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Here is my take:
I’ve seen Lucinda 3 times, all in the last 2 years (I was a late Lucinda bloomer). I saw her at Wolftrap last summer, Atlanta this summer, and last weekend in Charleston.
I’ve honestly loved each show more than the previous one. There are definately songs I’d love to here (still chasing Metal Firecracker, my favorite). Luckily I saw Lake Charles (my second fav) twice in Atlanta, the second was the first encore, solo acoustic.
Sure, I’d love to see something in the place of Joy, Real Love, or I Live My Life. But, these are all good songs in my opinon.
She’s promoting an album now, and I’m already a fan of a number of songs just because I’ve already seen a few of them live 2 or 3 times.
I saw Jailhouse Tears for the first time in Charleston, and I’m absolutely in love with that song.
Older albums? Hell, I’d still like to hear more tunes from “West”.
Anyway, I guess my point is I love every show and wish that there were more. So many songs I want to hear, but I’m never disappointed.
andyParticipantOK, this was my second Lucinda show. My first was a year or so ago at Wolftrap. I’ve only been into Lucinda since just prior to the “West” album, so I do know that I’m not a seasoned reviewer.
However, in my opinion, some of the comments are erroneous (this thread and others).
First, the profanity doesn’t bother me. On her studio recordings, she sometimes uses the word “Fuck”. Also, sexual innuendos are obvious in some songs. Thus, one should deduce that there is the potential for some adult related material in any show.
Secondly, I too have had bad days. I’ve had days at work that started off poorly, regardless of whether it is my fault or someone elses. We’ve all had moments (I assume) when we were not on top of our games. So, I think one should appreciate how seriously Lucinda takes the quality of her perfomance. She wasn’t happy with her performance, so she tried to atone for it.
I loved the show and don’t feel disappointed in the least. My wife and I drove nearly 3.5 hours, spent $120 on a less than desirable hotel room (another story in and of itself), and nearly divorced 3 or 4 times due to irritating Atlanta traffic, one way streets, poor mapquest directions and detours.
However, at the culmination of our trip, we left longing and willing to pay for another Lucinda show.
My highlights were:
Real Love
Lake Charle #1: This is one of my all time favorites even though my wife and one of my dear friends rank this low on the “Car Wheels” album. It’s my second favorite next to “Metal Firecracker”.
Little Rock Star
Come On-I just like this song
Lake Charles #2 She quickly appeared for the first encore which was a solo acoustic version of Lake Charles. It seemed to be her way of apologizing to the crowd for what she deemed to be a lackluster beginning (although I didn’t feel this way).
Get Right With God-One of my wife’s favorites and a rocker, so I’m glad it closed the show.
I have no regrets and I spent a decent amount on tickets, travel and hotel.
Setlist
1 Rescue
2 Real Love
3 2 Kool 2 B 4 Gotten
4 Tears of Joy
5 Fruits of My Labor
6 Lake Charles
7 Out of Touch
8 Little Rock Star
9 Come On
10 Changed the Locks
11 Honeybee
12 Joy
13 Righteously
14 Are You Down
15 I Live My Life
16 It’s a Long Way to the Top
Encore:17 Lake Charles,
18 Bus to Baton Rouge
19 Steal Your Love
20 Get Right with GodandyParticipantAnybody have extra tickets for Atlanta. My wife really wants to go and it is sold out. I even contacted someone at the Atlanta Botanical Garden to see if I could get hooked up (I am curator of a garden in SC). No dice. Any help?
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