Very few UH songs on setlist.

Hentaiman · Post by **Hentaiman** » Mon Jan 28, 2008 1:51 am

Well i never heard of them playing the ending of Slipping Away with cellos :o
Anyone has a link to hear it?
Well, and yet, its not the whole song.

Anyway, i would like to hear Another Time Around live too, cuz i've never heard it live and i got some bootlegs from the HHOP days.

and yeah, i agree about the GCY era being a exception about the setlists, from listening to different bootlegs and such. they basically copied themselves every night with same songs and speeches, but at least those who got to see The Bitter End live are very lucky. it was rarely played, but yeah, except for that most of the known shows from the GCY tour were the same.

On the other hand, in the DTLI days, they varied alot, adding sometimes stuff from AKNF they played less than others (All She's Got, Heart Attack for example) or doing lots of Grab the Devil (well they always did that, except for now...

), or covers like Iron Maiden's The Trooper and Pennywise's Bro Hymn.

Now they try to vary again, and do it sometimes , adding CYLB and SOTD sometimes to the setlist, but thats basically it. instead of bringing back stuff like No Brains, 88, No Reason or Bitter End to make the setlist fresh , or some older stuff like Handle This or Mr. Amsterdam, so they at least try to be better than on the GCY tour.

Post by **Dylan** » Mon Jan 28, 2008 1:54 am

i read somewhere that linkin park is swtiching up there set list every night and some songs they never have/rarely play will be fetured. and after you are finished at the show, there will be an email for you will mp3's of the whole concert.

that is just too cool. too bad they never come to Canada! :x

Hentaiman · Post by **Hentaiman** » Mon Jan 28, 2008 2:02 am

I didnt get it.

You mean they will play rare songs and stuff and then email a recordings of those to the fans? :o
If thats what it, its just weird, but cool for fans.

Anyway, too bad i hate LP.

Post by **Jeremy Kill** » Mon Jan 28, 2008 2:12 am

Yeah, the setlist for the Strength In Numbers Tour looked pretty boring to me. Don't get me wrong, I like the songs they had on there, but they were basically just the singles and songs that have been on past setlists for who knows how long.

I doubt we'll see The Bitter End being played live any time soon.

I agree that more Underclass Hero songs should be thrown in to promote the album better.

Post by **Dylan** » Mon Jan 28, 2008 2:13 am

^ ya , but i think its just to fans in their LP underground" (official fan club)

HilgaMan · Post by **HilgaMan** » Mon Jan 28, 2008 2:04 pm

Where can I see the setlists? I'm curious to know whats in there.

I think that now when Dave is gone, there isn't gonna be The Bitter End, 88 or Grab The Devil in the setlist of any show

Please prove me wrong! haha

Phili · Post by **Phili** » Mon Jan 28, 2008 3:04 pm

They haven't played the Bitter End since 2004...

I think they played 88 once this tour? Maybe?

Hentaiman · Post by **Hentaiman** » Mon Jan 28, 2008 3:41 pm

I hope they did and that they will do more of it, though Grab the Devil is gone. too bad.

Post by **TomiT14** » Mon Jan 28, 2008 4:34 pm

Phili wrote:They haven't played the Bitter End since 2004...

I think they played 88 once this tour? Maybe?

They played The Bitter End in Minneapolis in May 2005.

In UH era, they play the instrumental part of 88 in the end of The Hell Song or Motivation in every show, but I'm not sure if they've played the whole song.

Blastero · Post by **Blastero** » Mon Jan 28, 2008 11:22 pm

At Musique Plus they played a short bit of 88 after Motivation, but that's not something new for this tour. They did that back in the Chuck era a few times as well, when they weren't otherwise playing the whole song.

As far as which songs are probably not coming back anytime soon because of Dave leaving, it's hard to say. I think it depends most on Tom's ability to play them. Grab the Devil is not that hard to play, and I'm sure Tom could pull it off. The Bitter End is probably really pushing it, and I wouldn't be surprised if it was too much for him to pull off. He could probably pull off the solos in 88, although he omitted them when they played that little bit of it after Motivation. No Brains would probably be cake for him, as the solo really isn't that hard.

kevin5064 · Post by **kevin5064** » Mon Jan 28, 2008 11:55 pm

Blastero wrote:Does anyone else dislike the fact that, especially compared to earlier tours, Sum 41 has put very few new songs on their setlist for their recent shows?

When I saw them in Chicago on 9/28, they played Underclass Hero, Walking Disaster, March of the Dogs and King of Contradiction. From what I've gathered, those are pretty much the same ones they played in most other places.

Not only is that less than half of the new songs, and correct me if I'm wrong, but save King of Contradiction, those songs in particular were already pretty well known before the album came out.

I find this kind of disappointing, and odd, considering that on past tours, they'd put almost their entire new album on the setlist.

i saw them a day before you on 9/27, was it just my show or did they only play for an hour...not an hour and a half, not two hours, one fucking hour. the energy wasnt really there and they cut some songs up

DUBWOOD · Post by **DUBWOOD** » Tue Jan 29, 2008 12:28 am

when you start having a large catalogue of songs to play, its easier to play the same ones every night, while keeping it fresh if they decide to try a new song live.

i remember they played some say for the first time live on the first date of the go chuck yourself tour in montreal. Afterwards, even deryck said that they did a shit job lol

Hentaiman · Post by **Hentaiman** » Tue Jan 29, 2008 5:30 am

Actually, i'm pretty sure Tom could even pull off The Bitter End to speak of Grab the Devil that i play myself all the time, and of course 88 and No Brains would be easy for him.
I just think they don't play those cuz its kinda like Dave songs, those are the songs where Dave used to go crazy on them, the ones where he was highlighted and all, so probably thats why they don't play them, cuz Tom definitely can play them, just listen to the latest Gob album.

oh, and btw, they played Angels with Dirty Faces only once, at the Chuck promo show.

Blastero · Post by **Blastero** » Tue Jan 29, 2008 6:32 am

Hentaiman wrote:oh, and btw, they played Angels with Dirty Faces only once, at the Chuck promo show.

I've definitely seen at least one other live performance of Angels With Dirty Faces other than the Chuck promo.

Mike · Post by **Mike** » Tue Jan 29, 2008 9:49 pm

where can i watch the Chuck Promo show?

Lars · Post by **Lars** » Tue Jan 29, 2008 9:52 pm

look it up on youtube

tags: sum 41 french tv canal + plus

Post by **Jeremy Kill** » Wed Jan 30, 2008 2:39 am

They should put No Reason back on the setlist. It's not at all hard to play and it's a great song.

They probably don't/won't play The Bitter End or Grab the Devil much anymore since Deryck has become lazy guitarist and theres no one to keep happy in the band now that Dave left.

HilgaMan · Post by **HilgaMan** » Wed Jan 30, 2008 4:42 pm

Gunner wrote:They should put No Reason back on the setlist. It's not at all hard to play and it's a great song.

They probably don't/won't play The Bitter End or Grab the Devil much anymore since Deryck has become lazy guitarist and theres no one to keep happy in the band now that Dave left.

Err...

Post by **Dylan** » Wed Jan 30, 2008 8:16 pm

Gunner wrote:They should put No Reason back on the setlist.

yes. yes, yes, yes, yes. yes.

Post by **Jeremy Kill** » Thu Jan 31, 2008 2:16 am

HilgaMan wrote:
Gunner wrote:They should put No Reason back on the setlist. It's not at all hard to play and it's a great song.

They probably don't/won't play The Bitter End or Grab the Devil much anymore since Deryck has become lazy guitarist and theres no one to keep happy in the band now that Dave left.
Err...

What?

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Very few UH songs on setlist.

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