Dubuque, IA 10/30/2013

Post by **Tequila Cowboy** » Wed Oct 30, 2013 11:42 pm

Well it really is UR's night. Just got thus text:

Wild Horses encore! Tell the people!

Consider yourselves told.

one belt loop · Post by **one belt loop** » Wed Oct 30, 2013 11:45 pm

Tequila Cowboy wrote:Well it really is UR's night. Just got thus text:

Wild Horses encore! Tell the people!

Consider yourselves told.

Holy shit!

RolanK · Post by **RolanK** » Thu Oct 31, 2013 8:10 am

Seems like the neck of Patterson's SG snapped from pic posted on his Instagram. On stage or during handling/transport?

Iowan · Post by **Iowan** » Thu Oct 31, 2013 8:34 am

The brand new Patterson song they busted out (recorded for the new album) was incredible. I think the title is "Paulina Hawkins" and it features, IMO, Jay Gonzalez's finest moment as a Trucker. Makes me wish he'd play standard keys more often.

Show opened with "Uncle Frank" and was very heavy on "the hits" so to speak. Nothing from GB and ABAAC that I can think off the top of my head, but every other album was represented. "Wild Horses" in the encore was amazing. I've long dreamed of them covering it (it's my favorite song of all time, and Mrs. Iowan walked down the aisle at our wedding to it), but always imagined Cooley on lead vocals. Patterson nailed it though.

Just a great night of rock and roll with a lot of great folks. I estimate about 50% of this board's membership was in attendance.

Post by **Tequila Cowboy** » Thu Oct 31, 2013 8:36 am

Iowan wrote:The brand new Patterson song they busted out (recorded for the new album) was incredible. I think the title is "Paulina Hawkins" and it features, IMO, Jay Gonzalez's finest moment as a Trucker. Makes me wish he'd play standard keys more often.

Pauline Hawkins. Yeah, it's a great one. Glad y'all got an awesome show! Now where is that setlist? UR, I'm looking at you man.

Iowan · Post by **Iowan** » Thu Oct 31, 2013 8:43 am

Tequila Cowboy wrote:
Iowan wrote:The brand new Patterson song they busted out (recorded for the new album) was incredible. I think the title is "Paulina Hawkins" and it features, IMO, Jay Gonzalez's finest moment as a Trucker. Makes me wish he'd play standard keys more often.

Pauline Hawkins. Yeah, it's a great one. Glad y'all got an awesome show! Now where is that setlist? UR, I'm looking at you man.

Not in order, but the following were played:
Uncle Frank (opener)
Play It All Night Long (Zevon)
DDN
Marry Me
Sounds Better in the Song (this was great with Matt)
3DD
Zip City
Where the Devil Don't Stay
Tornadoes
Company I Keep
Guitar Man Upstairs
UTBAC
Birthday Boy
Shut Up and Get on the Plane (closer)
Pauline Hawkins
Wild Horses (Rolling Stones)

I'll let someone else fill in the rest of the blanks and get things in order.

Really like this line up. I've never seen DBT so lean and muscular. Matt looks like a 12 year old who just saw his first set of tits up there. Irremovable shit-eating grin for the entire show. Gotta love it.

Post by **Tequila Cowboy** » Thu Oct 31, 2013 8:56 am

Iowan wrote: Matt looks like a 12 year old who just saw his first set of tits up there.

Thank you! That was the best laugh I've had in days.

Post by **Jonicont** » Thu Oct 31, 2013 9:11 am

Tequila Cowboy wrote:
Iowan wrote: Matt looks like a 12 year old who just saw his first set of tits up there.

Thank you! That was the best laugh I've had in days.

Hey. Be nice. His wife reads this shit

dogstar · Post by **dogstar** » Thu Oct 31, 2013 9:13 am

Tequila Cowboy wrote:Well it really is UR's night. Just got thus text:

Wild Horses encore! Tell the people!

Consider yourselves told.

I'm guessing that Patterson played Wild Horses at the Stones thing last weekend

Iowan · Post by **Iowan** » Thu Oct 31, 2013 9:37 am

Tequila Cowboy wrote:
Iowan wrote: Matt looks like a 12 year old who just saw his first set of tits up there.

Thank you! That was the best laugh I've had in days.

That was the best way I could sum up the combination of sheer joy and amazement that he seemed to be projecting.

Shows are even more fun when the musicians are enjoying themselves that much.

PeterJ · Post by **PeterJ** » Thu Oct 31, 2013 10:37 am

First time seeing them with Matt, and I couldn't believe how high he looked.
:mrgreen:

<--This is exactly what he looked like.

Patterson broke his guitar headstock at the end of Shut up and get on the plane. It looked like he was trying to get the effect from bending the neck, and the headstock just snapped. Wasn't sure if he was pissed about it or not, but right after that he stood at the front of the stage, arms out, a la Titanic, and someone threw water/drink on him, and that seemed to piss him off. I don't know if they did it to cool him off or just out of pure asshattery.

Great fucking show though. I was happy as hell as I got to cross a few off my list (Sounds Better in the Song and Company I Keep). I listened to The Fine Print yesterday at work and thought how great it would be if they played Play It All Night Long, but figured they wouldn't being the cover and all. So happy they did.

Tyler · Post by **Tyler** » Thu Oct 31, 2013 10:51 am

I figured it would happen sooner or later. SGs are notorious for not having especially strong necks due to the set neck construction.

uncle rickey · Post by **uncle rickey** » Thu Oct 31, 2013 11:03 am

Uncle Frank
Puttin People on the Moon
Women Without Whiskey
Play It All Night Long
3 Dimes Down
Pauline Hawkins
Sounds Better in the Song
Used to be a Cop
Marry Me
Heathens
Where the Devil Don't Stay
The Company I Keep
Zip City
Dead Drunk and Naked
Guitar Man Upstairs
Lookout Mountain
Encore:
Wild Horses
Birthday Boy
Tornadoes
Shut Up and Get on the Plane

Post by **Jonicont** » Thu Oct 31, 2013 11:07 am

PeterJ wrote:someone threw water/drink on him, and that seemed to piss him off. .

Fucked up shit. Did he get a beatdown from GW and Cotter

Markalanbishop · Post by **Markalanbishop** » Thu Oct 31, 2013 11:38 am

PeterJ wrote:First time seeing them with Matt, and I couldn't believe how high he looked.
<--This is exactly what he looked like.

Patterson broke his guitar headstock at the end of Shut up and get on the plane.

SG's are notorious for this. Pretty straightforward fix from what my guitar player friends tell me. Breaking your instrument is Rock and Roll. Throwing shit at the stage is not.

Slipkid42 · Post by **Slipkid42** » Thu Oct 31, 2013 2:39 pm

PeterJ wrote:First time seeing them with Matt, and I couldn't believe how high he looked.
<--This is exactly what he looked like.

This was spot on. That's exactly what a 12 year-old seeing his first set of tits looks like.

RustyBolts · Post by **RustyBolts** » Thu Oct 31, 2013 4:12 pm

While last night was the shortest rock show I've been to it may have been the most intense set list I've seen from top to bottom. And throw in the best version of Wild Horses I've seen (I've seen Mick, Keith and the boys do it 7 times), it made for an epic show. I got to meet Iowan, I would have liked to talked with him a bit more but all sorts of people I haven't seen since before I moved to Germany showed up. After watching Jay G. on guitar and keys I don't think they are missing Mr. Neff much if at all.

I'd also like to call out the douche nozzle that threw the beer on Patterson, well done asshole. This is why we can't have nice things.

Post by **CooleyGirl** » Fri Nov 01, 2013 11:25 am

What a show! The guys were on fire & seemed so happy. 3DD was out in full force. UR & I were surrounded on the rail with great peeps, including BoyYourself, Mr.B, LB Rod, Bill in CT, GW, Iowan & the Wisco boys. Such a good time. Plus our Red Sox won the World Series in the middle of the show. Pure joy all around!

Bill in CT · Post by **Bill in CT** » Sat Nov 02, 2013 2:56 am

It was great to meet & hang out with Iowan & Mrs Iowan before & during the show. Iowan was a good sport about my KU socks. Mrs Iowan works part-time at an IA brewery called Toppling Goliath and I got to try a great beer from there before the show at Lot One.
I also enjoyed meeting Mr. B in Dubuque.
It was a pleasure as always to see Uncle Rickey & Cooley Girl, GW in IA, LBRod, boyyourself, Whitney from KC, and the Wisconsin boys.
My Rustie friend Paulina from Freeport, IL attended her first DBT show in Dubuque. She is now talking about coming to the next Homecoming so I think we have a new convert.

While the show was shorter than usual, it was nonstop high energy from start to finish. The highlight of highlights was Wild Horses which I think was a DBT first.

GW in IA · Post by **GW in IA** » Sat Nov 02, 2013 6:43 pm

Stolen from The Book of Face

I spy.

Post by **Tequila Cowboy** » Sun Nov 03, 2013 7:04 am

Bill in CT wrote:It was great to meet & hang out with Iowan & Mrs Iowan before & during the show. Iowan was a good sport about my KU socks. Mrs Iowan works part-time at an IA brewery called Toppling Goliath and I got to try a great beer from there before the show at Lot One.
I also enjoyed meeting Mr. B in Dubuque.
It was a pleasure as always to see Uncle Rickey & Cooley Girl, GW in IA, LBRod, boyyourself, Whitney from KC, and the Wisconsin boys.
My Rustie friend Paulina from Freeport, IL attended her first DBT show in Dubuque. She is now talking about coming to the next Homecoming so I think we have a new convert.
While the show was shorter than usual, it was nonstop high energy from start to finish. The highlight of highlights was Wild Horses which I think was a DBT first.

Bill, just so you know we have decided that Bill in CT no longer works for you since you're never there. In this house you are now referred to a Bill in USA. That is all.

Slipkid42 · Post by **Slipkid42** » Sun Nov 03, 2013 8:50 am

GW in IA wrote:

The joy on CG's face could light up a large city.

Post by **Tequila Cowboy** » Sun Nov 03, 2013 9:01 am

The joy on CG's face could light up a large city.

Indeed.

Post by **CooleyGirl** » Sun Nov 03, 2013 6:24 pm

Tequila Cowboy wrote:
The joy on CG's face could light up a large city.

Indeed.

Words can't describe the joy I feel/felt.

beergut · Post by **beergut** » Mon Nov 04, 2013 12:08 pm

Finally getting around to commenting here.

Great seeing you again Cotter.

Great albeit short show.
Recording sounds great even though I was off center by the Matador.
Hopefully I'll have it on the archive by tomorrow morning.

OBL- I apologize for calling you Cooley Girl after the show as I was feeling no pain at that point.

Really really bummed that no Chicago tapers turned out for Halloween.

GW in IA · Post by **GW in IA** » Mon Nov 04, 2013 4:46 pm

I'ma let you figure that one out...

beergut · Post by **beergut** » Mon Nov 04, 2013 4:48 pm

GW in IA wrote::lol:

I'ma let you figure that one out...

Huh?

Missed seeing you as well Gary.

beergut · Post by **beergut** » Thu Nov 07, 2013 6:17 am

https://archive.org/details/dbt2013-10-30

Pretty happy with the way this turned out even if the crowd was a bit chatty during quieter songs.

Clams · Post by **Clams** » Thu Nov 07, 2013 10:56 pm

beergut wrote:https://archive.org/details/dbt2013-10-30

Pretty happy with the way this turned out even if the crowd was a bit chatty during quieter songs.

Great job. Thanks very much.

MNGS717 · Post by **MNGS717** » Tue Nov 12, 2013 1:16 am

PeterJ wrote:First time seeing them with Matt, and I couldn't believe how high he looked.
<--This is exactly what he looked like.

Patterson broke his guitar headstock at the end of Shut up and get on the plane. It looked like he was trying to get the effect from bending the neck, and the headstock just snapped. Wasn't sure if he was pissed about it or not, but right after that he stood at the front of the stage, arms out, a la Titanic, and someone threw water/drink on him, and that seemed to piss him off. I don't know if they did it to cool him off or just out of pure asshattery.

Great fucking show though. I was happy as hell as I got to cross a few off my list (Sounds Better in the Song and Company I Keep). I listened to The Fine Print yesterday at work and thought how great it would be if they played Play It All Night Long, but figured they wouldn't being the cover and all. So happy they did.

I wasn't there but dug this video up on Youtube. You can't see the headstock snap but you can see the drink thrown by the coward. The guitar can be repaired. I know a guy, Greg Platzer from BCR Sound, that can fix guitars that can't be fixed!

Anyway here is the video..

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