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I've seen Bad Loo twice now - at the Ritz and at the Paris gig - loved both of them. Managed to get tickets for the Sheffield gig at the Leadmill. I would love them to play a few more Electronic tracks. Here is my starter for ten, or eleven!!

A New Religion Forbidden City Warning Sign Vivid (Jake or Phil on the harmonica!!)

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Agent Cooper wrote: I've seen Bad Loo twice now - at the Ritz and at the Paris gig - loved both of them. Managed to get tickets for the Sheffield gig at the Leadmill. I would love them to play a few more Electronic tracks. Here is my starter for ten, or eleven!!

A New Religion Forbidden City Warning Sign Vivid (Jake or Phil on the harmonica!!)

no f'in chance!

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Age of Consent.

:nono:

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Here to stay

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Tucker wrote: Age of Consent.

:nono:

That's actually more likely... hell, 'The Tower' is more likely...

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My Setlist request:

  1. Running Out Of Luck
  2. Sink Or Swim
  3. Twist Of Fate
  4. Regret
  5. Summer Days
  6. Bizarre Love Triangle
  7. This Is Home
  8. Higher Wider Deeper
  9. How Long 10.Dynamo 11.Walk On Silver Water 12.Getting Away With It 13.One Day 14.Temptation 15.Love Will Tear Us Apart

GETTING AWAY WITH IT - Not terribly unlikely, they did do it as Bad Lieutenant on the Songbook performance in March 09.

ONE DAY - Strong Electronic track and similar in style to the Bad Lieutenant album I think.

REGRET - Not a million miles away from BL and a great NO song.

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everyoneverywhere wrote: REGRET - Not a million miles away from BL and a great NO song.

Without Hooky's bass? :p

:smoking:

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Can't Find My Way Home

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everyoneverywhere wrote:

  1. Higher Wider Deeper

but that's a good shout.

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Agent Cooper wrote: A New Religion Warning Sign Vivid (Jake or Phil on the harmonica!!)

Vivid may not be as unlikely as you think - after all they did play Tighten Up and nobody expected it - that and Phil C was part of the Twisted Tenderness studio band... Aside from that I dunno... Turn? I do hope they keep Out of Control in the set list at any rate; can't all be straight-ahead rawk.

As for ANR: cool bassline but that track always sounded laborious and a bit "forced" to me. It's like they didn't really have a tune but cranked out a production anyway. In fact, wasn't this the product of Barney's well documented (TV show) dalliance with a certain anti-depressant?

Warning Sign is a great track but only through headphones or your hi-fi... too quiet and delicate to work at a gig methinks.

everyoneverywhere wrote: 9. How Long

Pedantry corner here I know but which one? How Long by BL or Electronic? :p

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1.Forbidden City 2.For You 3.Dream Attack 4.Idiot Country

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Pictures in my Mind. Brother + Sister.

Regret's gonna be added though innit, Biggy's been saying so for ages. :nod:

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ain't no mountain high enough

:ignore:

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No temptation anymore please. I can see they have no longer fun to play that song. In stead of that: Dream Attack! And maybe other song from Technique.

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FREE BIRD

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THIEVES LIKE US:laugh:

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Special or Dream Attack Run Prodigal Son Who's Joe

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El Jarvo wrote: Pictures in my Mind. Brother + Sister.

Regret's gonna be added though innit, Biggy's been saying so for ages. :nod:

Wait for BS's revenge :evil4:

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Leave me alone Vanishing point

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Thieves Like Us. I'd love it if they pulled out the synthesizers, played that song, and turned it into a climactic, trippy, funky orgasm of music

But I can't see that happening, ever :(

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Leaving on a Jetplane/Run 2 medley.

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Tarbox23 wrote: FREE BIRD

first sensible answer I've seen in here

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Stooges "I Wanna Be your Dog" Velvet Underground "Sweet Jane" Bowie "Ch-ch-ch-Changes" Led Zeppelin "Misty Mountain Hop" Black Sabbath "Paranoid"

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Joy Division's Disorder :clap:

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Tucker wrote:

Agent Cooper wrote: A New Religion Warning Sign Vivid (Jake or Phil on the harmonica!!)

Vivid may not be as unlikely as you think - after all they did play Tighten Up and nobody expected it - that and Phil C was part of the Twisted Tenderness studio band... Aside from that I dunno... Turn? I do hope they keep Out of Control in the set list at any rate; can't all be straight-ahead rawk.

As for ANR: cool bassline but that track always sounded laborious and a bit "forced" to me. It's like they didn't really have a tune but cranked out a production anyway. In fact, wasn't this the product of Barney's well documented (TV show) dalliance with a certain anti-depressant?

Warning Sign is a great track but only through headphones or your hi-fi... too quiet and delicate to work at a gig methinks.

everyoneverywhere wrote: 9. How Long

Pedantry corner here I know but which one? How Long by BL or Electronic? :p

The BL version, I do like Electronics as well though. I would kill to hear "Dark Angel" but it will never happen :shrug:

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My idea BL setlist:

  1. Twist of Fate
  2. Summer Days on Holiday
  3. Tighten Up
  4. Dynamo
  5. Ceremony
  6. Shine Like The Sun
  7. Running Out of Luck
  8. Walk on Silver Water
  9. This Is Home
  10. Vanishing Point
  11. Sink or Swim
  12. Crystal
  13. Poisonous Intent
  14. Out Of Control
  15. Temptation

Encore

  1. Get The Message
  2. Bizarre Love Triangle
  3. Love Will Tear Us Apart
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Zachery Starkey wrote: My idea BL setlist:

  1. Twist of Fate
  2. Summer Days on Holiday
  3. Tighten Up
  4. Dynamo
  5. Ceremony
  6. Shine Like The Sun
  7. Running Out of Luck
  8. Walk on Silver Water
  9. This Is Home
  10. Vanishing Point
  11. Sink or Swim
  12. Crystal
  13. Poisonous Intent
  14. Out Of Control
  15. Temptation

Encore

  1. Get The Message
  2. Bizarre Love Triangle
  3. Love Will Tear Us Apart

I'd enjoy that

Vanshing Point! Why didn't I think of that? :smoking:

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