The Newb Thread

As somebody who’s not been to as many shows as some of Bort’s fine, upstanding citizens, I have questions. In fact, I might even have all the questions. Since I’ve joined, y’all have been pretty helpful and I thank you in advance. Too keep my blossoming fluffboy at bay, I will only ask a question a day, at most. Apologies to the mods if I broke any rule on creating this.

  1. How do I figure out who does the setlist for the show?
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Get his @ass @mods

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Definitely a mistake!

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No way to know for sure but they have characteristics.

Bayliss sets are the default. A mix of new songs, some “heavy hitters” (wappy, 2x2, AiT, etc), and as of late way too many songs per set.

Joel is a little more erratic and unpredictable. Think transitions you don’t see often. Probably a bust out or two as well. Everyone loves a Joel set list.

Stasik sets are usually heavier and probably have some songs with fun bass lines.

I’m sure there are other characteristics I’m missing.

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Damn it. What’d I do?

Feel like erratic transitions are more Stasiky than Joel but just imo tbh tgif \m

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Certainly present in both

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I believe Bayliss setlists rarely have any extras on the set. Probably because he throws too many songs in there to begin with

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Agree. Stasik sets are always extremely jarring. Hardly any flow at all.

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The easiest way to tell is that JO indicates that JOel chose that song

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Yeah, a pretty easy way to tell if it’s a Stasik setlist is if it goes heavy > pretty > heavy > pretty. Sometimes works well, usually doesn’t.

Joel setlists tend to have more rarities, but generally flow better than Stasik sets

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Also note that when you see someone here saying “That’s a BB/Joel/Stasik setlist” we are almost always inferring based on song section, we don’t know for sure.

Except that Stasik always writes sets for The Stone Pony iirc

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And Pittsburgh shows I think

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I know I read somewhere that Joel loves picking Believe The Lie, but has to ask Bayliss for permission because he really doesn’t like singing it anymore.

Speak (up) for yourself

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Bayliss set right there

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I thought it meant jazz odyssey.

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If I’m not mistaken, doesn’t the inclusion of multiple ‘song sandwiches’ in a show tend to be a Joel thing? I might be completely off on that, but I feel like that may be the scenario.

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It does

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Dabs. Everything is literal right now lol.

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