Steve Vai and The Breed -- Philadelphia, PA -- March 28th, 2005

[Marching Out]

I went to the show last night in Philadelphia at the Trocadero. The show opened with the amazingly talented blues/hard rock guitarist, Eric Sardinas. After he played for a few songs, it was time for Steve Vai and The Breed (Billy Sheehan, Tony MacAlpine, Dave Weiner, Jeremy Colson) to kick major ass. The show was phenominal, easily the best show I've ever been to. By only Vai's presence, I was in awe. I wish the show never ended, but all good things must come to an end. Atleast on my way out I picked up a copy of Eric Sardinas "Black Pearls" and got it signed and I got to shake his hand.

Setlist (not in exact order)

Glorious
The Audience is Listening
Building the Church
Answers
For the Love of God
Whispering a Prayer
K'm Pee Du Wee
Acoustic Set - Pusa Road, Sisters, Dying For Your Love, The Boy-Girl Song, Rescue Me or Burry Me, part of Blossom Suite, another song from Flexable, and another song from Sex & Religion which I cant remember
Midway Creatures
The Crying Machine
Lotus Feet
My Guitar Wants to Kill Your Mama
Love Blood
Liberty
Juice
I'm the Hell Out of Here
The Reaper
Weiner Solo
Sheehan Solo
McAlipine Solo
Colson Solo (drums)

In total it was around 3 hours of music.

[hot_turkey_ed]

3 hours of music is really going to spoil you the next time some band only plays for 60 or 90 minutes.

[Marching Out]

Originally Posted by hot_turkey_ed

3 hours of music is really going to spoil you the next time some band only plays for 60 or 90 minutes.

Haha, yeah, I thought about that.