Gigography

[Kuk91]

These are missing from "Gigography Quick Reference" page:

2011-02-08 - BBC RADIO 4's "FRONT ROW" WITH JOHN WILSON - LONDON, ENGLAND, U.K.
Set List- Interview.

2011-02-08 - BBC RADIO 2 MAIDA VALE STUDIOS "RADCLIFFE and MACONIE SHOW"
Set List- Interview / The Words That Maketh Murder / Interview/ Bitter Branches / Interview/ The Last Living Rose / Interview/ Written On The Forehead / Interview.

2011-02-09 - BBC 6 MUSIC's "STEVE LAMACQ" - LONDON, ENGLAND, U.K.
Set List- Interview / Hanging In The Wire / The Glorious Land.

2011-02-10 - BBC 2's "THE CULTURE SHOW" (MIRANDA SAWYER) - U.K.
Set List- Interview / The Last Living Rose.

2011-02-10 - RAI RADIO 2's "MOBY DICK"
Set List- Interview.

2011-02-14 - LA MAROQUINERIE (ARTE LIVE WEB PRIVATE GIG) - PARIS, FRANCE
Set List- Let England Shake / The Words That Maketh Murder / All and Everyone / The Guns Called Me Back Again / Written on the Forehead / In the Dark Places / The Glorious Land / The Last Living Rose / England / Bitter Branches / Hanging in the Wire / On Battleship Hill / The Colour of the Earth. Encore- Down By The Water / C'mon Billy / Meet Ze Monsta / Silence.

2011-02-15 - BBC MAIDA VALE STUDIOS (NPR's "FRESH AIR") - PADDINGTON, GREATER LONDON, ENGLAND, U.K.
Set List- Interview with Terry Gross.

2011-02-17 - INDEPENDENT NATIONAL RADIO 105.8 FM's "ABSOLUTE RADIO"'s "GEOFF LLOYD's HOMETIME SHOW" - LONDON, ENGLAND, U.K.
Set List- Interview / Let England Shake / Interview / The Words That Maketh Murder / Interview.

2011-02-17 - BELGIAN LATE EVENING TALK SHOW "DE LAATSTE SHOW" - BRUSSELS, BELGIUM
Set List- Interview / The Last Living Rose.

2011-02-19 - BBC RADIO 1's MAIDA VALE STUDIO (BBC RADIO 1's "ROB DA BANK") - LONDON, ENGLAND, U.K.
Set List- Interview / The Words That Maketh Murder / Interview / Bitter Branches / Written On The Forehead.


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Also HERE is a little mistake - Shepherd's Bush Empire show should be December 13th (not 14th): http://www.bootlegzone.com/album.php?na ... 9981213dvd

[Hell and High Water]

Thanks! I haven't had much time to work on this lately although I do intend to. The Quick Reference page is #2 on the list I'm afraid.

[Hell and High Water]

RE 1998 Shepherds Bush Empire, bootlegs are notoriously unreliable, although Newrose is an exception. There's a Youtube listing as the 14th (based on the gigography?) but I found this, which is pretty definitive:

Spoiler! :

[DrDark]

^ Yup, it's shown as 1998-12-13 in torrent files I downloaded (from dime) in August of 2007.

[DrDark]

Regarding 1998-12-07, I have a dime torrent from 2009 which indicates the setlist shown is actually much larger. setlist.fm agrees with the gigography and shows the smaller setlist. I've pasted the info file from the torrent "1998-12-07 Muziekcentrum Vrendenburg - Ultrecht, Holland" below:



PJ Harvey
Muziekcentrum Vredenburg
Utrecht, Holland
7 December 1998

Lineage

FM radio > unknown > CDR x 2 > EAC > wav >Nero > flac

From two separate Dutch radio broadcasts

This show is made up from two separate Dutch radio broadcasts of excerpts from
the same concert. One circulates with the correct date, and the other circulates as
Leidsekade 6 February 1999, a date she didn't actually play. The two discs share
one track, "The Wind", which sounds exactly the same, and the size of the crowd
indicates a large audience, ie one that was there for a full concert, not just a gig of
5-7 songs.

The first broadcast ("1998-12-07") has these tracks:

- Intro
- A perfect Day Elise
- The Wind
- Hook
- Meet ze Monsta
- My beautiful Leah
- Outro

The second ("1999-02-06") has:
- Taut
- Electric Light
- The Wind
- Missed
- Highway 61 revisited
- Snake
- The Sky lit up

These are all standard concert tracks for that period, with corresponding running orders.
If she had performed a one-off show, it is more likely that she would have had a different
set list. The sound quality is excellent, with the second broadcast particularly good.
A shame the whole concert hasn't surfaced yet...

DJ comments have been edited out, volume levels aligned, and segues edited for
smooth transitions.

Total time 40:51

1. Taut (3:22) *
2. Electric Light (4:40) *
3. A perfect Day Elise (3:33)
4. The Wind (5:48) *
5. Hook (4:33)
6. Meet ze Monsta (4:00)
7. My beautiful Leah (3:15)
8. Missed (4:35) *
9. Highway 61 revisited (2:55) *
10. Snake (1:45) *
11. The Sky lit up (2:22)



Likely entire pre-broadcast set list:

1. Catherine
2. Rope Bridge Crossing
3. Civil War Correspondent
4. Taut
5. Joy
6. Electric Light
7. A Perfect Day Elise
8. The Wind
9. Hook
10. Meet Ze Monsta
11. My Beautiful Leah
12. City Of No Sun
13. Angelene
14. Missed
15. Highway 61 Revisited
16. Snake
17. ENCORE: Is This Desire?
18. Heela
19. The Sky Lit Up
20. To Bring You My Love or No Girl so sweet

[Hell and High Water]

^ I'll have to think about that. I don't see how to be certain any setlist is accurate for that show.

The gigography AND the Gigography Quick Reference have been brought up to date! Hurry, it won't be current for long...

[Kuk91]

The gigography AND the Gigography Quick Reference have been brought up to date! <...>

Don't mean to be a pain in the arse, but an eyewitness of "Forecastle" set said on the Facebook that they played "Shame" (there's a picture, and it was a couple of days before the first video of it showed up on YouTube from New York gig). "It was about the 5th song or so." - so, I guess it was the 4th song, between "The Community of Hope" and "Let England Shake". And they definitely played "The Devil", but I don't know if it was before or after "Dear Darkness".

Also, Quick Reference page shows Pitchfork Festival show as a "Poetry reading".

And my setlist for "OFF Festival" is correct (I listened to a live radio broadcast):

Spoiler! :

01. "Chain of Keys"
02. "The Ministry of Defence"
03. "The Community of Hope"
04. "Shame"
05. "Let England Shake"
06. "The Words That Maketh Murder"
07. "The Glorious Land"
08. "Dear Darkness"
09. "White Chalk"
10. "In the Dark Places"
11. "The Wheel"
12. "The Ministry of Social Affairs"
13. "50ft Queenie"
14. "Down by the Water"
15. "To Bring You My Love"
16. "River Anacostia"

[Hell and High Water]

^ No problem, I meant to say that there are bound to be mistakes, just post them here and I'll get to them soon. So thank you!

[Kuk91]

And it's probably worth mentioning about Baptist Church choir participation in the last two US shows.

[Hell and High Water]

All right then.

The Forecastle setlist confuses me, I'll get back to it again. I'm hoping that setlist.fm is updated or some other info pops up. Thank you for your help!

[Kuk91]

There's no setlist for this show in Gigography:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/PJ-Harvey-Live- ... SwLyVZystM

[DrDark]

^ I've asked the seller if he can supply a setlist.

[Hell and High Water]

!
I put it on my watch list. Seller doesn't offer international shipping.

[DrDark]

^ The seller said the inlay only contains a picture of Polly, no setlist.

[Orbitronxix]

There’s one missing: The Virgin Megastore appearance in NYC on November 5, 1998. Setlist is here: https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/pj-harve ... 638bb.html