MOF reports?

[mahg33ta]

I believe they taped last night.   Anyone there?   I'm curious to see if they're doing the same setlist as last year or if they had new songs.   Also, if each still does some solo stuff and if so, what YY played.

[johnnYYac]

Nothing reported on the forum of the MoF website, so we'll have to rely on media reports or a MMJ forum member to report.  I'm really surprised there's been very little said about this here.  Too much excitement about T5, I imagine.

[Cameron]

I was there.  It always amazes me how great things sound in there.

Set list:

Say Please
Right Place
Soul Singer
Slow Down Joe
Man Named Truth
Dear God
Just To Know (Jim and Will) AMAZING!
Ahead of The Curve
Whole Lotta Losin'
Smokin' From Shootin'
Sandman
Map of The World
Losin yer Head
To Save Me
His Masters Voice
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Baby Boomer

Airs January 8th

[mahg33ta]

thanks - just what I was looking for.   Even the airdate!

[BH]

Thanks Cameron!   That's a great set.  They each axed one of their own MOF tracks and each added one of their own non-MOF songs including Will Johnson.

[SaraBananaBear]

Yay, thank you so much Cameron! And looks like a great set indeed, especially Smokin' From Shootin' woop woop! And can't wait to hear His Masters Voice :D

[eleaf14]

Im thinking the chances for a "Headed for A Fall" are pretty strong tomorrow evening. If anyone is going grab a youtube!!!

[johnnYYac]

I was there.  It always amazes me how great things sound in there.

Set list:

Say Please
Right Place
Soul Singer
Slow Down Joe
Man Named Truth
Dear God
Just To Know (Jim and Will) AMAZING!
Ahead of The Curve
Whole Lotta Losin'
Smokin' From Shootin'
Sandman
Map of The World
Losin yer Head
To Save Me
His Masters Voice
-----
Baby Boomer

[highlight]Airs January 8th[/highlight]

Now on the Forum Calendar.  Help me keep it updated and check often.

http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=john%40johnnyyac.com&ctz=America/New_York

[mahg33ta]

bump for last night's show?

[eleaf14]

From the MOF forum:


Another great show from Monsters of Folk at Stubb's BBQ
Jimmie Dale Gilmore opened and for his last song he was joined by M.Ward and Jim James to play a wonderful version of Headed for a Fall!

Here is the setlist!

 1) Whole Lotta Losin'
 2) The Right Place
 3) Man Named Truth
 4) Slo Down Jo
 5) Soul Singer In A Session Band
 6) Wonderful (The Way I Feel)
 7) One Life Away
 8) Golden
 9) Say Please
10) Ahead Of The Curve
11) Lullaby & Exile
12) Spring Cleaning
13) At Dawn
14) Baby Boomer
15) Dear God ( Sincerely M.O.F)
16) To Save Me
17) Temazcal
18) Just To Know What You've Been Dreaming
19) I Will Be There When You Die
20) The Sandman, the Brakeman and Me
21) Map of the World
22) Smokin' From Shootin'
23) Hit the Switch
24) Losin Yo Head
25) At the Bottom of Everything
26) Vincent O'Brien
27) Another Travelin' Song
28) His Master's Voice

[hacksaw]

I need a bootleg of this show immediately.

[Ghosts_on_TV]

Spring cleaning. Nice.

[BH]

Jimmie Dale Gilmore opened and for his last song he was joined by M.Ward and Jim James to play a wonderful version of Headed for a Fall!

Would love to hear THAT!

[mahg33ta]

from http://www.pegasusnews.com/news/2010/oct/10/saturday-austin-city-limits-monsters-folk-mia-muse/

Monsters of Folk
"We wanted to make this show extra challenging." That is what Jim James of The Monsters of Folk told the crowd Saturday evening at ACL. However, the audience was really the one put through the struggle, at least for the first hour of the show.

The band is a super group of American folk singers comprised of Jones from My Morning Jacket, Conor Oberst and Mike Mogis from Bright Eyes, and M. Ward from She and Him. They stepped onstage at the Austin Ventures stage, which was unfortunately located between two of the bigger stages at ACL. And on those two stages were two of the loudest bands at the festival. And it was a problem. During most of the first hour, the band had to fight off the barrage of sounds that invaded their performance. Despite the band's best efforts, it was still a massive distraction.

It's too bad, too. The Monsters of Folk actually put together a great performance. They were dressed up in tuxedos and rolled through a mixed bag of songs. They played mostly from their collective self titled album but were not afraid to give each member some individual love, with songs from their original acts. In fact, Bright Eyes' song, "Soul Singer in a Session Band" has never sounded better than it did Saturday night. And for a moment, the unwanted din that surrounded the stage was totally washed away. They are a bona fide super group if there ever was one.

[SaraBananaBear]

Spring cleaning. Nice.

Oh my God, Spring Cleaning! Did anyone tape this? A good version of Conor singing Spring Cleaning would be great! :D

[mahg33ta]

some good pics here, then I"m done playing SaraBanana for the day.

http://www.soundspike.com/news/article/825-monsters_of_folk_news_in_pictures_monsters_of_folk_at.html

[Ghosts_on_TV]

Spring cleaning. Nice.

Oh my God, Spring Cleaning! Did anyone tape this? A good version of Conor singing Spring Cleaning would be great! :D

I know right? I'm not sure I've ever even heard a Conor sung version before.

[BH]

Did a setlist from the ACL Fest ever show up anywhere?

[SaraBananaBear]

Spring cleaning. Nice.

Oh my God, Spring Cleaning! Did anyone tape this? A good version of Conor singing Spring Cleaning would be great! :D

I know right? I'm not sure I've ever even heard a Conor sung version before.

Oh my God, if not, you've been missing out! This is a pretty good version, very emotional:

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Agm4ginwtSU[/media]

I love how he often changes lyrics around live, not so much in this one, but the ones he adds just makes it a little extra good :D

[SaraBananaBear]

some good pics here, then I"m done playing SaraBanana for the day.

http://www.soundspike.com/news/article/825-monsters_of_folk_news_in_pictures_monsters_of_folk_at.html

Ooooh, looking good, thanks for sharing! ;)