Bridge School Benefit XX Set-List

I can't find a definate set list for the Bridge School Benefit XX concert (10/21/2006), but this is a list I've compiled from various other bloggers. Good until a solid list can be found...

Neil Young

- Flags of Freedom
- Long May You Run
- Comes A Time

Devendra Banhart

- Traction In The Rain (David Crosby's)
- When I Get Home

Gillian Welch

- Coutry Girl (Medly w/ Neil Young)

Death Cab for Cutie

- title and registration
- Crooked Teeth
- Soul Meets Body
- Military Madness (Grham Nash's)

Trent Reznor

- Piggy
- The Fragile
- Right Where It Belongs
- Hurt

Brian Wilson

- God Only Knows,
- Sloop John B, Good Vibrations,
- Johnny B Goode,
- Do You Wanna Dance,
- Surfin USA,
- Help Me Rhonda
- Good Vibrations (w/ neil) *not sure of order
- Wouldn't It Be Nice

Pearl Jam

- Elderly Woman in a Small Town,
- Parachutes,
- Throw Your Hatred Down (w/ Neil Young),
- Chicago (part/Ed solo. aka I Used to Work in Chicago),
- Daughter,
- Picture in a Frame (by Tom Waits),
- Man of the Hour,
- Better Man,
- Crazy Mary

Foo Fighters

- Everlong
- My Hero
- Big Me
- Times Like These

Dave Matthews Band

- Loving Wings
- Grace Is Gone
- Warehouse
- Ants Marching
- Cortez The Killer (w/ neil young)

Neil Young

- Field Of Opportunity
- Human Highway
- Homegrown
- Rockin In The Free World

Bridge School Benefit XX

Well to start a new annual tradition, I went with Mike, Jennifer, Alex and her friend Alex to the Bridge School Benefit concert at the Shoreline in Mountain View yesterday and had a blast. We got there around 4pm. We missed or otherwise didn't pay much attention to the first couple performers. Death Cab for Cutie played early including their radio hit, but it started getting good as it got dark and the Foo Fighters took the stage and played Big Me among other cool songs. I believe Trent Reznor was next playing acoustic versions of songs such as Piggy and Hurt. Incidently he seemed a far cry from his normal dark, industrial self and seemed like a down-right nice guy. Brian Wilson (of Beach Boys fame) took the stage next and play stuff like Help Me Rhonda, Good Vibrations, etc. He provided an awesome retro touch to the concert. Pearl Jam was out next and played Parachute, Elderly Woman, Don't Call Me Daughter, and Betterman. The Dave Matthews Band was out next and put on a great show with a set that included Ants Marching. Then finally around 12:30am Neil Young took the stage and finished up the concert which ended in a fantastic group performance of Keep on Rockin in the Free World. And there it is: nearly 10 hours of musicy goodness in a paragraph.

Today I woke up quite late, didn't do much, but did go an selected a new cell phone. I traded up my SonyEricsson T616 for a SonyEricsson W810i. It has a slick new black-matte finish, 2.0 mega-pixel camera, mp3 player, and an upgradable 128Mb flash rom card. Pretty swanky.