From: DPMacManus@aol.com


Set list for 6/11 show at Jones Beach, NY:

Hand in Hand
Waiting for the End of the World
High Fidelity
Sulky Girl (Retuning of guitar-"That was a song called "This is the end of
the Overture.")
London's Brilliant Parade ("This song is in the key of A maybe."
Deep Dark Truthful Mirror
My Science Fiction Twin
New Lace Sleeves
Clown Strike (Guitar solo went into "Favourite Things")
Kinder Murder
Less Than Zero
Rocking Horse Road
Watching the Detectives
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1st Encore:
Accidents Will Happen
You Belong to Me
13 Steps Lead Down (complete with Letterman-style segue into:)
Radio Radio
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2nd Encore
(Broken string on Radio Radio led to this intro:
"As you may have noticed we had some exploding guitars there. That was for
those of you who missed the Pink Floyd show tonite. While they're fixing
that, Steve and I are going to do a song that we haven't done on stage for 12
years.)
Shot With His Own Gun
Lipstick Vogue
Party Girl
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3rd Encore:
Mystery Dance
Just About Glad
*************?
Alison segue into:
Tracks of My Tears segue into
Tears of a Clown
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4th Encore: (Elvis emerges with a Les Paul instead of his Jazzmaster)
All the Rage
Pump It Up

   An interesting observation: Elvis used the same "If we ever see you again"
good night monologue as in LA.  I was pondering this as they went into "All
the Rage" and an interesting interpretation of the song hit me.  It suddenly
seemed to be directed at fans who've been hanging onto the "Angry Young Man"
persona-"I'll never be unhappy as you want me to be."  The entire song seemed
to point to this being his last Rock'n'Roll tour.  "Can't you act your age?",
"I'll prob'ly play along left to my own devices", "Don't try to read my mind
(i.e. interpreting his songs)", "I've heard it all before. You'll say it
anyway (i.e. Elvis you're my hero)".  It was a sobering revelation to me, but
the more I thought about it, the more sense it made....then I remembered what
it said on the back of my T-shirt: "More Than You Deserve"

Can't Wait for the GSA show to compare notes.  The Crash Test Dummies, BTW
were brilliant IMHO.

Cheers,
Dillon