JULY 14, 1999
SAN FRANCISCO (MOUNTAIN VIEW), CALIFORNIA
SHORELINE
AMPHITHEATRE
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Schedule:
Doors Open at 3:00pm
Women's Shelter ($1 Per Ticket Recipient): The Center for Domestic
Violence Prevention
Lilith Fair Updates July 14, 1999
Shelley
Doty X-Tet -
3:30-3:50 - Village Stage
Tekla
- 3:55-4:15 - Village Stage
Cibo
Matto - 4:15-4:35
- Second Stage
Beth
Orton - 4:50-5:10 -
Second Stage
Murmurs
- 5:10-5:30 - Village Stage
Luscious
Jackson -
5:30-6:00 - Main Stage
Sixpence
None the Richer -
6:00-6:30 - Second Stage
Sandra
Bernhard - 6:30-6:40 -
Main Stage
Mya
- 6:45-7:15 - Main Stage
Sandra
Bernhard - 7:20-7:35 -
Main Stage
The
Pretenders - 7:40-8:25 -
Main Stage
Sheryl
Crow - 8:45-9:40 -
Main Stage
Sarah
McLachlan - 10:00-10:55 -
Main Stage
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Review written by Shelby on the FTE Mailing List (includes little of
each Shoreline show)
(snip)
Now, I guess I should add something
about the Shoreline shows. Tuesday didn't seem to be as good as
Wednesday, even with us arriving much later than expected. We heard
the end of Tekla's set as we walked by the gate. I heard Cibo Matto's
set from near Nettwerk's booth...sounded great. Today, we got a much
closer spot to see Beth Orton perform who really mixed up her set.
She was lovely and witty, more so than yesterday. The Murmurs quickly
got onstage within 2-3 min. of Beth leaving the stage. I heard the
first two songs, as Fred & I made our way to the Main Stage for
Luscious Jackson.
LJ put on a fabulous set which was
different from yesterday's. I wish someone else would mix things up a
bit (hint Sarah!!). Sarah came out for "Ladyfingers"...sang and
danced around. No Sheryl. Bonnie Raitt was the surprise
guest.
I didn't see Mya's performance
(watched it yesterday). She did the same setlist from what I heard
while in the Village area talking to all the fumblers. I think she
has a good presence and will improve with age. LF is a good learning
experience for her.
The Pretenders seriously ROCK!!
Chrissie was in fine form! Tuesday was their first day at Lilith and
she mentioned flying in and not having time to arrange any
collaborations. I knew something would happen Wed, and it did.
Chrissie stated that being at Lilith was turning her into a nicer
person. I really loved her banter between songs...much funnier than
Sandra's 10 min standup spots (btw, Sandra did the same material for
both shows!). Pretenders set was entirely different than
Tuesday's...never did "Brass in Pocket" :(
Sheryl Crow's set was the same for
the first 3 songs than entirely different at that point. She seemed
more into the show this evening and that was the case with most
performers. Bonnie came out for "Every Day is a Winding
Road"...didn't know most of the lyrics. Sheryl talked a lot to the
audience. She hadn't seen "Big Daddy" then launched into the much
discussed GNR cover. Btw, Sheryl uses three videoscreens on the stage
for an added visual enhancement...stuff shown could be used at a rave
show.
Sarah was terrific! She was much more
interactive with the audience, as they were with her. This lady down
front threw a bra at her. Sarah put up to her chest and stated,
"Thanks, it's nearly my size." She told us about the woman who
flashed her at the Gorge. Sarah perfomed the same exact setlist. She
told everyone she gave a crappy performance the first night, which I
have agree it wasn't up to the Sarah standard. I still find it
strange to do the glowstick during "Hold On", just not the same as
"Witness." Bonnie sang "Angel." Their voices blended much better than
last year's Emmylou's duet. I knew Bonnie would be out, but I never
thought it would be "Angel."
The encore was really amusing. KFOG
DJ was talking about this evening on our way to dinner. The band
scrambled to get the correct music and most the singers flubbed the
words. Nice to see a completely impromtu performance onstage!
:)
Interesting things seen at
Lilith:
Tuesday: Beth Orton, Brian Minato and
David Sinclair walking around without any notice. Two VERY drunk
fumblers. Sean Penn & Robin Wright-Penn had been in our seats
before we got there (later saw them leave the backstage area). All
coed bathrooms....scared quite a few men - including Paul, in spite
of all our encouragement :) Mya at Denny's while we were talking
about the show, showing photos & videos from last year's
rumbles.
Wednesday: Mirah's attempt to give
Ash and later Brian a glowstix. She got an A for effort in my book!
Trojan condoms, handed out while talking by the Nettwerk tent. Video
documentary booth set up to interview people...Mirah did it, but alas
I skipped by it. Paul trying to get his comp. tix from the box
office...luckily Edward was able to help him out with a Row I seat in
the center orchestra section! A near fight in the stands between two
group of lesbians...don't know what started it. Michael's interesting
experience with two drunk ladies after the show, who were lusting
after him and his 15 year old cutie nephew.
Review written by Emily,
who e-mailed me her review! Thanks Emily!
Every performer was full of energy, and a joy to watch. Sheryl Crow,
The Pretenders (Chrissie Hynde), and Sarah McLachlan all interacted
with the audience creating a much more personal show. Sarah talked
about the pants she was wearing, light blue with rhinestones, she
said that she loved the pants but if she was walking down the street
wearing them, people would probably think her a freak, so she loves
these concerts where she can play "dress up" it was a great concert,
I loved it.
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