Identifier4671950
Created AtTue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Media TypeAudio
Media Count1
NoteNotes: An average quality audience recording with an incredible setlist. It's one of the few shows where Elliott played Tomorrow, Tomorrow. He played it live fewer than 20 times, and never after 1998. He said he forgot how to play it (which seemed to be shorthand for "I don't want to play that song anymore"). This show also has one of the few perfomances of a solo acoustic Sweet Adeline that I have ever heard of. It was a common song in full band setlists on both the full band XO and Figure 8 tours, but alas, didn't carry over into his solo acoustic sets too often. Also of interest is Happiness, which was recorded for XO but didn't make the album cut. At this point it was still being called "Toms Start" on setlists and the like. The title of the song didn't begin appearing on setlists as Happiness until late 1999 (10/14/99 is the earliest setlist with this song title I know of at this time). Track 12 contains a little acoustic Amity tease, the only recording I know of where Elliott played any part of Amity acoustic.
Source InfoSource : General Electric hand-held tape recorder; Lineage: Cassette (M) > FLAC (Level 5)
Tech NoteTransfer notes: No editing was done to the show what so ever aside from DC offset correction. No fade in/fade out added for the tape switch which occured after Bled White. Recording oddities/notes: There's a weird noise at the beginning of Baby Britain. I think it sounds like a bird (which would be quite odd for an in store performance), my fiance thinks it's an audience member "meep"ing.
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Performance
Elliott Smith 1998-09-10 Tower Records, Seattle, WA
Set 1Independence Day
Waltz #2 (XO)
Bottle Up and Explode!
Pitseleh
Everybody Cares, Everybody Understands
Tomorrow, Tomorrow
Oh Well, Okay
Baby Britain
Division Day
Sweet Adeline
Happiness
Amity (tease) > Angeles (false start)
Angeles
I Didn't Understand
Bled White
Say Yes
Set 2
Set 3
CommentAcoustic in-store performance to promote "XO."