Set List - 07/26/06 Theatre at Madison Square Garden, New York, NY

another slightly shorter show like Monday night, but she did Late 
September Dogs, Royal Station 4/16, How Would I Know and Brave & Crazy, so 
i'm one happy camper. ;-)

but no Must Be Crazy for Me for Darlene (where were you, girl?!?). :-(

start: 8:02
end: 10:40

set list:

Secret Agent
If I Wanted To
No Souvenirs 
I Want to Come Over
Late September Dogs
Royal Station 4/16
Nowhere to Go
Come to My Window
Angels Would Fall
I Need to Wake Up
Silent Legacy -->
Scarecrow -->
Tuesday Morning
How Would I Know
Brave & Crazy
This Is Not Goodbye
I Run for Life
Kiss Me
Bring Me Some Water -->
I'm the Only One -->
Piece of My Heart

encores:

Like the Way I Do
Keep It Precious

MLE was glowing over her NY Times review today adding that she "would 
be impossible to live with." she reminisced about her first NYT review 
(which was horrible), so that Halloween she enlarged her review and 
wore it as a costume. she went as a bad review!

MLE inserted a $2 word in one of her between song chats: pathos. 
can't say i've ever heard her use that word in concert previously! 
LOL....

in her intro to CTMW, she talked about performing at the Concert for 
NYC. at first i thought she might break out "Born to Run," but it was 
not to be. she mentioned how the mike went out just as she was going 
into the first chorus of CTMW, and the audience pitched in and sang along 
loudly with her. it turned out that the crew was setting up for The 
Who and a stage hand unplugged her mike because he was setting it up for 
Roger Daltry's use. she said that the audience singing loudly during 
CTMW at the Concert for NYC is one of her favorite memories. 

unlike last night, we only sat down for How Would I Know. at last 
night's show, *security* asked us to sit down twice (Meet Me in the Dark 
and This Is Not Goodbye). 

oddly enough, there was a bit of a fight in the back row of the center 
section near the beginning of How Would I Know. the entire back row 
stood up, and suddenly several security guards descended upon the scene, 
flashlights in hand. i never could figure out what the cause was but i 
would bet a small sum that alcohol was involved. <g>

this was the first night of the 3 that we were actually in our original 
seats. we were pretty close to the aisle which helped for the rush. 
our initial attempt at the beginning of I Run for Life was thwarted so 
we had to go back to our seats. but once BMSW started, we blew past 
security and ended up in the far right 2 spots against the stage. i was 
leaning against some equipment that was draped with black cloth, so it 
was sorta like having a hammock for my ass. comfy! <g>

we had lots of interaction with Fritz since we were on his side of the 
stage. he gave both of us a stick at the end of the show. 

Philip's been doing some recognizable songs during a few of his BMSW 
intros. at the 3rd Chicago show, he started with "Tequila" and segued to 
"Little Drummer Boy". tonight, he did a snippet of "Yellow Submarine," 
which we sang along loudly to. 

a couple of unusual musical moments...there was a bit of a skip in the 
Ella Jenkins' sample during Tuesday Morning. MLE made some faces at 
Fritz and even giggled a bit. at end of the song, she sang the closing 
"on the 44" lyric rather than play the sample, which i don't think i've 
ever seen her do before. in LTWID, MLE usually sings "there are so 
many others" by inserting a pause between "many" and "others" but tonight, 
i think she got a little distracted and sang "others, others" instead. 

had a fabulous time in NYC (even with the heat and humidity)!

*rhondda*

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