RECORDINGS PLEASE!!!!

Loving the review, Sasha! Very well done.
This is just pure poetry: "The musical gem, Flat Earth Society, was inserted right into the middle of the show like the moist center of a medium-done fillet mignon."

Are you sure that the "metal Generator" isn't just Generator with the slow beginning? While the reviewer knew some things about Bad Religion, he didn't seem to know everything...

Any acoustic?

This sounded like a great show. They better put some of this show on the live album. A metal-ish Generator, an electric Won't Somebody, the new song Resist Stance.

Brett Religion wrote: I hope they start playing Prodigal Son, best BR song of the last 15 years.

I used to think so too, but then switched to Lost Pilgrim :)

Great set list, I think they're finally starting to listen to the criticism of their set lists.

nropevolI wrote: Marty wrote: I'm loving the backdrop design. Did it also contain ITU? what backdrop design???

http://tweetphoto.com/14800672

Marty wrote: I'm loving the backdrop design. Did it also contain ITU?

what backdrop design???

Review wrote: But they switched things up with “Generator,” the first selection for their four-song encore, giving it an almost heavy metal twist (I imagine this is how Metallica would redo it) until kicking it into high gear mid-song, sending the house into a frenzy as the circle pit swelled and the singalong began to drown out the band.

That's awesome! I'm dying to hear a live recording of that one!!!

Marty wrote: I'm loving the backdrop design. Did it also contain ITU?

I bet "someone" decided to cover it with the giant crossbuster... ;)

I'm loving the backdrop design. Did it also contain ITU?

I hope they start playing Prodigal Son, best BR song of the last 15 years.

paulb wrote: wait, so how many songs of these have they never played before? Or which are the rarest ones played live? Im not familiar with pre 2000 setlists really.

well Atheist peace hasn't been played a lot. Germs of perfection have never been played afaik. Best for you & Ten in 2010 haven't been played since the themed sets in 2007 (i think)

is Resistance a new song?

wait, so how many songs of these have they never played before? Or which are the rarest ones played live? Im not familiar with pre 2000 setlists really.

does brian play a solo in won't somebody?

yes do what you want was first. overture was second followed by sinister rouge.

marked was awesome. they introduced it as "a song we've never played live before." greg continued to elaborate, saying that fans sometimes complain too much, and says for good reasons. he said that each year, fans will ask them to play old songs but get bummed when they're not played. he said that this night, they dusted off the old stuff.

won't somebody electric was good, but it wasn't a fast song. greg's tempo was much like the acoustic version, same pacing with the electric guitars and drums in the background. overall great though. really cool.

Have they ever even PLAYED LIVE Marked before? That's one of my favorite BR songs of all time... :O

dr_kristof wrote: they did play overture before sinister rouge.

don't you mean Do what you want before overture?

they did play overture before sinister rouge.

germs of perfection, marked and resistance are what I'm hyped about since they never played them before

Hmm.....'Resistence'....can't wait to hear that one. Can anyonewho attended tell us what it sounded like? Also, as with everyone else, I'm also curious as to if 'Won't Somebody' was electric....I know Brett was working on one. Looks like a fantastic set-list- 'Germs of Perfection' AND 'Fields of Mars'?!?! Hell yeah!!!

Incredible set. Probably the best list I've seen.

GERMS OF PERFECTION?!

I Dont Belong wrote: Its kind of wierd that they played Overture second, especially after Do What You Want. Was Wont Somebody electric?

I agree but this set isn't confirmed yet

I Dont Belong wrote: Was Wont Somebody electric?

I read a comment saying that it wasn't like the acoustic version. So I guess it must have been an electric version.

Looks like a great setlist, I hope they come to FL later this year.

Its kind of wierd that they played Overture second, especially after Do What You Want. Was Wont Somebody electric?

I hope they will play such a set in Europe as well...especially songs like Marked, Flat Earth Society, Leave Mine To Me (!), Won't Somebody and - of course- a new song! *excited*