Hello to all the true Moz fans.
First of all the setlist:
I hope I am not wrong with the correct order but I am sure that only one song has been different from yesterday: he didn't play "Neal Cassady drop dead", but "You have killed me" me was added.
So, I can't remember the correct order, but I think it is this one:
The Queen Is Dead / You have killed me / The Bullfighter Dies / Kiss Me A Lot / Certain People I Know / Earth Is The Loneliest Planet / How Soon Is Now? / World Peace Is None Of Your Business / I'm Throwing My Arms Around Paris / Trouble Loves Me / Istanbul / Kick the Bride Down The Aisle / To Give (The Reason I Live) / Meat Is Murder / Speedway / I'm Not A Man / Asleep // Everyday Is Like Sunday
And now, ladies and gentlemen, what I remember of the gig.
I liked it more than yesterday even if the setlist was the same, except for one song. Maybe because I had three Ceres instead of the two of yesterday or perhaps because I was in the fourth row instead of the twelfth. I don't know why but I liked it more.
I arrived at the same time of yesterday and there was no queue at all. Maybe the rain (f***ing 25° C degrees on October 14th!) suggested to be fast in checking people? Nope, simply there was less crowd than yesterday. Atlantico is a quite big venue (I don't like it 'cause I believe it's "colder" than smallest venues) so if yesterday was sold out, with many people coming from the south of Italy, this night we had people who came back for the second night, english lads who had a 4 days off in the Eternal city and people who probably couldn't get the ticket for yesterday. Or maybe who couldn't attend yesterday, for some reason. Despite of this, and the fact that the venue was full at 50%, crowd was passionate and the gig very intense. No support act, only a clip of 30 minutes starting with Ramones and following with his myths of the 60's/70's. The man hit the stage at nine o' clock in a red shirt with the usual "The Queen is dead" followed by "You have killed me", the only different song from yesterday. I can remember that he said that "I know it's over", a song that he will never sing again, was inspired by Rita Pavone, a 70's italian singer and that "the next" song (I can't remember which one) was not inspired by Rita Pavone. Other things... on "The Queen is dead" he didn't sing "life is very long when you're lonely" and at "Speedway" he left people sing the first verses ("... down the hammer, can you see it in your heart? Can you delve so low?") . He got some sheets from lads of the first row and he read them smiling. He appreciated one of them 'cause he was very happy in reading it, beating his fist on his heart. At the end one tatooed girl (oh well, she was a look alike of a friend of mine but she was at home at the moment) could reach the stage and hug Moz. Tradition is tradition and Roma won't miss. Apart from this, I obviously can't understand why he doesn't change the setlist introducing some different song at each gig, but I accept it. And I will follow again, even if the setlist is the same. We are Morrissey ultras and we will follow even if someone will ask "Why, if nothing changes?". Don't know, but I am not used to ask myself about my behaviour. That's it.
