Charlottesville Pavilion

Started by kickinwing4589, Sep 01, 2008, 03:17 PM

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slimsloslider

sorry about flubbing the precise order of the list and missing anytime. i guess things tend to get a little hazy at the end of such a spectacular night...funny sidenote: a guy next to me was 4 sheets to the wind and started fucking with me for writing down the set. cuz he didn't have a clue what i was doing (may've been his first show as far as i know) he started leaning over and saying "dear diary..." whenever i'd write something down. b/c he knew he was getting on my nerves, he said once "dear diary, why did i come here tonight? these people around me are being jerks." even though he was a fuckcheese, i still have to give him credit for being funny

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No that was guy burwell......hell of an artist!


Woops Wrong quote...I made Charlottesville...the RCMH was Guy. I need to pay attention!  :D
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lynnzzz

and another source

http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=518367

Feel free to mp3 it or whatever and if anyone could upload to the archive I'll be your best buddy. I'll say it again what a fine looking poster. What a night. What a night.

cbd

told you you should have stayed up and converted it last night lynzzzzzz ha ha
Rock 'n' roll is alive and well and living at a stinking dive bar near you.

--Patterson Hood, Drive-By Truckers

lynnzzz

 I stayed up. Just no converting. Know what I'm saying yo?

sycamore

thanks for getting this up so quickly!  Tapers rule.  End of the night got a little blurred.  I can't wait to go back and listen.  The show was smoking.  When did Jim start playing the cape?

Witness MMJ

I can confirm the set list in order. I was luck enough to get a copy from the stage after the show.

Evil Urges -
Touch Me Pt 1
Off The Record
Aluminum Park
Way He Sings
Thank You Too
IM Amazed
Evelyn
Masterplan
Walkin
Golden
Phone
Librarian
Hell
Dondante
Lay Low
Gideon
Anytime
Run Thru
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Wordless
Highly Suspicious
Smokin
Touch ME 2
Remnants ( but this was crossed out before they came back on for the encore)
Mahgeeeta
One Big

It was a great show, great crowd, great venue, the band seemed to like the night, they were up for a good night.  At one point a guy scaled the stage and tried to get the set list at Jim's feet, sory to say he failed !!

slimsloslider

the setup for the charlottesville pavilion is great. its not one of your typical cookie-cutter amphitheaters. i never had been to charlottesville before, but when i got out and parked my car around 4:15, all i had to do was follow the sound of patrick's drum kit. the theater is at the end of an outdoor walking mall in the historic district and the stage is directed towards the shops and restaurants. you could hear their soundcheck for at least a half a mile down as it echoed and reverberated off the buildings. i took it as a good sign. i walked up and bought my ticket as they were setting up the venue and the band broke in to "heartbreakin' man" and followed with "i'm amazed." i met emmet who had been at the dc show (great story about bo hunting down patrick for that last autograph, btw). i've seen the band perform 20 times now, but it was the first time i'd ever seen them do a sound check and i gotta say it was a little eerie watching them go through the motions without any showmanship. i understand that they save their energy for the show, but it sort've reminded me of those creepy mechanical puppets they have at chuck e. cheese.
anyway, i went and grabbed a bite to eat, then got back to the venue when gates opened at 6 and got a spot 6 feet from jim's mic. it took a while for the place to fill up, but fill up it did, just in time for the band to go on at about a quarter past 7. the ga floor was hot and sticky, but there were a shitload of die hard fans there. i saw a couple dynamite wilco tshirts (one summerteeth and another from the weeklong riv gigs they did in the winter). the energy was fantastic, nothing like the show the night before at DAR. limbs were flying. i got doused with airborne beer. there was shakin' and some record playin and all the leather kids were LOOOOUUUUUDDD!! you could tell the boys were really digging it too. jim made more than his share of gestures to the crowd in appreciation. he even thanked us at the end for being as rowdy as we were. i'm hoping the philly show'll have the same level of intensity.

jdubs

that was a great show, i was about 10 feet from the stage.  the only bad thing i can say about it was...leave it to Charlottesville to turn a MMJ show into a frat party.  Sorostitute central.

feh9bc

cbd-  unfortunately Starr Hill closed a few months ago.  The brewery and the music hall, sad huh?  I'll miss the mojo beer the most.
The new venue is on the corner, I forget what it's called.
Also, thanks for the torrent up from Charlottesville, couldn't make it to my fave city for the show but will listen to it as soon as it's ready!
We went to MB for our 1st jacket concert, and are seriously considering NYE MSG MMJ ......

mahg33ta

set list looks a little short... well, at least fewer songs... hard to say how they jammed it out?!   how long was the concert?

slimkim

it was a typical GREAT show from the band...

i believe they played for about 2.5 hours. I ended with a super nice buzzz by the end of the night. so i think it was 2.5 hours, not less though.

nothing bad to say about the show and why would you? great music nice venue good folks around. there was a lot of space around. if you didn't want to be upfront, there was plenty of seating by the soundboard that gave the best sound.

my highlights were phone went west ( i don't think this normally happens, but he sang the song sans guitar. i don't know if there was a problem with it, but i don't recall that he sings phone without the guitar)

think i'm going to hell was great as well. so much passion. so much.

mageetah was awesome as well. energy song.

enjoy philly all...

slim i am
               
there's a pool and a pond... pond's good for you...

Muddy Balls

Is anyone else having issues downloading the show off of the torrent?? Mine got about 40% before it crapped out. Is there any way somebody could put it on Archive?? Just wondering.

cbd

there are torrents for 3 different sources so not sure which one you are on but mine (4022s) should be going fine by the looks of it.

peter king just got it on the archive for me as well:
http://www.archive.org/details/mymorningjacket2008-09-04.4022.flac16

feh9bc: did you mean me? I knew star hill closed and in fact the new place has since closed as well: Satellite Ballroom lost their lease to a damned CVS drug store. They are working on a new place on the mall The Jefferson Ballroom but its probably close to a year away
Rock 'n' roll is alive and well and living at a stinking dive bar near you.

--Patterson Hood, Drive-By Truckers

ohistheone

What an amazing show. I had a blast. I saw them the Sunday before at HOB in Myrtle Beach... and that too was amazing. It was my first MMJ show and I just can't believe how good they are live.

easy way

Quotecbd-  unfortunately Starr Hill closed a few months ago.  The brewery and the music hall, sad huh?  I'll miss the mojo beer the most.
The new venue is on the corner, I forget what it's called.
Also, thanks for the torrent up from Charlottesville, couldn't make it to my fave city for the show but will listen to it as soon as it's ready!
We went to MB for our 1st jacket concert, and are seriously considering NYE MSG MMJ ......

Damn...Starr Hill is out huh? At least I got my Starr Hill/Starr Wars logo hat and some tasty memories. Also, you absolutely should join us for MMJ @ MSG 4 NYE...
"the time is with the month of winter solstice, when the change is due to come..."