This is a 4 CD set containing 2 complete concerts from late 1999. Although the concerts took place very close to each other, there really is very little overlap of material. And, the sound quality - amazing! Very much worth the trouble!
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Robyn Hitchcock - Inflatable Hitchcock
CD 1 - Baltimore, MD - Fletcher's - 1999-10-27
01 - Mexican God
02 - Devil's Coachman
03 - Wax Doll
04 - 1974
05 - I Saw Nick Drake
06 - Viva! Sea-Tac
07 - Sinister But She Was Happy
08 - Jewels For Sophia
09 - The Cheese Alarm
CD 2 - Fletcher's - 1999-10-27
01 - Madonna Of The Wasps
02 - Queen Of Eyes
03 - Antwoman
04 - Sleeping With Your Devil Mask
05 - Oceanside
06 - Speed Of Things
07 - Insanely Jealous
08 - City Of Shame
09 - No, I Don't Remember Guildford
10 - Beautiful Queen
11 - Elizabeth Jade
CD 3 - Hoboken, NJ - Maxwell's - 1999-11-02
01 - Nothing Here! (Feg Mix)
02 - Gene Hackman
03 - Wax Doll
04 - Balloon Man
05 - Fleshhead
06 - She Belongs To Me
07 - I Feel Beautiful
08 - Alright Yeah
09 - Sinister But She Was Happy
10 - No, I Don't Remember Guildford
11 - Elizabeth Jade
12 - Madonna Of The Wasps
CD 4 - Maxwell's - 1999-11-02
01 - Queen Of Eyes
02 - Antwoman
03 - Sleeping With Your Devil Mask
04 - Oceanside
05 - She Doesn't Exist
06 - Kingdom Of Love
07 - City Of Shame
08 - Philosopher's Stone
09 - Waterloo Sunset
10 - Sally Was A Legend
11 - Beautiful Queen
Herr Doctor
I am repeating myself, I know, but many thanks for the recent Hitchcock posts...awesome.
Doc,
Any chance of Raw Cuts or the Day They Ate Brick turning up here? Thanks so much for all the Rabid Hedgehog/Soft Boys! My ex and I actually sat with RH and the Egyptians at a club called Trax in Charlottesville, VA ('80s I think) and watched and listened to them do Roxy's "More Than This". No, we didn't record it, but besides the band, we were the only folks there to witness it.
Just heard Disc 1 over 'phones. This is very, very good. At times, between songs, Robyn actually "trying to find something to talk about" felt quite awkwardly intimate, in a Ken Russell-ish way.
Tony
Heard all of it now. This is a fantastic two shows. Worth the price of admission (as they say) was the Gene Hackman/Madonna/Robyn Hitchcock story. I've heard Robyn say a lot of strange things on stage, but this has got to be my favourite. Hell, it might even make some kind of sense!
Tony
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