{"show":{"id":"king-gizzard-the-lizard-wizard-1699403114","artistId":"king-gizzard-the-lizard-wizard","artistName":"King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard","date":"2024-08-28","venue":"Brown's Island","city":"Richmond, VA, USA","source":"https://kglw.net/setlists/king-gizzard-the-lizard-wizard-august-28-2024-browns-island-richmond-va-usa.html","recordType":"imported-setlist","completeness":"unreconciled","reviewedComplete":false,"version":0,"archivePath":"/archive/king-gizzard-the-lizard-wizard/king-gizzard-the-lizard-wizard-1699403114","sets":[{"label":"Set 1","songs":["Extinction","Theia","The Garden Goblin","Evil Death Roll","Muddy Water","The Bitter Boogie","Raw Feel","Mirage City","Field of Vision","Iron Lung","Hell","Supercell","Gila Monster","Head On/Pill"]}],"notes":"Theia contained The Silver Cord quotes and Motor Spirit teases. Ambrose referenced \"four fried chickens, and a Coke\" from The Blues Brothers because he was eating chicken and quoted Rock Around the Clock (Bill Haley & His Comets) before Evil Death Roll. The song itself contained Theia quotes. Muddy Water contained the drums from The Bitter Boogie as well as quotes. The Bitter Boogie contained the drums from Muddy Water, quotes of Field of Vision with the lyrics changed to \"Field of Chicken\", altered lyrics to reference chicken, and a Muddy Water outro. Raw Feel was introduced as a song about the feeling of putting your hand into a bag of fried chicken. Cavs teased Rock and Roll and Moby Dick (Led Zeppelin) before Field of Vision, which had its lyrics changed to Field of Chicken. Hell was introduced as a song about planet Earth. Hot Wax was on the printed setlist before Hell, but was skipped. Shook Ones, Part II (Mobb Deep) was referenced by Ambrose before Head On/Pill. Head On/Pill contained The Dripping Tap and Chang'e teases and featured Ambrose on sax.\r\n\r\nPoster by Jason Galea\r\nStandard Edition - 500\r\nFoil Edition - 150"},"coverage":"This is a partial archive. Missing songs do not establish that a song was not played. Source reuse rights remain subject to the original source."}