Over the past couple of years, I have made a concerted effort both at home and work to keep my workspace clutter-free. This means little to no pictures, chotchkies, plants and books (unless I’m using them). While it helps me get comfortable in my workspace, I know this can make it look cold and uninteresting. In fact, I am sure it was weird to see my workspace at MLB.com (TPG4Life!) among the many desks strangled by hats, pennants, baseball cards, bobble-heads and other memorabilia. Not that there’s anything wrong with that…
Today, I came across something that, if I were going to break my non-clutter rule, it would be the first to go up: A Texas Designer’s Map of the World. Props to DJ Stout @ Pentagram.
A great friggin show. The performance was mind-blowing and the crowd was awesome with a strong Texas contingent. I loved it. Before I get back to work on my dance moves, here is an attempt at a setlist. I think it’s complete but probably a little off on the order:
Piano Man
All You Rock & Rollers
Stranger Lovers
Vibrate
Sad Sad City
Edge of Town
No Place For Me
Midnight Voyage
Move With Your Lover
Shoot ‘Em Down
Dancin’ On My Grave
Heavy Heart
Robotique Majestique
The Band Marches On
Silver City
Rich Man
HFM
Also, an impressive set of photos of the show by “Madeas” is live on Flickr. I recognize these from the photographer who was standing right in front of us. I can’t say enough how much I appreciate people hauling their gear into these shows and putting their stuff up on Flickr for everyone to enjoy. It’s rock photography at its finest.