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Recorded Live at Palladium, London, England, UK, May 28, 2006. Tour of the Tormentors - British Leg.   / mozutd   Artwork & Information: Passionsjustlikemine.com
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Setlist:
Panic
First Of The Gang To Die
The Youngest Was The Most Loved
In The Future When All's Well
I'll Never Be Anybody's Hero Now
Girlfriend In A Coma
You Have Killed Me
To Me You Are A Work Of Art
I Will See You In Far Off Places
Let Me Kiss You
I Just Want To See The Boy Happy
Ganglord
At Last I Am Born
Life Is A Pigsty
How Soon Is Now?
Irish Blood, English Heart
/Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before
This third of three consecutive Sundays at the London Palladium which also happened to be the final date of the British leg was arguably the best concert of this portion of the tour. It was particularly amazing how contrasted this one and the first Palladium date were - despite taking place in the same venue with largely the same set-list (with two notable exceptions). From start to finish Morrissey had the audience in the palm of his hand. He was energetic, playful, flirty and genuinely happy. The venue was a seated one, but no one remained seated. The audience loudly and profusely applauded and cheered, the fans were very receptive to every song and bit of banter. There were even two or perhaps even three successful stage invaders, a rare occurrence on this tour.
Of course the surprise and many fans' highlight was with the setlist content. Standard set opener "First Of The Gang To Die" was pushed down one slot to welcome a new opener, the 1986 Smiths single "Panic". The song was seeing its live debut by Morrissey without the Smiths. It had been heard soundchecked before a few recent dates and was finally being debuted. It made sense that Morrissey would start performing this song, at the end of a tour where he often complained about Britain's Radio One and Virgin Radio's reluctance at playing his new singles. The other setlist surprise was the reintroduction of another Smiths-era title, "Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before". The song had been performed twice during the American warm up dates at the very beginning of the tour, but then dropped. It was again slotted as the encore. To make way for these, "Still Ill" and "On The Streets I Ran" were axed.

Morrissey was dressed in a tuxedo and bowtie and unlike previous dates, didn't go backstage to change shirts at different points into the show. He stayed on stage for the whole evening until the encore break. When he came on stage, after the customary lining up with his musicians and bowing, he started by singing a few lines from Noel Coward's "If Love We All" ("I believe that since my life began the most I've had is just a talent to amuse") as he had done a few weeks earlier in Manchester. Then the boys ripped straight into "Panic". After a few seconds the audience realised what they were treated to, jumped to their feet (if they weren't already standing) and roared. At the end of the song, after the final "...hang the DJ", Morrissey added "...soon!". He and the band didn't lose any of the momentum gained and thy then went straight into "First Of The Gang To Die".

In the latter number Morrissey added emphasis in a line by singing "You have never been in love I believe until you've seen sunlight thrown..." After the song he replied to someone in the audience "I didn't cope, ever". After "The Youngest Was The Most Loved" he mentioned the end of the tour and thanked the audience, and somehow turned this thanking into an introduction to "In The Future When All's Well": "This, as you probably know, this is the final night of our 30-date tour of the Disunited Kingdom (cheers)... and... (distracted by someone shouting 'get your top off!') Get your what off? And you've all been very loyal and very kind and so forth (more cheers)... and I thank you with all of my (whistle)".

The audience kept cheering very loudly so after "In The Future When All's Well" Morrissey said "Now you're being too kind... there's a very thin line you know..." After "I'll Never Be Anybody's Hero Now" he mentioned some of the heroes who had motivated his choice of venue: "It's very very nailbiting to think that Sacha stood here and to think that Gracie Fields stood over there... as you'll remember... and Burly Chassis came on this way..." ("Burly Chassis" was some British comedy's word-play on Shirley Bassey who used to belt out songs in the 60's at the Palladium).

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