Set List Seventeen detonates like a confessional grenade, scattering sex, politics, comedy, and collapse in every direction. These tracks revel in poetic whiplash—where social commentary slams into gallows humor, and raw heartbreak gets doused in sarcasm, beer foam, and existential doubt. "Spreading the Word" answers the dark joke of "save the world, kill yourself," and wrestles with why surrendering isn't an option. "Beware of the Snoogins" comes alive like a wild Jerry Springer episode. "Empty Room" delves into the complexities of a threesome you definitely don't want to have, exposing emotional pitfalls and awkward truths. Throughout, the set bursts with unflinching honesty and sharp wit, painting a vivid picture of modern life's contradictions and the messy search for connection amid chaos.
| # | Track Title | Rating | Four Word Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Spreading the Word | Save world, kill yourself? | |
| 2 | Beware of the Snoogins | Jerry Springer episode lives | |
| 3 | Dot Dot Space | Braille song for blind | |
| 4 | Empty Room | Threesome emotional pitfall truth | |
| 5 | Flyswatter of Love | Painful longing bitter strike | |
| 6 | Times Up | Reckoning arrives unapologetic late | |
| 7 | Sunday Morning Sex | Irreverence meets sacred morning |
A mix of dark humor and raw confession, this set dives into modern life's absurdities. It's about dealing with the contradictions of the world in a funny yet painful way.