Prepping for Iron & WIne/Calexico

In preparation for the show, I'll be listening to NPR's webcast of tonight's show from Washington, DC's 9:30 Club. It takes place at 10 pm EST. For those that miss it, NPR will most likely stream it for many months.
Thanks to What the f*ck is the internet? for making me aware of the webcast.
Iron & Wine/Calexico - A History of Lovers.mp3
Iron & Wine/Calexico - Sixteen, Maybe Less.mp3
Iron & Wine/Calexico - Dead Man's Will.mp3
UPDATE: The show sounded beautiful. Here's the setlist:
Calexico: Yours and Mine, Panic Open String, Alone Again Or, Deep Down, Bisbee Bluem Crystal Frontier, All Systems Go
Iron and Wine: Hickory, Sodom, South Georgia, Cinder and Smoke, Evening on the Ground (Lilith’s Song), On Your Wings, An Angry Blade, Woman King, The Trapeze Swinger
Salvador Duran: El Jinete, Barlovento, El Huasteco Enamorado
Iron & Wine/Calexico: He Lays in the Reins, Red Dust, All Tomorrow's Parties, Prison on Route 41, A History of Lovers, Always on My Mind, Burn That Broken Bed
Encore: Wild Horses, Dead Man's Will
Click here to download all four sets and an interview: NPR Live Concert Series: Iron & Wine/Calexico - 9:30 Club, Washington DC - 11/30/05
4 Comments:
At 12:04 AM,
Flatlander said…
The webcast is sounding really nice. It's going to be a fun show. Hopefully, the crowd next week will be as quiet as the crowd at the Sufjan Stevens show this summer.
At 10:38 AM,
Anonymous said…
You too are making me soooooo jealous going to that show. I still can't believe the tour isn't coming to Florida...where Beam is from!
Oh well, don't let Flatlander forget to pick up the tour ep for me! :p
At 1:06 PM,
Anonymous said…
Dude the lead singer has one very gnarly beard!!
At 6:10 PM,
=A= said…
I really dig that album. I really dig Calexico alone, though, and I think that they give Sam Beam a much needed oomph. I fell asleep watching an M&M commercial recently and I think it's his fault. Don't get me wrong. I love me some Iron & Wine, but this is a little more.... I even like the first track, although the first time I heard it I thought they were dueting with that blind opera singer and half expected Sting to jump in on a mandolin. Indie Cred!
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