Unrest. Three versions. One night.
[FINAL UPDATE, 15-July: Thanks to everyone for the comments, especially Tim and Mark. I'll put my thoughts/review in a new post, since this is really a separate item. For my part, hopefully this is the kick in the rear I need to write more frequently and be a part of more musical discussions going forward...]
It's now Monday morning, and I'm still awestruck and blissed out at what I experienced this past Saturday evening... not only an Unrest reunion of the 1991-94 lineup (Mark Robinson, Phil Krauth, Bridget Cross), but two shorter sets of the 1984-86 lineup (Mark, Phil, Tim Moran) and 1988-1990 lineup (Mark, Phi, Dave Park). I'll try to comment more later, but wanted to get the set lists posted/memorialized for future reference.
Unrest 1.0 (Mark, Phil, Tim)
Holiday in Berlin Pt. II
Solid State
Laughter
Chastity Ballad (yes. in German. a Tim solo.)
Unrest 2.0 (Mark, Phil, Dave)
Ragged (Cltd Hsbnd)
Malcolm X Park
Can't Sit Still
Teenage Suicide
She Makes Me Shake Like a Soul Machine
Unrest 3.0 (Mark, Phil, Bridget)
Plastic Film
Capezio
Volume Reference Tone
Isabel
June
Suki
U.F.O. (E.S.G. cover)
So Sick
West Coast Love Affair
Cath Carroll
Firecracker
Light Command
I Do Believe You're Blushing
Hydroplane
Cherry Cream On
Soon It Is Going To Rain
Angel I'll Walk You Home (encore)
Make Out Club (encore)
[entries in bold & italics were corrected based on comments below; I did not recognize any of those four except MXP (which I mistook for "Click Click").]
It's now Monday morning, and I'm still awestruck and blissed out at what I experienced this past Saturday evening... not only an Unrest reunion of the 1991-94 lineup (Mark Robinson, Phil Krauth, Bridget Cross), but two shorter sets of the 1984-86 lineup (Mark, Phil, Tim Moran) and 1988-1990 lineup (Mark, Phi, Dave Park). I'll try to comment more later, but wanted to get the set lists posted/memorialized for future reference.
Unrest 1.0 (Mark, Phil, Tim)
Holiday in Berlin Pt. II
Solid State
Laughter
Chastity Ballad (yes. in German. a Tim solo.)
Unrest 2.0 (Mark, Phil, Dave)
Ragged (Cltd Hsbnd)
Malcolm X Park
Can't Sit Still
Teenage Suicide
She Makes Me Shake Like a Soul Machine
Unrest 3.0 (Mark, Phil, Bridget)
Plastic Film
Capezio
Volume Reference Tone
Isabel
June
Suki
U.F.O. (E.S.G. cover)
So Sick
West Coast Love Affair
Cath Carroll
Firecracker
Light Command
I Do Believe You're Blushing
Hydroplane
Cherry Cream On
Soon It Is Going To Rain
Angel I'll Walk You Home (encore)
Make Out Club (encore)
[entries in bold & italics were corrected based on comments below; I did not recognize any of those four except MXP (which I mistook for "Click Click").]
+ Holidays in Berlin & Malcolm X Park!
Oh! My dude figured it out - they didn't play Click Click (you're probably thinking of Malcolm X Park)? and Holidays in Berlin is the instrumental thing you couldn't place.
Hi, the second song for Unrest 1.0 is actually called "Solid State". I think some of the MP3 versions of the Twister cassette have some of the track numbers shifted by one number, so it looks like it is the next track instead, called "Oily". This site has a sample of "Solid State".
http://www.rhapsody.com/unrest/twister
The first song is called "Holiday in Berlin, Part 2". I'm not sure if the Part 1 was ever recorded.
I really appreciate all the people who came for this show!
i managed to get the setlists for each version... here's what they say and the order they say it:
Unrest 1.0
Holiday
Solid State
Laughter
Chastity
Sweet Wakefield
Unrest 2.0
Rag-ed
Malcolm X-P
Soul Machine
Can't Sit Still
Teenage Suicide
Unrest 3.0
Volume Ref Tone
Isabel
June
Suki
UFO
So Sick
West Coast
Cath Carroll
Firecracker
Light Command
Blushing
Hydro
Soon Going to Rain
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Capezio
Angel
Make Out
Tim, thanks for playing the show, and for taking the time to wander over here with corrections.
Someone will have to take up the Twister CD-R tracklisting issue with Gracenote -- I went with what automatically showed up, rather than tracking against the J-card.
[UPDATE: It turns out that Gracenote has no entries for the outros to each side of the cassette. Thpppt. I've marked my copy of the CD-R appropriately.]
1.0
"Sweet Wakefield" didn't happen because Tajinder Chadha didn't show.
"Holiday in Berlin, part one" is on the first UNREST cassette (now on CD). Teen-Beat number 2.
3.0
"[quick instrumental gtr bit]" is "Plastic Film" from PERFECT TEETH (7" box set).
I loved the show so much, but the pacing was so weird - 3.0 came out and Bridget set up while Mark played a couple of rarities, and then a couple of 3.0 classics BEFORE Mark says "We're Unrest from Washington DC", and then immediately after Suki, a halting cover that had all but the diehard Factory lovers scratching their heads.
There also seemed to be a mass exodus near the front during Cherry Cherry; mostly younger kids. Was it Metro time, or were they thinking, "Didn't they play this one already?" Their loss.