Beach House on the Moon Tour
E Center - Camden, NJ
June 5, 1999
Set List: (From Gail Kenney)
1) Lage Nom Ai
2) Gravity Storm
3) Ringling, Ringling
4) Coconut Telegraph
5) Volcano
6) You Call It Joggin
7) Schoolboy Heart
Chanson Pour Le'Petites Enfant 9) Changes In Latitudes (Video montage of several years' worth of PH parking lot
stuff)
10) Son of A Son of a Sailor
11) Come Monday
12) I Will Play for Gumbo
13) Brown Eyed Girl
Intermission
14) The Ass and the Hole - featuring Mac McAnally
15) He Went to Paris
Video - I Dream of Genie w/ Tina and Utley( watch for double moons)
16) Why Don't We Get Drunk ...
17) Southern Cross
18) Cheeseburger in Paradise
19) Cairo sung by Tina and Nadirah, backed by the band without Jimmy
20) Flesh and Bone
21) Fins
22) Pirate Looks at 40
23) Margaritaville
24) One Particular Harbour
Encore:
25) Love and Luck
26) Another Saturday Night
Encore:
27) Pacing the Cage
Fan Reviews:
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Submitted by: Gail Kenney
After the show, the guy next to me was screaming, this is the best Buffett show I've ever been to. And it was a good one. Much better than Thursday. JB had more energy, perhaps due to his new keylime green guitar. He kept it for almost the whole show instead of changing off as he usually does. Color coordinated it with his shirt as well. They fixed the sound somewhat 'cause I could hear some of the lyrics to Cairo. Nadirah surprised JB with a new look -- full fledged reddishblondbrown Afro. Just before OPH, JB donned a "parrothead" saying if you can look ridiculous, so can I. He also promised to be back next year. GREAT sax solo by TC on F&B and bass solo by Jim Mayer on PtC. This time more people stayed to the end, but the crowd was older and more mellow. I thought that jettisoning the BHOTM segment made the show flow. Did not miss Math Suks, but did feel sorry for one kid who had made a sign meant to hold up during the song. He never got to use it.
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Submitted by: chris merlino
A great show by jimmy and the CRB. they all seemed to have alot of energy and the crowd responed. i was on the lawn and was surrounded by high school kids who only there to get drunk. that was a little distracting. the set list was good. southern cross is a personal favorite since i saw him to it in charleston, sc in 1996. as jimmy dawned his own parrothead costume for OPH i could not stop laughing. it was a funny addition to a great song. as he finished the show with a beatiful version of pacing the cage another great night of jimmy buffet came to an end. i cannot to wait til next year..as usual the biggest party of the year does not disappoint
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Submitted by: Mark
Comments_On_Show: The 3rd....what a great night. I drove down from Mass in the morning with my girlfriend (1st show) and a buddy and his...it took a little longer than Holmdel last year. Overall, we thougt it was a fantastic show and a great representation of BHOTM in the set. Having always gone to Great Woods, the past few years we've been around to Starlake, Blossom, Merriweather, Holmdel, Polaris and the Meadows, I would have to say that that the Camden parking lot was horrible. Maybe I've been spoiled by the great ones here in Mass!!! Great amphitheater, but the damn beer too expensive!!! ...and $10 to park!!! Better luck this week at Manassas! Enjoy the summer...hope to see you all out there
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Drifty the Gypsy:
Okay, the music... well, the house lights dim and the recored intro from last years Carnival tour starts... the count down timers are stopped at 10 secs. then oner the loud speakers you hear Walter Cronckite's voice and get to count down 10... 9... 8... then Lage Nom Ai. Which sounds excellent in concert. In Camden the third song is Ringling, where Jimmy introduces Doyle and then he is featured. Doyle sounds really good in the mix, and at times him and Roberts steel drums really play off of each other. But, "Come Monday" that is the song Doyle shines on. He is awesome on that.
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