Set List Six is Jim Fucking Miller — 20 years in, over 4,500 strikes absorbed, still grinding it out on short notice with blood in his mouth and a smirk under his mustache. "Hideaway" kicks things off like an episode of Two and a Half Men, with you playing Charlie Sheen — women, booze, and total denial. "Look Her Up" and "No Thanks Babe" wear smirks, but underneath, they're hiding bruises that never faded. These pieces wrestle with temptation, isolation, and longing, asking whether connection is worth the pain it usually brings. There's humor, but it's strained; there's lust, but it's laced with loneliness. By the time "She Don't Cum Easy" hits, the truth is obvious: this is a man out of moves. But even here, Set List Six still throws a wink — bruised, not broken… and still jokin'.
| # | Track Title | Rating | Four Word Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hideaway | Charlie Sheen total denial | |
| 2 | Look Her Up | Bruises hidden behind smirks | |
| 3 | No Thanks Babe | Longing beneath rejection facade | |
| 4 | In a Jiffy | Escape from responsibility quickly | |
| 5 | Fifty Ways | Graphic inventive copulation guide | |
| 6 | She Don't Cum Easy | Man completely out of moves |
A bit beat-up and tired, this set looks at what it's like to keep going when life is hard. It's about survival, feeling worn out, but still holding on to something real.