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David R.

*Spoilers* Looks like they played side 1 of Apostrophe with the exception of Father O'Blivion. Setlist looks decent to me. I'll be making my way to the Albany Palace Theatre show on Friday August 23rd. Only a 12 minute drive from my house.

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rence l.

The song selection looks balanced and should appeal to both dedicated fans and people hearing the material for the first time.

rence l.

This sounds like a concert worth attending, especially with such a short drive from home. Hopefully the final setlist includes a few surprises.

rence l.

It is always exciting to recognize several favorite tracks before attending a show. The first side of Apostrophe should work very well live.

rence l.

The Palace Theatre seems like an excellent setting for this kind of performance. I hope the sound quality and atmosphere are both memorable.

rence l.

A well-planned setlist can make a major difference to the energy of a concert. This one already sounds promising.

rence l.

Playing material from Apostrophe should make the show very enjoyable for longtime fans. It will be interesting to see whether they include any unexpected songs.

rence l.

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rence l.

That sounds like a strong setlist, especially if they are performing most of the first side of Apostrophe. The Albany Palace Theatre should be a great venue for the show.

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Clinton C.

Nice, that’s a solid chunk of Apostrophe to pull from. Any chance they rotate in Father O’Blivion at later shows, or has it been consistently left out so far? Enjoy the Albany Palace Theatre stop - can’t beat a great setlist as brainrot clicker with only a 12-minute drive home.

David L.

That sounds fantastic. I appreciate you sharing it. 

Michael A.

Nice catch on the Apostrophe' side 1 minus 'Father O'Blivion'! That's a cool Bitlife twist.

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