Here's the set list from the Thursday show on March 16, 2006. The set list may be slightly out of order near the end:
Worker's Song
Boys on the Docks
Upstarts & Lonely Hearts
[Something I didn't know....sorry :blush: ]
Heroes of Our Past
Wild Rover
Bastards on Parade
Blackout
Finnegan’s Wake
Sunshine Highway
Walking Dead
Citizen CIA
[Another one I didn't know]
The Gauntlet
If I Were a Carpenter (a Bobby Darin song)
Fields of Athenry
Warrior's Code
Gang’s All Here
Spicy McHaggis Jig
Kiss me I'm Shit Faced
Barroom Hero
Auld Triangle
Your Spirit's Alive
Captain Kelly's Kitchen
Shipping up to Boston
Skinhead on the MBTA
Instrumental (something they wove into "Skinhead" but since I was on the stage, I could not hear the vocals)
Now the set list for the Saturday show was VERY DIFFERENT!! This set list is in the EXACT order (I kept better records this time :laugh: ) Here it is:
Your Spirit's Alive
Boys on the Docks
The Walking Dead
Heroes of Our Past
Citizen C.I.A.
The Burden
Curse Of A Fallen Soul
[Ooooops, one I didn't know]
The Rocky Road To Dublin
Walk Away
Fields of Athenry
Pipebomb On Landsdowne
Finnegan's Wake
Good Rats
Blackout
Wheel of Misfortune
Tessie
Dirty Glass
Maggie May (Rod Stewart)
Buried Alive
Forever
Captain Kelly's Kitchen
Shipping Up To Boston
Spicy McHaggis Jig
Kiss Me I’m Shit Faced
Baba O'Reilly (The Who)
Worker's Song
Barroom Hero
Skinhead on the MBTA
TNT (AC/DC)
They opened both shows with the Boston Police Gaelic bagpipe section!!
On Saturday, they actually did "Tessie" (the tribute to the Red Sox winning the World Series in 2004) which many hard core Murphy's fans don't really like. The highlight of this set was "Dirty Glass" with the female lead singer, the only way for the band to perform Dirty Glass properly is with a female lead singer. She took the stage on Thurday so the minute I saw her, I figured they'd do Dirty Glass but they did that lame Bobby Darin song.....
I was very pleased I went to both shows because they played songs that I REALLY like on Thursday and NOT Saturday and vice versa.
Thursday night, my friend Nelson and I went down in the crowd on the floor and got up on stage for the "Skinhead on the MBTA" Saturday night, we took it easier and just watched from the side.
As I posted earlier, nothing like seeing the Dropkick Murphy's in their home town on St. Patrick's Day weekend! :thumbs: