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Hi Executive Chimp
I posted a setlist comment on the Website Support Forum on 4th April 2024 and am now wondering if this is the correct place to post this request as it has had zero comments.
It’s with regard to Pink Floyd's use of brass and choir on live performances of Atom Heart Mother In December 1970.
Please could you advise.
Kind regards
Doctorbox4
https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/frank-zappa/1971/fillmore-east-new-york-ny-bd0195e.html I would edit this show to have the correct setlist as it is very wrong but it is locked, could you please unlock it? The show was officially released on here https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mothers_1971
Here is a link to the Rob Halford solo show t-shirt. sendgb.com/DU8Vop5eMzL
Request: So if artists have covers of songs by other artists, if they recorded & released it on an album, it should be on that album on here. E.g. KISS’ ‘2000 Man’ is in their album Dynasty as well as being a Rolling Stones cover. If songs like that could be on their album and say that they’re a cover, that’d be great I guess?
In regards of this Nirvana concert: https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/nirvana/1989/circus-club-gammelsdorf-germany-7bd60240.html
I provided a source that indicates that "Hairspray Queen" wasn't played, it was just a short jam of the song, not a performance and shouldn't be included as part of the setlist.
Hello,
Regarding your questions about the May 19, 1973 setlist entry update I created for Frank Zappa.
In my setlist comments I referenced https://www.zappateers.com/tcmyc/medley.html#YS
I thought it would make my update more clear.
However, I thank you for helping me to notice that there are two different songs; one is "Father O'Blivion", while the other is "Farther Oblivion". This suggests another update is needed to add "Farther Oblivion" following "Eat My Starch", the last piece of the 8-movement "Yellow Snow Suite".
This update that will correct the erroneous reference to the different song. There is an earlier comment to this effect by "deadair" on 20 August 2021 that I misread when preparing the update.
I hope the amplified notes that follow will clarify and support improved documentation of the Yellow Snow Suite that I saw FZ and the ensemble with Jean-Luc Ponty perform.
The Yellow Snow Suite may (as played in '73, '74 and 78/79) contains music from:
Don't Eat The Yellow Snow
Father O'Blivion
Join The March And Eat My Starch - only in 1973
Mar-Juh-Rene - only in 1973
Nanook Rubs It
Rollo - only in 78/79 as closing item (but part is also in St. Alphonzo's Pancake Breakfast)
St Alfonzo's Pancake Breakfast
During the 1973 tour with Jean-Luc Ponty the suite had this development: Don't Eat The Yellow Snow, Nanook Rubs It, St Alfonzo's Pancake Breakfast, Father O'Blivion, St Alfonzo reprise, Mar-juh-rene, Father O'Blivion reprise, Join The March And Eat My Starch and was always followed by Farther Oblivion.
A part the studio version in Apostrophe (') (that reflects the way the suite was performed in late 1974: Don't Eat The Yellow Snow, Nanook Rubs It, St Alfonzo's Pancake Breakfast, Father O'Blivion), only the 78/79 version of the suite (Don't Eat The Yellow Snow, Nanook Rubs It, St Alfonzo's Pancake Breakfast, Father O'Blivion, Rollo) is fully released: performed by the 1978 band in Saarbrücken 1978 (BTB) and performed by the 1979 band in YCDTOSA1.
An edited (by Zappa himself) version of the 1973 performance was widely available on boots, having Zappa broadcasted it on radio in few occasions and has been officially released on OSD.
In one show of the European 79 tour was only played a short version of the suite, including only the title track and Nanook. Note also that Don't Eat The Yellow Snow was used as opening song for a few March '80 shows, with a partial and instrumental version of Nanook Rubs It following as background music for band introduction.
Please reconsider listing the material performed on May 19, 1973 as the Yellow Snow Suite. with @Info[Don't Eat The Yellow Snow, Nanook Rubs It, St Alfonzo's Pancake Breakfast, Father O'Blivion, St Alfonzo reprise, Mar-juh-rene, Father O'Blivion reprise, Join The March, Eat My Starch]
or list all songs individually as parts of the 8-movement "Yellow Snow Suite" followed immediately by "Farther Oblivion" the final piece performed that evening.
Don't Eat The Yellow Snow
Nanook Rubs It
St Alfonzo's Pancake Breakfast
Father O'Blivion
St Alfonzo reprise
Mar-juh-rene
Father O'Blivion reprise
Join The March,
Eat My Starch
Farther Oblivion
There was no encore piece. The musicians simply stood up from their positions on the band risers to exit the stage after taking their customary bows while the audience enthusiastically called out for more.
Also, I believe like myself other FZ fans and researchers would appreciate having the band member information restored. Please reconsider adding it back.
@Info[Frank Zappa - guitar, vocals, Jean-Luc Ponty - electric violin, Tom Fowler - bass guitar, Ralph Humphrey - drums, Ruth Underwood - percussion, vibraphone, Ian Underwood - saxophone, George Duke - keyboards, Bruce Fowler - trombone, Sal Marquez - trumpet]
Thank you for your assistance to get the details as accurate as possible even after 51 years.
Thanks for your response! I don't change/edit setlists unless I have audio proof of those shows. I did address this was another moderator on the message board who clarified for me that that IS proof, and that some just want a link to the audio, which isn't always possible. So I'll keep playing it by ear I guess.
(https://www.setlist.fm/forum/setlistfm/website-support/dispute-with-moderator-3d66dab?page=2#bd401fe)
Thanks!
I see you removed my comment without response .... that seems a little rude .... I say again, if my Pink Fairies setlist was unsatisfactory and it was right to remove it , kindly remove all 630 of my contributions as they're all from live recordings, 99% of them ones I've made myself .... thank you
I have a question/concern about the following related names for this venue, and the changes that were recently made:
https://www.setlist.fm/venue/sheas-performing-arts-center-buffalo-ny-usa-5bd607bc.html
https://www.setlist.fm/venue/sheas-buffalo-theater-buffalo-ny-usa-23d1d053.html
https://www.setlist.fm/venue/sheas-buffalo-buffalo-ny-usa-33d1d059.html
I see that you have tried to wall off specific years for the names. However, most of the concerts should probably retain the Shea's Buffalo Theatre name. The Shea's Performing Arts Center name was developed when Shea's subsequently acquired two additional theaters and consolidated them under that name. The Shea's 710 Theatre (710 Main Street) and the Shea's Smith Theatre (658 Main Street) have both had separate concerts recently, as well as the vast majority that are held at Shea's Buffalo Theatre. For example, the current Jim Gaffigan shows are listed as being held at Shea's Buffalo Theatre.
https://www.sheas.org/performances/jim-gaffigan/
Please have a look at the website here and let me know what you think.
https://www.sheas.org/about/
By the way, the large marquee in front of 646 Main Street says "BUFFALO".
Thanks for your consideration.
Hi! Question for you. I have an extensive Tom Petty bootleg collection that’s taking a long time to sift through and I’ve also been told not to post sources publicly by some of the traders. This is now causing a lot of my setlist to be reverted and changed, though I haven’t changed any TP setlists without audio confirmation.
so my question is: Do I need to publicize the audio for it to count as verifiable, or can I just be trusted? Is that what the roadie classification is for: to preside over an artist’s setlists? If so, what do I need to do to be made one?
Bendorobin is a moderator who helped me correct some deep issues in TP setlists awhile back (songs mixed up with similar titles, made up songs in shows) so I promise I’m good for it!
Thanks for your consideration.
Looking for Two 1987 U2 ticket stubs - New Haven 9-23-87, and Hampton 12-12-87
$50-100 pending condition - Jasononki@gmail.com
Hi,
Is there a reason why I am asked to enter a valid date when I enter 1st February 2024, when that date is active for others?
For some reason I can't add a setlist for the date of 11 February 2023. Each time I try it says I need to enter a valid date. Other dates seem fine.
All of these VNV Nation shows are locked so I can't add these setlists, can you please add these setlists?
March 4th (update: March 11th has been confirmed to be the same as March 5th, according to Eglah who is the owner of the facebook account): https://www.facebook.com/groups/VNVNATIONFanbase/permalink/10163190797429097/
I can't believe that someone came to tattle on me for including a note in the setlist that *I* added, that the duet performer who wasn't scheduled to perform crushed it, and that that tiny detail was just too much irrelevant information for either of you to just let go. Life has been brutal and it was such a small, not important detail in the grand scheme of life, but by all means, let's worship the Guidelines above all things.
Hey executivechimp. Can you check this setlist out? A user keeps adding an opinion about one of the song performances in the info and there’s just arguing in the edits. The info being added I believe is unnecessary and not in the guidelines but correct me if I’m wrong.
https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/stephen-sanchez/2023/the-national-richmond-va-7bae42e0.html
Regarding the "Midnight Special", I have been adding them per the dates the show's YouTube channel has provided. They really only list the airdates/ broadcast dates. For instances where the band was in another location on the night the show aired, I haven't listed them. In most cases where that has happened it was another user, and I have just provided the YouTube link and made a notation in the comments with the @Info tag. There are a lot of cases where the band / artist was in another location on the airdate, and I haven't even bothered to document that performance to avoid confusion and cluttering up the database. Sorry if I have caused any confusion.
Appearance confirmed here as CDB in February, 1974. I believe CDB was used starting in December 1973 and m going with that
https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Cash-Box/70s/1974/CB-1974-03-23.pdf
hey can you add the teases listed on the comments of this show? there has been new albums that were teased at this show. https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/king-gizzard-and-the-lizard-wizard/2023/red-rocks-amphitheatre-morrison-co-ba691ea.html#sfmssg7b878294
https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/the-mothers-of-invention/1967/konserthuset-stockholm-sweden-bd1dd16.html#sfmsesg7bbe8a50
i was trying to remove Tchaikovsky as the credited artist but i cant because of how the site works. Tchaikovsky has no song with that title and "No Matter What You Do" has no relation to him whatsoever, and is actually just an early version of the song "All Night Long" which was written by Frank Zappa https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oi9_xB63y6c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttrfILYch2I would be correct if this and all versions of "No Matter What You Do" would be fixed