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ig-news-digest tuesday, march 9 2004 volume 07 : number 038

today's subjects:
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  [ig-news] 2 tickets to radio city sat. mar 13  ["mallet, jennifer" <jennif]
  [ig-news] photos from seattle 2/17/04     ["bonster" <bonster@drizzle.com>]
  [ig-news] 1 ticket wilmington tonite  ["vicki toye" <one85fan@hotmail.com>]
  [ig-news] re: ig on today show  ["juliana smith" <monkeemaidjules@yahoo.co]
  [ig-news] 3/6/04 norfolk, va show      ["marci dahms" <mdahms@hotmail.com>]

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date: mon, 8 mar 2004 13:03:32 -0800
from: "mallet, jennifer" <jennifer.mallet@wmg.com>
subject: [ig-news] 2 tickets to radio city sat. mar 13

[sherlyn's note: this message was originally sent to the indigo
girls mailing list at netspace.org.]

hi,

i have 2 tickets for saturday's radio city show:

orch2
row g
seats 210-209

what i paid: $108.75

let me know if you're interested!

thanks,

jen

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date: mon, 8 mar 2004 12:49:03 -0800
from: "bonster" <bonster@drizzle.com>
subject: [ig-news] photos from seattle 2/17/04

[sherlyn's note: this message was originally sent to the indigo
girls mailing list at netspace.org.]

photos from the kmtt concert at the triple door:

http://kmtt.com/photowall.asp?id=6717

- -bon

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date: mon, 8 mar 2004 09:46:37 -0500
from: "vicki toye" <one85fan@hotmail.com>
subject: [ig-news] 1 ticket wilmington tonite

[sherlyn's note: this message was originally sent to the indigo
girls mailing list at netspace.org.]

please email me if you're interested.

vicki

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date: mon, 8 mar 2004 07:24:28 -0800
from: "juliana smith" <monkeemaidjules@yahoo.com>
subject: [ig-news] re: ig on today show

[sherlyn's note: this is an excerpt of a message which was originally sent to
the indigo girls mailing list at netspace.org.]

[...]

so they mention the girls just a little bit before they feature them, playing "closer to fine" in the background as well as "three hits". then matt lauer (sp?) introduces them and gives a really short interview before they break into "perfect world".

he asked amy if she thought their music had changed much over the 20 years they'd been really performing together and noted that fans and critics were commenting on how much it *hasn't* on the whole, the idea that "if it's not broke, don't fix it." amy disagreed a bit, noting that their songwriting has evolved and they as people have evovled. a good answer. she looked a little nervous though, rocking back and forth on her feet some. emily talked about gay marriage and how it *is* an important view to take in this election, not something that should be ignored and that she's glad it's finally coming to the forefront.

matt never *said* the girls were gay but it was the only 'cause' he gave to demonstrate their social conscience. amy expressed disappointment about kerry not being supportive of gay marriage, opting instead for civil unions.

then matt asked them what they were going to play and amy jumped right in by saying they were going to play "all that we let in" but realized she meant that that was the album title. emily looked horrified for a split second, shaking her head and laughing, "i can't *play* that!!" then they broke into "perfect world".

it was a great performance except i noticed when amy's guitar and the rest of the band joins up after the drum intro... amy's guitar *didn't*. so the song was heavily carried by the banjo and accordian. it wasn't a bad take, but amy looked a little bit nervous and as soon as the song had ended and they said thank you she turned right to emily and exclaimed, "my guitar wasn't turned on at the beginning!" she really does worry, doesn't she?

anyway, that was that. oh, fashion report. amy was in this great sort of dark gray blue cotton shirt, looked almost remonicent of stuff you'd see hippies wearing back in the 60's, sorta flowing, looked like an import shirt, and a pair of jeans, black boots. no make-up! or at least nothing striking for once. i so prefer her without.

emily was in a pink shirt and black slacks with this great necklace, a big round chunky piece that looked like the inside of a shell. they were both looking quite fantastic!

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~juliana

"part of emily is saying, 'we're working hard, and now you just shot us in the foot.' but i feel like we're shut out of that (rolling stone) anyway, so why not go out in a blaze of glory?" ~amy (indigo girls) discussing emily's reaction to "lucystoners".

"overload the ruler with information and [he'll] kill you just to simplify things."
- -hagrid discussing ogres to harry potter in "the order of the phoenix (think about bush when you read this...)

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date: mon, 8 mar 2004 10:26:24 -0700
from: "marci dahms" <mdahms@hotmail.com>
subject: [ig-news] 3/6/04 norfolk, va show

[sherlyn's note: this is an excerpt of a message which was originally sent to
the indigo girls mailing list at netspace.org.]

i'm not good at show reviews, but here is my experience from the show at the norva...

i thought this show was amazing! not necessarily the best setlist ever, but a very good one nonetheless. i had the most incredible time. i thought the energy of the crowd was great. amy and emily really seemed to be having a good time. amy was in a rocking mood. emily had that twinkle in her eye as she smiled.

i flew into norfolk from denver to visit some friends and catch this show. the first time i ever saw them in concert was back in '92 or '93 at the boathouse, and i've been in love ever since. i am generally an emily person, but i will never forget how i felt when amy sang romeo & juliet that first time. i have wanted to hear that song again live for years, and i finally got my wish saturday night! the setlist actually said johnny rotten, but she changed her mind. yippee! love will come and power of two were also a treat!

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anyway, here is the setlist in order:

tether
fill it up again
yield
power of two
shame on you (written shame of you on setlist)
trouble
perfect world
come on home
scooter boys
least complicated
dairy queen
love will come
heartache for everyone
closer to fine
romeo & juliet (listed as johnny rotten on setlist)
free in you
moment of forgiveness
get out the map
go
all that we let in
galileo

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