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When they crossed the songs out on our setlist, we assumed it was
because they were going to play them. It wasn't until they were done
that we realized they didn't play any of the songs they said we
couldn't play. I don't remember all the songs that were on that list,
but I do remember Memphis was the only one I thought they might play.
I am positive Walk Don't Run, Pipline, Wipeout, Apache, were NOT on
our setlist.
I'm guessing they wanted to leave everything open in case they were to
change things up in their set.
It didn't feel like they were bullying us around, they were very
friendly with us in the dressing rooms, and the list wasn't too big of
a deal to us. The 'buts had a lot of material in the repertoire.
Rick
Halibuts/Deoras
--- In , "Brian Neal" <bgneal@g...> wrote:
>
> --- In , "halibutrick" <halibutrick@y...>
> wrote:
> >
> > That reminds me of a Ventures story. The Halibuts were opening for
> > them at teh Palomino in LA. They asked to see our setlist and crossed
> > out about 5 songs they didn't want us to play. And, of course, they
> > didn't play any of those songs.
>
> That is a cool story, Rick...but let me get this straight: they
> crossed songs of YOUR set list, but they themselves did not even play
> them? Did they think your songs were too similiar to theirs or
> something?
>
> Thanks,
> BN
