DBT is one of the most intriguing live acts out there. They bring so much energy to every show. Every song is played with full steam. Patterson Hood, although not my favorite singer, leads the band with his energy. He runs around the stage and plays the guitar to the crowd like you would not believe. One special part of the show was when Patterson talked of Memphis. He gave a shout out to all the bands from Memphis including Lucero and Big Star. He then went on to discuss how in 91' he worked at the New Daisy and saw Nirvana there with about 120 other people. He discussed how he always let Rufus Thomas of Sun Studios use his phone. The encore was amazing. They played "People Who Died" for like 15 minutes, as Patterson screamed like Axle Rose. We were standing basically on the second "row." Here is the setlist:
Lookout Mountain
72 Highway's Mean
Never Gonna Change
Ronnie and Neil
One of these Days
Feb. 14
GD Lonely Love
The Night GG Allen Came to Town
Shut up and Get on the Plane
Do it Yourself
Dress Blues (new song - Jason sings - amazing)
Living Bubba
Uncle Frank
Sink Hole
The Day John Henry Died
Wednesday
Gravity's Gone
Glad and Sorry (Faces Cover - Golden Smog also re-made this song)
Bulldozers and Dirt
18 Wheels of Love
Marry Me
Puttin People on the Moon
Encore::::::
Outfit (greatest song ever)
Women Without Whiskey
Let There be Rock
Buttholeville
People Who Died.
As you can see they played forever. It was a memorable experience.
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