LCD played a vastly different setlist either night - only 'Someone Great' and 'All My Friends' were played both times.

You kind of wonder if Pulp could've done the same - open with 'Spike Island', close with 'Common People', and change everything else... I've sketched out something like that below, as a theoretical of course - trying to replace songs with their closest 'equivalent'.

Or something.

Also, funny isn't it how they haven't played 'Tina'. Not that I'm grumbling I adore 'Tina', but I adore more the possibility of going to a gig and getting a bit of not-entirely-expected variation (glad to see 'Lipgloss', 'My Sex', and 'Partial Eclipse' firmly in the rotation again). But I just think it's funny that they've just toured the US without playing their latest single (though they did play it once for a radio session in Philadelphia). All very (read: mildly) intriguing.

Eamonn wrote:

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Think Candy (is that an approved nickname?! It's what Steve referred to her as in his final Insta post about the group but not sure I've seen it used elsewhere) said they rehearsed 56 songs for this tour (these tours?) in the Uncut piece including Don't You Want Me Anymore? which was a Mark pick.

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 To quote Mr Hawley:

I think that we all take over the wheel at certain points. Candys brilliant at coming up with legendary string parts and keyboard lines. Its not always who shouts loudest, youve got to be able to listen.

Eamonn wrote:

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Think Candy (is that an approved nickname?! It's what Steve referred to her as in his final Insta post about the group but not sure I've seen it used elsewhere) said they rehearsed 56 songs for this tour (these tours?) in the Uncut piece including Don't You Want Me Anymore? which was a Mark pick.

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 The Imp of Chaos is what Nick usually calls her!