Mitchell Theatre
Details
- Date
- May 13, 2000
- Venue
- Mitchell Theatre Glasgow, Scotland
- Billed As
- Yo La Tengo
- Gig Type
- Concert
- Guests
- Robyn Hitchcock, Sonic Boom
Set List
- Night Falls On Hoboken
- The Crying Of Lot G
- Last Days Of Disco
- Stockholm Syndrome
- Flavour of Night Robyn Hitchcock vocals
- Tears Are In Your Eyes
- Cherry Chapstick
- Saturday
- Sudden Organ
- I Wanna Destroy You Robyn Hitchcock vocals
- Big Day Coming
- My Little Corner Of The World
- Shaker
- Transparent Radiation Sonic Boom vocals
- From Black To Blue
- Love Robyn Hitchcock vocals
- True Love Will Find You In The End Sonic Boom vocals
- You Can Have It All
- From A Motel 6
- Deeper Into Movies
- I Heard You Looking
- Our Way To Fall
Encore
- Rock 'n' Roll Toilet Robyn Hitchcock vocals
- Walking With Jesus
- Needle of Death
- Autumn Sweater
- Queen of Eyes Robyn Hitchcock vocals. Totally unrehearsed
- I Heard Her Call My Name Robyn does a vocal on this one
Reviews
A quick note on the gig at the Mitchell theatre on Saturday night.
The Mitchell is an all-seated small theatre, of the type that amateur repertories use. Just as well we were seated -- the band was on for over two and a half hours. The place was packed.
Robyn, in fine form, played guitar as an excellent backup to Ira. Songs he lead and sang on were: (see setlist)
A very fun evening, with four encores. A nice local touch: "Needle of Death" in encore, played with great sensitivity.
Sonic Boom didn't look too well; that smack diet promotes a bit much weight loss. His equipment was playing up too. Still, he did add some interesting atmospherics.
I know for sure someone was taping it. There was a seat with a large pile of discarded batteries under it; taper spoor!
The complete ticket is now up at http://scruss.com/gallery/rhtickets?page=1
Stewart
The Mitchell is an all-seated small theatre, of the type that amateur repertories use. Just as well we were seated -- the band was on for over two and a half hours. The place was packed.
Robyn, in fine form, played guitar as an excellent backup to Ira. Songs he lead and sang on were: (see setlist)
A very fun evening, with four encores. A nice local touch: "Needle of Death" in encore, played with great sensitivity.
Sonic Boom didn't look too well; that smack diet promotes a bit much weight loss. His equipment was playing up too. Still, he did add some interesting atmospherics.
I know for sure someone was taping it. There was a seat with a large pile of discarded batteries under it; taper spoor!
The complete ticket is now up at http://scruss.com/gallery/rhtickets?page=1
Stewart