Immolater wrote: My first show since the Gray Race tour. Posted a pic from the front of the balcony.

Cool pic! Must have come near the end after they dropped the Cross Buster banner.

My first show since the Gray Race tour. Posted a pic from the front of the balcony.

Ghost of Humanity wrote: Not sure if the setlist was changed at all or not but it looks good now. I posted a copy of the setlist that I was able to get signed. Wish the copy I got had the "Recipe-4-Cake" though!

I fixed the set according to your pic. Thanks for uploading it.

Not sure if the setlist was changed at all or not but it looks good now. I posted a copy of the setlist that I was able to get signed. Wish the copy I got had the "Recipe-4-Cake" though!

Nice to see a signed setlist on here! Good work :)

photos from the show

http://www.flickr.com/photos/40123041@N03/sets/72157625238151054/

kariscene wrote: I would definitely be willing to go to more shows (there were 6 of them within 300 miles' drive of me on this tour) if I knew there would be a different/new song payoff.And hopefully they'll listen to you. Turn on the Light would be badass :) It's definitely on my "ultimate" setlist.

I agree 100% with this.

simian wrote: Potentially go to more than one show was not likely to do it if they thought they would hear the same songs every time. We can thank Jay for being argumentative and talking the rest of them into switching things up. Oh, and I put in a good word for "Turn On The Light"!!!!!!!!

Amen! Praise Jay-sus! I would definitely be willing to go to more shows (there were 6 of them within 300 miles' drive of me on this tour) if I knew there would be a different/new song payoff.

And hopefully they'll listen to you. Turn on the Light would be badass :) It's definitely on my "ultimate" setlist.

simian wrote: Hell did freeze over, and it was the best BR show I've seen, hands down, ever.

Better than the first NY night??? :o

I love Do What You Want, but I think I've heard it at every show I've ever seen them play, so I didn't miss it this time. Also, Jay told me afterwards that the fake-out on the opening song wasn't a fake-out; they were confused about what song they were going to play first because they'd been opening with DWYW at almost every show. The reason Potentially go to more than one show was not likely to do it if they thought they would hear the same songs every time. We can thank Jay for being argumentative and talking the rest of them into switching things up. To be fair to Graffin, though, his voice is just holding on by a thread sometimes, and routine helps him be prepared for the shows every night without wrecking his vocal chords. So thanks to him as well for being willing to shake that routine up. the good news for anyone going to tomorrow night's show is: I bet you're going to Hear It again.

Oh, and I put in a good word for "Turn On The Light"!!!!!!!!

Cool songs they added but do what you want should of stayed

nice to see a bit of a change but most of it has been predictable for years, especially the end songs, they do seem to crank out the same set for show after show so much so that by the time I saw them I knew every song they would play which took away some of the fun hehe, hear it though is a big suprise, good choice, I was very disapointed not to hear any new stuff when I saw em bk in August, you guys had a right treat :) how I pined to hear modern man but they've never played it in the 5 times I've seen em :(

Follower30 wrote: They played Sanity as well, somewhere in the first half I believe.

Probably should have read the setlist more carefully before posting.

Watcho! wrote: There are excellent lyrics for 'Recipe for Cake' out there somewhere.

Not out there. In here!

They played Sanity as well, somewhere in the first half I believe.

There are excellent lyrics for 'Recipe for Cake' out there somewhere.

Long time listener, noob poster.

I saw them in 2000 at the Roseland in NY, which was a great show. This one however was epic. The energy was really intense throughout, a little less so with the new songs, but Devil in Stitches is hard to sing along to, I tried. Glad I had ear plugs, even standing back by the sound/light guy.

"Hear it" really was a highlight. Greg said, "It's been a long time since we've played here, we're going to do some old, some new, and some obscure. This one we haven't played in 10 years" and blasted into it. I was glad I'd spent the week listening to everything, just in case Billy Gnosis popped up again.

Agreed, Modern Man and Atomic Garden were very pleasant surprises. I believe Jay was ranting about a sea monster during that part of the song, but I could be wrong.

During The Answer Greg said "Gaga's Nasty clothes" instead of Madonna's, which was cool. They all looked like they were having fun, smiling, talking with the crowd. Even Brooks smiled once or twice, although he was moving too fast for anyone to see.

Was the Do What you Want/Only Gonna Die fake out in the beginning on purpose? It sounded like they were doing it just to mess with people.

When they exposed the cross buster back drop for the encore, I nearly lost it. Then the three finale songs blew the doors off the place. So great to see them, and even better that they still kick so much ass.

I agree, I had a lot of fun and the set was awesome. I was right up front and could read the set list as they taped it up and on the floor. I was utterly shocked when I saw "Hear It" on there, and very happy!
Also, they had "Recipe For Hate" listed as "Recipe 4 Cake", which I thought that was funny. I was also really happy to hear "Modern Man" and "Atomic Garden".
Although, I I regret being stupid and not wearing any earplugs... I was towards the right of the stage, right in front of Hetson, not too far from the speaker. My right ear has some permanent damage and tinnitus now...

Also, there was some guy next to me who was being a jerk, he kept throwing paper and stuff at Hetson and screaming that they sucked and that he wanted to hear Stranger Than Fiction. Every time they played a song from the new album he refused to sing or dance and just stood like a rock and frowned. He was really nice before they came on, though, we talked a bit about the band and Greg's solo work...

Hell did freeze over, and it was the best BR show I've seen, hands down, ever.

'Hear It' but not '21st Century Digital Boy?'

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, HELL HAS FROZEN OVER.

Hear It, Modern Man & Gov't... Oh yeah!

I made some changes to the set. If any remembers the actual set, let me know and I'll fix it.

what? someone pulled the set out of his ass?

they did not play voice of god,before you die or do what you want( well they did for e second and then realized that wasn't on the list)

they did play man with a mission
and you are the government
I don't thin i know the order, but I do know it started with Were only gonna die, then Sinister rouge then modern man.

Videos of Hear it ?

hear it? that's just awesome!

VOICE OF GOD?!?!?!?!?!?! OMFG!!!! Sweet :)

Honourable mentions to Hear It and Modern Man. Good stuff.

To all that attended- please update the setlist! I know I've got the order wrong, and I'm not sure about a couple of the songs either.

Yay to BR for shaking up the setlist, and throwing in a couple of oldies!!! It was fantastic! Thank you!

Holy science...they played so many randomly old-school stuff at this show. Man was it amazing. I would seriously hang-up the track list somewhere, it was that good.

Blahh Its my second time seeing them for my birthday!!!!... I can't handle the tension!!

Should be there, methinks, considering it's in MD. Hopefully can sort out tickets without having to go the bank tomorrow morning >_> . . .

WOOHOO!!!!!!!

Please... confirm... the stress is slowly killing me...