The following description of Liz's performance in San Diego is
courtesy of David L. Bertrand
(taken from the mailing list
Support
System):
Subject: San Diego Concert
Date: Thu, 24 Sep 1998 15:41:33 -0700
Here is the set list for Liz' San Diego concert on 23 Sept 98, as I was
able to record it:
1. Explain It To Me (EIG)
2. 6'-1'' (EIG)
3. Cinco de Mayo (WS)
4. White Chocolate Space Egg (WCSE)
5. Support System (WS)
6. Never Said (EIG)
7. Johnny Feelgood (WCSE)
8. Uncle Alvarez (WCSE)
9. Polyester Bride (WCSE)
10. Flower (EIG)
11. Supernova (WS)
12. What Makes You Happy (WCSE)
13. Dance of the Seven Veils (EIG)
14. Divorce Song (EIG)
15. Perfect World (WCSE)
16. Fuck and Run (EIG)
Final count: 7 songs from EIG, 3 from WS, and 6 from WCSE.
The following description of Liz's performance in San Diego is
courtesy of Valerie
(taken from the mailing list
Support
System):
Subject: Don't read this if you don't want details S.D. & L.A. shows
Date: Fri, 25 Sep 98 10:18:44 -0800
Well, I am still in a great mood after coming off of seeing Liz two
nights in a row.
The set list for San Diego was mentioned in the last digest, and she
pretty much stuck to it for the L.A. show last night except she added
"Mesmerizing" which I was very excited about! For the San Diego show I
wasn't in the front row (close to it, but not the very front) and for the
L.A. show I was and it was incredible so I guess I would have to say I
enjoyed the L.A. show more.
The shows start exactly 30 minutes after the time it says on the
tickets. There is a slide show that lasts 30 minutes and it is old
pictures of her and with background music. I won't say what bands she
chose, I'll leave some mystery.
She said her dad was at the San Diego show and she said "hi dad" but
she didn't mention him at the L.A. show. In San Diego, she said the
infamous Henry was in the slide show pictures. Among other little tidbits
from San Diego: Before she sang "Johnny Feelgood", she said, "And it's not
about physical abuse!" After she sang "Support System", she said, "I like
that one!". She was very smiley and seemed to be enjoying herself both
nights. The L.A. audience was more into it than San Diego. In L.A.
someone had asked her to say Happy Birthday to a girl in the audience, and
she obliged and I thought, "She is so nice!".
She looked great! She didn't wear a lot of makeup. For San Diego, she
wore a long black skirt with slits up the sides with a grey glittery tank.
She wore black and white rubbery, clunky-type sandals. (Sorry, I'm not
good at describing fashion) For L.A., she wore a jersey tri-colored dress
that had a very sexy low back to it.
Her set runs about an hour and she does one encore. I was a little
bummed that it was kinda short, but I can't really complain because I had a
blast. If I could fly to the San Francisco show, I would!
Valerie