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Understanding 9/11Steve Wynn Live at Rytmeposten on 2001-05-25
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02. Sustain
03. Watch Your Step
04. Shades Of Blue
05. Out Of This World
06. Sunset To The Sea
07. Southern California Line
08. Burn
09. Good And Bad
10. Death Valley Rain
11. The Way You Punish Me
12. Crawling Misanthropic Blues
13. This Deadly Game
14. My Favorite Game
15. Younger
16. Smash Myself To Bits
17. There Will Come A Day
18. Kerosene Man
19. The Side I'll Never Show
20. When You Smile
21. Boston
22. Weathered And Torn
23. Nothing But The Shell
24. That's What You Always Say
25. 500 Girl Mornings
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| Watch Your Step |
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| Shades Of Blue |
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| Out Of This World |
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| Sunset To The Sea |
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| Southern California Line |
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| Burn |
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| Good And Bad |
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| Death Valley Rain |
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| The Way You Punish Me |
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| Crawling Misanthropic Blues |
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| This Deadly Game |
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| My Favorite Game |
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| Younger |
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| Smash Myself To Bits |
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| There Will Come A Day |
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| Kerosene Man |
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| The Side I'll Never Show |
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| When You Smile |
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| Boston |
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| Weathered And Torn |
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| Nothing But The Shell |
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Notes
The Band:
Steve Wynn - Guitar,vocal
Linda Pitmon - Drums
Dave De Castro - Bass
Jason Victor - guitar and keyboards
From: Steve Wynn Diary 2001
Last night's show was in Odense (Denmark) at the Rytmeposten, one of those clubs I have played regularly over the years. On a long tour it's always reassuring to get to a place where you know the layout of the room, the location of the backstage, the way to the train station and the location of the nearest Herald Tribune. And it's always great to see the house soundman Jan who has dutifully recorded and archived each of my shows there. Speaking of which, it was great to meet up with Jens Jakob, one of the strongest roots of the CD-trees that some of you duplicate, collect and distribute. Don't know if he was taping last night but we played one of the longest versions of 'Smash Myself to Bits' (which gets longer each night) and also tackled 'Weathered and Torn' for the first time in years (maybe since Dream Syndicate days, I'm not sure). But that all seems like years ago (instead of 18 hours). Tiny roads, parking lots, ferries and now sheep. Tons and tons of sheep. (MAY 27)
