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lucy-list-digest       Sunday, February 18 2001       Volume 03 : Number 041



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[lucy-list] choo on this

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Date: Sat, 17 Feb 2001 13:46:54 EST
From: Coledawgy@aol.com
Subject: [lucy-list] choo on this

last night was the end of my lucy high until this summer.. but it was 
amazing. misty and i survived the horrendous drive to chattanooga through 
monsoon rains. since we had some time to kill, we decided to go to a cheesy 
tourist spot, ruby falls. it was fine but i'm much more of a fan of outdoor 
waterfalls which you can see without a guide and stuff. if i want to go in a 
cave, i want to go spelunking (not that i have ever been but it sounds cool). 
i digress..
we got to the oh-so-trendy-for-chattanooga urban art institute with about 20 
minutes to spare. it's a neat little place. very much under construction 
right now though. i wish we would have had a chance to explore because there 
was a little art exhibit next to the room that the show was in and there were 
several other rooms nearby but the doors were closed. we opted to go ahead 
and get a decent seat since there appeared to be quite a few people there. 
there was an opener. his name is michael curtis. he had a strong voice and 
interesting guitar playing but i didn't particularly like his songs. i guess 
he played about 5 songs.
lucy came out to mucho applause from the crowd. she seemed surprised. she 
started out and within the first three songs, got extremely pissed at the 
sound guy because there was nothing coming out of the monitors, then no 
vocals, then no guitar pickup, then just too loud. she kept stopping in the 
middle of the songs to practically yell at him. as i said to misty though, 
the versions of those songs were the best i've ever heard. the anger fit well 
and her voice sounded better than i've ever heard it on those three. anyway, 
the show was markedly different than the bluebird show (at least compared to 
what i see that she usually does back to back). 

she thinks i still care
one more reason  -  (super angry lucy kicked ass!)
end of the day
back of my hand
broken things
ten year night
what's so funny 'bout peace love and understanding
don't mind me
the tide
more than this
- - lucy took a break -
mary and the gallant soldier
scorpion
five in the morning
return of the grievous angel
i know what kind of love this is (audience request)
song for molly (i thought it was called time to go)  (i have to say that this 
was the first time a song has ever made me cry in concert)
that's mathematics
song about pi
by way of sorrow
encore:
AUDIENCE SINGING HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO LUCY!!!!
mary magdalene (settled on after several requests but since that was the 
loudest)
encore 2:
nowhere (my request.. hee hee)

i guess after looking at it, the setlist wasn't all that different but the 
show felt a lot different. the crowd was much louder (and bigger too, i 
guess). she wore the exact same clothes as the night before, as i guess she 
often does. all in all, a fabulous night. and to boot, it was raining less or 
not at all for a while on the way back! 
i hope lucy had a safe trip to charlotte. anyone going to be there?

..nicole

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