ESO 5XD set list

From: "Rev. Ivan Stang" <stang@subgenius.com>
Newsgroups: alt.slack
Date: Tue, Jul 9, 2002 1:50 PM

Einstein's Secret Outlaws set list, 5X-Day 2002

Chas Smith - Bass, vocals, keyboards
Lonesome Cowboy Dave: Guitar, vocals
Bob Mozik: Drums
John Petkovic: guitar
Frank: guitar

Special guest, harmonica and vocals: Dr. K'taden Legume

This is from the list I found on the stage after the ESO concert:

Bang a Gong (T-Rex)
Ghost Riders in the Sky (the great c&w/surf classic)
Highwayman (Johnny Cash?)
Kaw Liga (Johnny Cash?)
Sex Dimension (Chas Smith, Dave Deluca)
Shanda Handa (trad?)
Faith Healer (Alex Harvey)
Whipping Post (Allman Bros)
The President's On the Phone (Lonesome Cowboy Dave)
Sympathy for the Devil (Stones)
Arizona (Chas Smith)
Wanted Man (Johnny Cash)
Rusty Cage (Waylon Jennings)
No Expectations (Stones)
I Fought the Law -?
Drill Instructor was in here somewhere, with Dr. Legume on vocals
Encore:

Fever
Graveyard
Walk on the Wild Side
Stepping Stone

Totally different sound than ESO's previous incarnation. Minus the
electric violin but with another guitar added, and a punk-country
rather than space-rock feel. Folks, I had been a little worried at
first when the band's line-up changed. I worry no more. This was one of
the most crowd-pleasin' concerts I ever saw. Women who NEVER take their
shirts off to dance did so for this band.

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From: Legume <none@yerbiz.com>

Rev. Ivan Stang wrote:
> Einstein's Secret Outlaws set list, 5X-Day 2002
>
> Chas Smith - Bass, vocals, keyboards
> Lonesome Cowboy Dave: Guitar, vocals
> Bob Mozik: Drums
> John Petkovic: guitar
> Frank: guitar
>
> Special guest, harmonica and vocals: Dr. K'taden Legume

Also, the incredibly cool Raven Noir on Congas

> Highwayman (Johnny Cash?)
Nope, Highwayman, by the Highwaymen

> Kaw Liga (Johnny Cash?)

Nope again, Hank Williams

> Rusty Cage (Waylon Jennings)
Rusty Cage: ESO Cover of the Johnny Cash cover of Soundgarden

> No Expectations (Stones)
Again, ESO cover of the Johnny Cash cover of the Stones

> I Fought the Law -?

Bobby Fuller Four

> Drill Instructor was in here somewhere, with Dr. Legume on vocals

"Peter Gunn"

> Totally different sound than ESO's previous incarnation. Minus the
> electric violin but with another guitar added, and a punk-country
> rather than space-rock feel. Folks, I had been a little worried at
> first when the band's line-up changed. I worry no more. This was one of
> the most crowd-pleasin' concerts I ever saw. Women who NEVER take their
> shirts off to dance did so for this band.

The women all ran backstage and blew us afterwards. It was way kewl.

You should have seen the fucking kickass ESO show the night before at
Bonobo-a-gogo. It rocked like fuck-all, and had something like SIX
drummers, including Raphael, Ed Strange, and Carter LeBlanc.

Legume
--
"Civilization will not attain to its perfection until the last stone from
the last church falls on the last priest" - - - Emile Zola

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From: "Two Beans" <twobeans@godhatesyou.com>

"Rev. Ivan Stang" <stang@subgenius.com> wrote in message
news:090720021350559022%stang@subgenius.com...

> Drill Instructor was in here somewhere, with Dr. Legume on vocals

One of the highlights of the set was watching Goome and Chas face off in a
true Subgenius DUEL! Legume with his automatic rifle, Chas with guitar. The
weapons were raised, aim taken with presision, and at point blank range
watching Legume empty clips of ammo into Chas' form, while Chas peppers
Gumey with notes that hit harder than any silly pink weapon of mass
destruction. Several Bobbies caught the stray shots, and no one noticed as
they dropped.

And not only did Chas and Goome kill each other, the promptly rose from the
dead to the cheering of the crowd.

And Legume proved how much of a badass he is by serving drinks at T-Base
right afterwords as if nothing had happened.

-2B

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From: Her Ladyship Lilith von Fraumench <lilith@ZubJenius.com>

In article <090720021350559022%stang@subgenius.com>, Rev. Ivan Stang
<stang@subgenius.com> wrote:

> Kaw Liga (Johnny Cash?)

Actually, Kaw Liga was penned by Hank Williams Sr. and Charlie Pride.

Her Ladyship Lilith

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From: "Lenny" <lenny49684@chartermi.net>

"Rev. Ivan Stang" <stang@subgenius.com> wrote in message
news:090720021350559022%stang@subgenius.com...
> Einstein's Secret Outlaws set list, 5X-Day 2002
>

Seems to me I distinctly remember screaming my ass off to "Final Solution"
by Pere Ubu during the last cut of the night.

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From: "Rev. Ivan Stang" <stang@subgenius.com>

In article <Xns92469D508A68CortezLegume18465086@128.242.171.114>,
Legume <none@yerbiz.com> wrote:

> >
> > Special guest, harmonica and vocals: Dr. K'taden Legume
>
> Also, the incredibly cool Raven Noir on Congas
>
> > Highwayman (Johnny Cash?)
> Nope, Highwayman, by the Highwaymen
>
> > Kaw Liga (Johnny Cash?)
>
> Nope again, Hank Williams
>
> > Rusty Cage (Waylon Jennings)
> Rusty Cage: ESO Cover of the Johnny Cash cover of Soundgarden
>
> > No Expectations (Stones)
> Again, ESO cover of the Johnny Cash cover of the Stones
>
> > I Fought the Law -?
>
> Bobby Fuller Four
>
> > Drill Instructor was in here somewhere, with Dr. Legume on vocals
>
> "Peter Gunn"

You can see how developed is my sense of pop trivia, outside of monster
movies, underground comic books, and acid rock. For instance, when I
saw "Stepping Stone" on the set list, I thought, "Wow, how odd, they're
gonna do a Hendrix song."

>
> The women all ran backstage and blew us afterwards. It was way kewl.
>
> You should have seen the fucking kickass ESO show the night before at
> Bonobo-a-gogo. It rocked like fuck-all, and had something like SIX
> drummers, including Raphael, Ed Strange, and Carter LeBlanc.

I couldn't come in with a camera, and the camera was grafted to my
wrist in place of my jack-off hand, so I filmed a somewhat less
conventional performance by the youths and the subgenius.net heretics
at the pavillion. I was refering to the Tiki Banzai Lounge as "that
old folks' disco".

What you guys saw might have rocked but what I saw WOTANNED.

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