McMenamins Edgefield - Death Cab For Cutie Plays Transatlanticism

It has been a long time since I have blogged. I got distracted with all kinds of things, one of which was I could not decide if I wanted to pay blogger to host more pictures here on my blog. I love taking lots of pictures and was trying to decide if I wanted to keep blogging or just let it go. In the end, I decided I miss my blog. It is fun for me to go back and read through and see all of the things I have created/done. SO, I'm back!! (said in my most creeper voice).

This weekend I got to go see Death Cab for Cutie. I had not been to a show in awhile and it was so fun to relax and dance and sing and just be not a mommy for a few minutes. Sometimes I get so overwhelmed with all the mommy chores I have to do that I forget who I am. They played the entire Transatlanticism album (they are only doing this in two venues so it was pretty sweet) and then they played a few other songs which they called "part II." I was impressed with how much they sounded exactly like they do on the album when performing live. Amazing live show! A band called Deep Sea Diver opened for them. They had a good sound and I liked them a lot. I had a really good night!

Setlist

The New Year
Lightness
Title and Registration
Expo '86
The Sound of Settling
Tiny Vessels
Transatlanticism
Passenger Seat
Death of an Interior Decorator
We Looked Like Giants
A Lack of Color
I Will Possess Your Heart
Photobooth
You Are a Tourist
Cath...
Soul Meets Body

Encore:

405
A Movie Script Ending
Crooked Teeth

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