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1. Wooden Shjips (Not Recorded)
2. Autolux
Henry Fonda Theater
Hollywood, CA
Saturday, January 17, 2009
Captured by: darshun
Location: 20' in front of left monitors
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Autolux
TRT - [1:26:53]
1. Set Intro [1:36]
2. New Song [3:53]
3. Audience No. 2 [5:37]
4. Supertoys [5:32]
5. Capital Kind Of Strain [5:44]
6. Here Comes Everybody [4:58]
7. Headless [4:56]
8. Turnstile Blues [5:42]
9. Science [6:11]
10. Blanket [4:52]
11. Subzero Fun [5:19]
12. Finder's Fee [5:46]
13. New Song [10:30]
14. Carla Sings [4:15]
15. Plantlife [5:16]
16. Reappearing [6:54]
A great night altho I wasn't impressed by the opener, Wooden Shjips. Not my thing. Autolux played some of the same new songs from last years show--a few of them refined I think. It was a good set. I was also hoping Eugene would announce the album release date.
Thanks for the link HellLOL. And we have another seeder.Great stuff from the laziest recording band ever!!!
Looking forward to hearing this.
David.
one could also say: anyone who opens for Polly must be worth a closer look, or listen.bluesman905 wrote:I've never checked them out but I'm going to take the above posts as a recommendation and pick up this show. Anyone who covers After Hours has to be worth a look
I didn't know that but yeah that's got to be another good reason. Someone mentioned NIN in '05, I saw that tour but can't remember who opened.Pollyphoniac wrote:one could also say: anyone who opens for Polly must be worth a closer look, or listen.bluesman905 wrote:I've never checked them out but I'm going to take the above posts as a recommendation and pick up this show. Anyone who covers After Hours has to be worth a look
FYI, Autolux opened for Polly at both her gigs in Russia in 2008. (incidentally that's how they first came to my attention. so it makes sense to me once again to have been introduced by Polly to something likeable.)bluesman905 wrote:I didn't know that but yeah that's got to be another good reason. Someone mentioned NIN in '05, I saw that tour but can't remember who opened.Pollyphoniac wrote:one could also say: anyone who opens for Polly must be worth a closer look, or listen.bluesman905 wrote:I've never checked them out but I'm going to take the above posts as a recommendation and pick up this show. Anyone who covers After Hours has to be worth a look