Re: let's fill in the gaps!
Track 2 is "Seven Deadly Finns" by Brian Eno and track 7 is "Bad Detective" by (surprise, surprise...) the New York Dolls. Track 8 on your list is most likely "The Book" by Magazine (which was also on the 2002 intro tape), but that one wasn't played in Gothenburg or Stockholm.
/Ulf
> OK, compiling from dallow_bg's original post on in the postshow comments
> from Oklahoma City, plus the information in this thread, I believe this is
> what we have thus far. Was track #9 the Tommy Korberg song?
> Post-opener / Pre-headliner music:
> 1. Punk song, female vocals
> 2. Punk song, male vocals [original post says 'possibly The Ramones?' - I
> don't think so, as I talked to the sound man postshow in Tulsa and he
> reported only two Ramones songs?]
> 3. Mary Hopkin - Never Turn Your Back on Mother Earth (Sparks cover)
> 4. The Ramones - Carbona Not Glue
> 5. sounds older, 60s/70s, female vocalist, chorus went "Got'em got'em
> got'em gone"
> 6. Olivia Newton-John - Long Live Love
> 7. kind of a rockabilly-ish song, starts and ends with that stereotypical
> riff melody that means "China", with guitars of course
> 8. spoken word track with the line "presumably we need two hands to
> open the door"
> 9. acoustic song, male vocalist, i believe it was in Italian [was this in
> fact Judy, Min Vän by Tommy Körberg?]
> 10. Why Is It Always This Way by The Ramones
> 11 Older French(?) song, sounded very bouncy with a circus like sound
> 12 The Boyfriends - I Love You (http://www.myspace.com/myboyfriendsback)
> 13 an upbeat summer song? male vocals
> 14 You'll Never Walk Alone - The Smoking Popes (cover)
> band entrance music: What a Pretty by Jobriath
> -
> Please add anything you know! Incidentally, in Oklahoma City, an
> abbreviated version of the above list was played. The list is from opening
> night in Tulsa.
> love, math+
