Am I the only one that thinks the Set list is a bit flat ?

[Punchdrunk]

Just glad that Sir Moz is on the road again but the set list could have been tweeked a bit better?

[raymond]

Expect some changes at the Wiltern shows. Surely before the MEN Arena and the festivals he will have to add some more classics to the set. Expect Panic, Last of the Famous, Suedehead, The More You Ignore Me etc. I mean, he plays like one single now?

[GenderNectar]

> Just glad that Sir Moz is on the road again but the set list could have
> been tweeked a bit better?

I was kind of thinking the same thing. I think it just seems that way because he's featuring alot of new material so a lot of the favorites aren't being played. It's kind of a catch 22. You're dying to hear the new stuff but would kill to here the old favs and the rarely played songs.

[Ruffian]

> I was kind of thinking the same thing. I think it just seems that way
> because he's featuring alot of new material so a lot of the favorites
> aren't being played. It's kind of a catch 22. You're dying to hear the new
> stuff but would kill to here the old favs and the rarely played songs.

yep, I agree.. The smiths songs interest me more than the old Morrissey ones.. The new ones I'm sure are fine.. but a complete new set-list would have been good.. Ever heard the rocked up glam version 'angel angel down we go together'.. now that's exciting!

Ruffian

[Patrick McCann - The Computer Whisperer]

Well, I hate agreeing with everybody but I have to in this case. He's a wee bit lazy is our Steven methinks.
The same encore as 2002, even if it is tialtngo.
And there's no way I'm suffering the turgid awfulness of 'little man what now' again. Or 'the gig-killer' as it's known round these parts.
As soon as that starts, I'm going for a pish.

[Bluenose]

> Well, I hate agreeing with everybody but I have to in this case. He's a
> wee bit lazy is our Steven methinks.
> The same encore as 2002, even if it is tialtngo.
> And there's no way I'm suffering the turgid awfulness of 'little man what
> now' again. Or 'the gig-killer' as it's known round these parts.
> As soon as that starts, I'm going for a pish.

Oh, I like 'Little Man What Now' and as I had never heard it live before, I wes pretty chuffed.
So now you know, it was my lone cheer from the RAH gig when he performed it!!