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Wow: what quantity, quality of songs. Brisbane is on the Southern coast, no? It’s a guess, somehow connected with “Atonement” and “Unsuffer Me” popping up in the encore, somewhat unusual. Those seem very “Southern” [American Southern that is] songs. Thanks for posting.
thanks zac
I had alot more songs in my list but a lot was maybe wishful thinking
after seeing your list I would say yes to yours
what a great show
the crowd was very reflective of the people who would appreciate lucindas
music
and the show went with it
after all this time
she has delivered more than I had expected
go sweetheart
denno
ps what a great band
it took all of my control not to yell BOMBORA@stoger wrote:
Wow: what quantity, quality of songs. Brisbane is on the Southern coast, no? It’s a guess, somehow connected with “Atonement” and “Unsuffer Me” popping up in the encore, somewhat unusual. Those seem very “Southern” [American Southern that is] songs. Thanks for posting.
Nearly the opposite Stoger. Brisbane is the start of Australia’s north, on the east coast and yet some may suggest it’s like the south in the USA. I saw the Brisbane show and Lucinda did remark early in the set how good the venue sounded, it’s not huge at 1800 seats and is a concert hall in a performance arts complex with world class acoustics so maybe that inspired her choice of songs? Of course, she was made very welcome by the Brisbane audience too. I was stoked to hear Atonement (and her intro), one of my favourites. I saw Lucinda’s mate Elvis Costello there in ’99 and he wrapped up his show with “Couldn’t Call It Unexpected No. 4” totally un-miked, it was crystal clear and awesome, it’s that kind of venue.
@bigazza1 wrote:
@stoger wrote:
Wow: what quantity, quality of songs. Brisbane is on the Southern coast, no? It’s a guess, somehow connected with “Atonement” and “Unsuffer Me” popping up in the encore, somewhat unusual. Those seem very “Southern” [American Southern that is] songs. Thanks for posting.
Nearly the opposite Stoger. Brisbane is the start of Australia’s north, on the east coast and yet some may suggest it’s like the south in the USA.
Well then, maybe it’s because both the American South & Brisbane are closer to the equator than the majority of the rest of their respective countries? 😆
Sorry – couldn’t help myself w/ a little geographical humor there… 😉
Tom
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