Zwan 2003-01-22

January 22, 2003 – Chicago, IL, US
Live performance by Zwan
Five Nights at the Metro residency
Date	January 22, 2003
Venue	Metro
Coordinates	41°56′59″N 87°39′40″W
Location	Chicago, IL, US
Venue type	Club
Capacity	1,100
Personnel	Billy Corgan, Jimmy Chamberlin, Matt Sweeney, David Pajo, Paz Lenchantin
Order of bands	Assassins, Zwan
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Setlist

1. "Jesus, I" [traditional] [12:15] 
   1. "God's Gonna Set This World on Fire" 
2. "Declarations of Faith" 
3. "El Sol" 
4. "Never My Love" [The Association] 
5. "Settle Down" 
6. "Honestly" 
7. "A New Poetry" 
8. "Friends as Lovers" 
9. "Ride a Black Swan" 
10. "Endless Summer" 
11. "Mary Star of the Sea" [13:27] 

Encore one

12. "Riverview" 
13. "Spilled Milk" [6:50] 

Encore two

14. "Of a Broken Heart" 
15. "A Certain Kind of Change" (live debut)

Banter

Jesus, I
> God’s Gonna Set This World on Fire
Declarations of Faith
BC: Thank you very much. ... Thank you very much, thank you. We are the Zwan. Thank you very much for coming to our show, this is a song from our new album called El Sol.
El Sol
Never My Love
> Settle Down
Honestly
A New Poetry
BC: Thank you very much. ... He says he loves you, don’t worry about it. How’s everybody doing tonight, you alright? Whoo. Thank you. That was a song called New Poetry that we kicked off our last record. It’s not on the new record. Don’t ask me why, this is the question I can’t answer anyway. This next song, um, has Paz on violin. A multitasker. This is another song that’s not on the new record. But it’s a good one, I think. It’s called Friends as Lovers, Lovers as Friends.
Friends as Lovers, Lovers as Friends
BC: Thank you very much.
Ride a Black Swan
Endless Summer
Mary Star of the Sea
(BC after lyrics, before coda: Thank you very much, thank you, thank you.)
BC: Thank you! Thank you very much.
[encore break]
Riverview
> Spilled Milk
BC: Thank you! Jimmy Chamberlin on the drums. Papa Jimmy, Papa Jimmy.
[encore break]
BC: Thank you very much, thank you Chicago (pronounced “Chick-cago”). My kind of town. Chicago. ... We’d like to play a song for you called Of a Broken Heart. David’s on keyboards, Paz is on violin, Jimmy on drums, Matt on geetar.
Of a Broken Heart
BC: Thank you so much. We’d like to, uh, if it’s okay with you, um.... (crowd cheers) Well, you don’t know what it is yet, don’t.... There’s a lot of wooing but you don’t know what the wooing is wooing, um.... We’d like to play a new song that, uh, we just, uh, came up with about a week ago and, uh.... (crowd cheers) That’s okay, yeah? We like this song very much, it’s called A Certain Kind of Change.
Sweeney: (off mic) What’s it about?
BC: Matt, you don’t care what it’s about.
Sweeney: You already told me what it was about.
BC: Your sh-, your shameless attempts at drawing attention to yourself have failed again. Ladies and gentlemen, this is A Certain Kind of Change.
A Certain Kind of Change
BC: Thank you very much, thank you.

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