp, and the technical problems have not been as frequent or as high-profile as they once were. And, what's most important, they are playing better than ever. Cheers to the Features.
(Edited by jamiecarroll at 7:31 am on Aug. 25, 2002)
12th & Porter - Nashville, TN
_____________________
First, Lifeboy played:
Area 51
She Probably Dates An Asshole
Rich Girls
Heaven
You Bring Me Down
The Dagger You Left Inside
Number One
A Quick One, While He's Away
Wow! There was Lifeboy, right back in stride. They played 'Rich Girls', which I hadn't heard since about 1999. And, uh, how about that last one?! Yes, that's right, my friends, it was the Who classic in its entirity, with Keith Lowen as Ivan the Engine Driver. Cheers to Lifeboy.
Then came Glossary, who were good. Then, the Features:
Circus
Walk You Home
Leave It All Behind
See You Thru
Blow It Out
Exorcising Demons
Long Way Down
Kari-Ann
Darkroom
Oh My Love
Someway, Somehow
The Beginning
The Idea of Growing Old
Buffalohead
Bring On the Night
God Save Rock'n'Roll
ENCORE:
Action
Serious
Stagecoach
Thursday
Well, where do I begin. This was definitely one of the best Features shows ever. The club was packed (and it stayed full for the entire show [1:30am], unlike the last show at 12th&P). The Features blew the roof off of the building. I don't know if I have ever seen these guys more fired up and energetic on stage. They were en fuego. Has Rollum ever played that hard before? Is there any doubt that watching Rollum play is one of the most fun parts of a Features show?
Let me also say this - it seems to me that the Features have really turned it up a notch in the areas of professionalism and preparedness. It looks like they are using a setlist now, they are all dressed up and looking extra sharp, and the technical problems have not been as frequent or as high-profile as they once were. And, what's most important, they are playing better than ever. Cheers to the Features.
(Edited by jamiecarroll at 7:31 am on Aug. 25, 2002)
Relevant: Prince, PT Anderson, Punk, Post-Punk, Purple, Party of Five, Peter Swanson, Peter Gabriel-led Genesis, "Peter Panic", Paul's Boutique, Potential Energy, Every Features MB member but me.