Bethlehem Sands 9/4/13

[Stpilots98]

Didn't realize a separate STP with Chester section.  Will post Setlist.

[EyesOfDisarray]

Surprised there haven't been more posts about this. (unless I'm missing something?) Oh well, I will be watching for reviews to start rolling in.

[megafonemaniac]

Many of us are waiting for a detailed break down of this show...

[Stpilots98]

Church on Tuesday!!!

[Stpilots98]

Down
BBB
Vasoline
Dead & Bloated
Out of Time
Silvergun Superman
Church on Tuesday
Big Empty
Sour Girl
ILS
Pops Love Suicide
Hollywood Bitch
Sex Type Thing
Sex and Violence

Wicked Garden
Piece of pie
Trippin'

Chester was awesome sans Sour Girl.  Didn't expect to hear it, but glad they won't at Plush

[StoneTempleBrett]

Would prefer 1 or 2 more new songs on the setlist.

[Blue]

Down
BBB
Vasoline
Dead & Bloated
Out of Time
Silvergun Superman
Church on Tuesday
Big Empty
Sour Girl
ILS
Pops Love Suicide
Hollywood Bitch
Sex Type Thing
Sex and Violence

Wicked Garden
Piece of pie
Trippin'

Now there's a setlist!

Chester was awesome sans Sour Girl.

I'm a full Chester supporter, but I just can't imagine Sour Girl is in his range, unless their playing it a step down like they did with Scott... And in that case, why bother?

Would prefer 1 or 2 more new songs on the setlist.

I'd prefer to wait until the EP to hear the other new songs... But I do imagine it's disappointing for people to go and not hear any new tracks with the EP on the horizon.

[sbuxreg]

No Impromptu army of anyone material.

[megafonemaniac]

Nice mix of songs from all albums. Interesting choice to have the first song be Down. I can picture Chester doing a good job with it. He can prbly do a good job with Coma also.


Can't wait to see some video clips of this.

[robrhre]

First, I guess it is safe to say Scott didn't prevent the band from playing longer gigs. Looking at this setlist it appears that this was a 90 minute gig. In fact, up until the last few weeks of Scott's most recent solo tour his gigs were about an hour and forty minutes a night. Also, it appears Scott was being honest about the Deleo bros and Kretz only wanting to play the hits. With the exception of Church on Tuesday, Sex and Violence, and Pop's Love Suicude this was another greatest hits setlist. I meant to add that the other tunes that don't fit the greatest hits package like Hollywood Bitch and Piece of Pie have been played with Scott post reunion. If they really wanted to impress me they would have done a two hour gig and throw in a few more hits that they left out and two or three more deep cuts, that would have been impressive.

[megafonemaniac]

First, I guess it is safe to say Scott didn't prevent the band from playing longer gigs. Looking at this setlist it appears that this was a 90 minute gig. In fact, up until the last few weeks of Scott's most recent solo tour his gigs were about an hour and forty minutes a night. Also, it appears Scott was being honest about the Deleo bros and Kretz only wanting to play the hits. With the exception of Church on Tuesday, Sex and Violence, and Pop's Love Suicude this was another greatest hits setlist.

i disagree. This is prbly one of the longest and most diverse sets they've played in years!!! I wish they did this set with Scott!!

[STEAK]

Not a bad set list, not exactly the deepest either.  But they only played 'Out of Time'.... and nothing else from their new EP?  Seems a little bland really.

I wonder if Trippin' was as ear-rapingly terrible as the video from their rehearsal. 

[robrhre]

I can see the argument for most diverse, but not longest. The last six months or so they were playing really short sets, but other than that since the reunion they played around 90 minutes. The two gigs I seen in 09 and 2010 were slightly longer than 90 minutes. Also, it terms of it being more diverse. Yes, it was more diverse than what they were doing but it's essentially a greatest hits package still.

[gravedancer]

I was expecting more. Cool to see those songs played, especially Sex & Violence, but the most diverse? Last year they were throwing in Meatplow, Still Remains, Black Again, Tumble in the Rough, Unglued. I don't think it's any more diverse than what we've seen.


It is nice to see those songs though and it will be interesting to see if they switch it up and play more deep cuts. I will withhold MOST of my judgement until I see some more sets.

[robrhre]

Gravedancer, I was just about to post the same thing. Last year they played Black Again, Sin, Hollywood Bitch, Hickory Dichotomy, Meatplow, Tumble in the Rough, and Still Remains. This setlist is actually LESS diverse. In addition, most of the time last year they played 16-17 songs almost the same time as tonight with the exception of a few gigs. Maybe Scott wasn't ruining the live show as much as we thought?