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Free Mae Show = EPIC WIN.

Mae is one of my absolute favorite bands. Free is one of my absolute favorite words. Put them together, and you have a recipe for awesome, ESPECIALLY when it happens to happen at my school. Here's what they played and what they did.
1Mae
Tisbury Lane

From 'Destination: B-Sides'
2Futuro

Also from 'Destination: B-Sides'. Opening your set with two b-sides would be a slightly bad idea...if it were any other band but Mae (or System of a Down).
3This Is The Countdown

First song from a studio LP here.
4Suspension

I was leaning against the stage (no, really...any further, and David the guitarist would've stepped on my fingers every time he changed effect pedals), and I was the only one jumping during this song. Why do people hesitate to have FUN at these things!?
5All Deliberate Speed
6Painless
7Ready and Waiting To Fall

Again, the only person jumping. I would've felt silly, but I thought to myself, "Why would I stand still while at a concert for one of my favorite bands?" So I kept jumping around.
8Soundtrack For Our Movie
9Summertime
10Just Let Go

For this slow song, they asked all the couples to go on stage and dance to it. Some couples slow danced, some couples went up there and did whatever, one guy performed a legitimate moonwalk. Good stuff.
11The House That Fire Built

They were supposed to play "A Melody, A Memory" right here, but the band decided right there on stage that they'd rather play this instead. It wasn't on the original setlist.
12Embers and Envelopes

...Neither was this one. Actually, it was right after this song that the band did something really damn cool. They told us that whoever went and submerged themselves in the fountain (the concert took place in a plaza on Texas Tech campus, and there's a fountain in the plaza around which the audience was situated) would be able to choose the final songs of Mae's setlist. Well, some folks did it, and they got to choose the songs (and though I didn't get wet, they decided to play my shout-out as the final song of the night). Their setlist called for "In Pieces" and "Anything" to end the night; the fountain-divers called out "Crazy 8's," "Sun," "A Melody, A Memory," "Anything," "We're So Far Away" and "Someone Else's Arms." Due to time constraints, they had to cut out "A Melody, A Memory," and "We're So Far Away," but everything else got played. I've never seen a band do this, but it was amazing, especially considering that...
13Crazy 8's

...their touring bassist didn't really know how to play this song. They literally showed him how to play the song right there on stage in front of us. Also, there's a totally different chorus for this song now.
14Sun

Very soft; it was just Dave for most of the song.
15Anything
16Someone Else's Arms

This was the song that I called out and the band agreed to play. It was inexplicably left off of their setlist, but it ended the night perfectly--the song had more energy than any other song played during the set.
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