Yeah Yeah Yeahs 05/13/2023

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Date: 05/13/23
Year: 2023
Venue: Just Like Heaven Festival
City: Pasadena
State: CA

Set I

Spitting Off the Edge of the World
Rich
Art Star
Burning
Zero
Soft Shock
Sacrilege
Gold Lion
Y Control
Maps
Heads Will Roll
Date With the Night

Set II

Set III

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User (active/rating)	Media / #	Show	Sound	Details	DB Source	User Source
Tulum (5/0)	FLAC / 13			View		SP-CMC-8 (w/Mods) > Sony PCM-A10 > Sandisk Mini-SD Card (32gb - Class 10)
Notes:	So I think this was my 8th time seeing the Yeah Yeah Yeahs? Something like that. I'm almost at double digits with them. As always, they put on a pretty tight and good sounding (albeit, a bit short - only an hour for a headliner? Sigh...) set. I had just seen them last October at the Hollywood Bowl, and it was pretty much the same show, though a bit more condensed, though they did play "Art Star", which hasn't been in rotation since 2018 according to Setlist.fm (even Karen O said, afterwards, "that was a fucking deep cut"). I did not get a very good spot for this set. The set times/schedule had me all over the place, and given I had zero interest in seeing MGMT (who played right before the YYY's), I went and saw (and recorded of course) M83 at the other stage, meaning I had to hike back to the main stage to catch YYY's, who were scheduled to start right when M83 ended, meaning there was no way I was going to get a close spot for their set, unless I wanted to spend half my time squeezing and fighting my way through the crowd, and I also had zero interest in that too. Plus, I figured staying in the back gave me a quicker path out of the festival and to the Uber/ride-share lot. But since I knew I was going to see the set from the back, I did try to find my way towards one of the speaker stacks at least, to get the best sound I could, and I must say, I thought the sound was on point for this stage/set. I was rather impressed, even as far back as I was (which had to be close to 100 yards or so?). I was behind speaker pole 8 if that means anything (for those that were there). The crowd wasn't super talkative where I was at, which was surprising, but that doesn't mean I was free from idiots chatting and screaming every so often, so you may hear some things here and there. What else can you expect from a drunk crowd in the back? Festival life am I right? They played all their standard stuff. As I said, this was a condensed headlining set of just an hour in length, so there weren't high expectations going in honestly. Before "Maps", Karen O had the entire crowd sang "Happy Birthday" to her husband Barney. I do wish they could have played longer as they sounded great, but oh well. You'll hear one woman start screaming "one more song!" at the very end. But that wasn't happening...

User (active/rating)

Media / #

Show

Sound

Details

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User Source

Tulum (5/0)

FLAC / 13

View

SP-CMC-8 (w/Mods) > Sony PCM-A10 > Sandisk Mini-SD Card (32gb - Class 10)

Notes:

So I think this was my 8th time seeing the Yeah Yeah Yeahs? Something like that. I'm almost at double digits with them. As always, they put on a pretty tight and good sounding (albeit, a bit short - only an hour for a headliner? Sigh...) set. I had just seen them last October at the Hollywood Bowl, and it was pretty much the same show, though a bit more condensed, though they did play "Art Star", which hasn't been in rotation since 2018 according to Setlist.fm (even Karen O said, afterwards, "that was a fucking deep cut"). I did not get a very good spot for this set. The set times/schedule had me all over the place, and given I had zero interest in seeing MGMT (who played right before the YYY's), I went and saw (and recorded of course) M83 at the other stage, meaning I had to hike back to the main stage to catch YYY's, who were scheduled to start right when M83 ended, meaning there was no way I was going to get a close spot for their set, unless I wanted to spend half my time squeezing and fighting my way through the crowd, and I also had zero interest in that too. Plus, I figured staying in the back gave me a quicker path out of the festival and to the Uber/ride-share lot. But since I knew I was going to see the set from the back, I did try to find my way towards one of the speaker stacks at least, to get the best sound I could, and I must say, I thought the sound was on point for this stage/set. I was rather impressed, even as far back as I was (which had to be close to 100 yards or so?). I was behind speaker pole 8 if that means anything (for those that were there). The crowd wasn't super talkative where I was at, which was surprising, but that doesn't mean I was free from idiots chatting and screaming every so often, so you may hear some things here and there. What else can you expect from a drunk crowd in the back? Festival life am I right? They played all their standard stuff. As I said, this was a condensed headlining set of just an hour in length, so there weren't high expectations going in honestly. Before "Maps", Karen O had the entire crowd sang "Happy Birthday" to her husband Barney. I do wish they could have played longer as they sounded great, but oh well. You'll hear one woman start screaming "one more song!" at the very end. But that wasn't happening...


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