Potential spoilers, so once again there'll be many carriage returns between this introductory paragraph and the meat of the piece. What follows is the opening night set list from the In The Present tour, featuring Steve Howe/Alam White/Chris Squire of Yes, along with Oliver Wakeman and Benoit David.
Don't say I didn't warn you about the spoilers:
(spoiler space)
1st Set:
Firebird Suite
Siberian Khatru
I've Seen All Good People
Heart of the Sunrise
Tempus Fugit
Onward
Astral Traveller
Close To The Edge
2nd Set:
Parallels
And You and I
Mood For a Day
Clap
Owner of a Lonely Heart
Long Distance Runaround/The Fish
New Song by Chris- Aliens are Only Us From the Future
Machine Messiah
Soon
South Side of the Sky
Encore:
Roundabout
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05 November 2008
16 October 2008
SETLIST: Porcupine Tree (DVD shoot #1)
Obviously, spoilers follow. I'll give a few spaces, but if you read on, don't get upset at me...
(spoiler space)
The setlist for the first show shot for the next Porcupine Tree live DVD, as relayed by an attendee of the show:
Fear of a Blank Planet
My Ashes
Anesthetise
Sentimental
Way out of Here
Sleep Together
-short break-
Normal
Stars Die
Open Car
What Happens Now
Wedding Nails
Dark Matter
Half Light
Sever
Blackest Eyes
Sleep of No Dreaming
Halo
Nice to see a good little clutch of songs from Signify and The Sky Moves Sideways...a shame that this show did not feature the abridged TSMS the band played a few times earlier in the year, but more shows are to follow, so the opportunity still exists.
Now, to convince them to dust off "Voyage 34" again...
(spoiler space)
The setlist for the first show shot for the next Porcupine Tree live DVD, as relayed by an attendee of the show:
Fear of a Blank Planet
My Ashes
Anesthetise
Sentimental
Way out of Here
Sleep Together
-short break-
Normal
Stars Die
Open Car
What Happens Now
Wedding Nails
Dark Matter
Half Light
Sever
Blackest Eyes
Sleep of No Dreaming
Halo
Nice to see a good little clutch of songs from Signify and The Sky Moves Sideways...a shame that this show did not feature the abridged TSMS the band played a few times earlier in the year, but more shows are to follow, so the opportunity still exists.
Now, to convince them to dust off "Voyage 34" again...
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