[MisterTrick]

per Lee in this recent interview with Yamaha guitar

https://youtu.be/FeD42Z_uL6g

about 29 minutes in he reveals officially

I noticed in the 2023 thread how it the Brooklyn show went private but no confirmation on that until Lee says it

also hey again

[halgreen]

I have no real insight, but my gut is telling me it'll come out on Three Lobed.

Also, the recording of the show runs about 93 minutes. There are two encore breaks that total around 5.5 minutes. Maybe I need to check my math but it seems like that is cutting it close for a double LP. Regardless, I'm stoked to check it out. I'd love to see some video from that show as well.

[MisterTrick]

Originally Posted by halgreen

I have no real insight, but my gut is telling me it'll come out on Three Lobed.

Also, the recording of the show runs about 93 minutes. There are two encore breaks that total around 5.5 minutes. Maybe I need to check my math but it seems like that is cutting it close for a double LP. Regardless, I'm stoked to check it out. I'd love to see some video from that show as well.

Yeah I’d love to see pro shot video if there is any, I know there is a fair bit of audience shot, but not quite the same

[The Soup Nazi]

Historically valuable, sure, but... I dunno - wasn't everyone except T completely miserable at this show?

[MisterTrick]

I can’t recall interviews with how Lee or Steve felt, but seeing it live Lee seemed to be having fun, and it it maybe the tightest show I saw of the 27 times I saw

[The Soup Nazi]

Lee said he knew it was the last. Mark Ibold didn't know.

[Chris Lawrence]

You're thinking of the real last show, in South America. At the time of this, their final New York/North America show, no news had been announced about the split. It was actually thrilling to see a set list with ELEVEN songs I'd never heard live, and the implications of what this could mean for future tours. I think it was two months later that the full story came out.

I believe Steve has mentioned that he put this set list together with a bunch of wild tunes he didn't expect everyone to agree to, but they did - something special for their first (and sadly last) NYC show in a while.

[halgreen]

Chris is right. Kim has a passage in her book about how awkward those South American shows were. The NYC show sounds amazing and lots of fun.

Sometimes, I wonder if the inclusion of those old BMR songs had to be with the planning process for the Smart Bar release. But there was a lot of old songs included, not just the BMR ones, so who knows.

[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by Chris Lawrence

You're thinking of the real last show, in South America. At the time of this, their final New York/North America show, no news had been announced about the split. It was actually thrilling to see a set list with ELEVEN songs I'd never heard live, and the implications of what this could mean for future tours. I think it was two months later that the full story came out.

I believe Steve has mentioned that he put this set list together with a bunch of wild tunes he didn't expect everyone to agree to, but they did - something special for their first (and sadly last) NYC show in a while.

OHHH... Nice.

[Toilet & Bowels]

What was the setlist for this show?

[_tunic_]

Originally Posted by Toilet & Bowels

What was the setlist for this show?

http://www.sonicyouth.com/mustang/cc/081211.html

[Toilet & Bowels]

Thanks