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MusiciansSetlist01. (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes
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PreviewsReviewsPittsburgh Tribune Review,Oct. 12 '07[[1]] Pittsburgh Post-Gazette , Oct. 12 '07[[2]] Fan reviewsI was lucky enough to see the legendary pairing of Elvis Costello and Bob Dylan perform together a few nights ago. We missed Amos Lee, but that's okay because I'm not familiar with him. It was a bizarre crowd. Most of the audience seemed to be middle-aged. Like, they were hippies at one time, or they wanted to be but never actually were. And there was a drunk guy dancing crazily near me, and I kind of hoped that he would fall down and stop. But the crowd was definitely there to see Dylan. On the other hand, I was more excited about seeing Elvis Costello. I like Bob Dylan, but I sort of lose interest in his music after he went electric. I prefer the non-electric folk music. Elvis was on first. It was just him and his guitar. His voice is beautiful, and I think it's gotten better with age. The venue was pretty big, and the volume was too loud, that's my only big complaint. We also had great seats. He opened with "(The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes." I've loved that song since I was a little kid. And maybe because I've been hyper-emotional lately, but the opening chords made me tear up a little. He played a pretty good mix of old songs (from My Aim is True and Armed Forces), a few from The River in Reverse, and at least two brand new tracks. He was engaging and silly and talked about his kids and how much he hates Arnold Schwarzenegger. PhotosTicket stubs[[3]] Stage passStage setlistPostersProgramBootlegs
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