Setlist FM

Oh, wow – check this out! 8)

Very cool statistics. Now, granted, it is only accurate as far as the setlists that have been posted there in total (which is 31 – not many). But, if we are vigilant & post all the setlists there going forward, then, “Over Time”, this will be a cool breakdown to see…

GREAT find, Lafyette. In fact, I am going to go see about creating an account there. And, with all the time I have on my hands lately, I think I might post some of the previous setlists we have here that they do not have… 😉

Tom

OK, I know I am having a bit of a one-sided conversation here, 😉 but this is SO COOL! On the setlist I just posted (see above), there is a little “play” icon to the right of each song, and a little video pops up (I am assuming from YouTube, but I have not verified that yet…) – I didn’t do anything special or extra to get them to show up – they just did auto-magically!

Tom

Thanks Lafayette and TnT, this is very cool. How do the videos get attached to the songs on the set lists? “I Don’t Know How You’re Livin'” is my blind-eyed blurry version from Fayetteville (posted on YouTube). Aaaarrggh. But at least people get to hear what a pretty song it is, and entices them to buy Blessed. 🙂

This site really makes me determined to get video of Seeing Black, Copenhagen, Ugly Truth, and Awakening at the next bunch of shows. I don’t think there is live video of those available yet. 8)

OK, I got every show of the Blessed tour (so far) entered, with the exception of these three shows:

Dakota Jazz Club, Minneapolis, MN (3rd night), Feb. 22
Mountain Stage, Charleston, WV, Feb. 27
The Blue Door, Oklahoma City, OK (2nd night), Mar. 22

The first two shows were not attended by anyone in the forum, nor was a link posted to an article or blog entry containing a set list. The third show was attended by someone in the forum, but the set list posted was incomplete and / or not in order, so I didn’t think it was appropriate to post it on setlist.fm. I’ll look around the Internet tomorrow for these.

After posting the set lists, I looked some more at the statistics. They are really cool – here are some for all the shows so far from 2011 (not including the three listed above, and including the Valentine’s Day show in LA at Bardot):

Here is a list of all songs played ranked by frequency

Here is an “average” setlist, and ranked lists of show openers, main set closers, show closers & number of encores played

And, also VERY cool – if you set up an account (it’s easy – just give them your e-mail address & select a user name & password), not only can you add setlists yourself, but you can go through all the posted setlists, even those that someone else entered, and click an “I was there” link for any & all shows you attended. Then, when you go look at the statistics for your personal account, it will give you a list of all the concerts you attended, and a ranked list of all the songs you heard. How freakin’ awesome is THAT? 8)

Tom

tntracy: There’s a thread named “Minneapolis Pt 3”, posted by Tom Overby on Feb. 25, which details the setlist for Minneapolis night 3.

Also, in the statistics view: one show apparently includes the sequence numbers as part of the title, so those songs are counted separately with a count of 1–if the sequence numbers were removed, those songs should increment their counts at the proper names.

Re: Mountain Stage, Charleston, WV Feb. 27

We will all be able to listen to the radio broadcast after April 15th for 10 days.

http://www.mountainstage.org/mtnstagebroadcast.aspx

Great job tnt on the statistics .

lwj