Setlist in Seattle

I should preface this review by saying that there are two primary reasons I am giving Setlist in Seattle five stars: one, I imagine the iTunes algorithm would sink any chances of its being noticed if it was given any less, and two, this is one half of what Dan McKenney wanted for his birthday, which I am writing this on (the second half will be delivered once my ballot has been mailed to me). You'll notice one of the reasons isn't "it's a great show", despite my thinking so, but at this point I think it's still a little early to say that this show has reached the levels of greatness [BRACKET!] has. It lacks the star power of the latter, the episodes lack the variety in subject matter so those without an invested interest in either music or these three chuckleheads may not be too interested, and the listener must be able to commit to the bit. I realize there's some hypocrisy in my saying that last point, as I am an autistic individual who has on more than one occasion taken something said either here or on [BRACKET!] far too seriously, but I'm getting a little better at that. To reiterate, this is not to say that I do not adore Setlist in Seattle; I wolf down these episodes like Jesse wolfs down a plate of hot fish. I just hope that the quality of this show continues to rise, and that, just maybe, this will be able to top ROLLING! as their second-best show. (Also I will offer a goat to the pagan god of your choice to be the guest on the Reel Big Fish episode.)

Great music Great guys Nice atmosphere Foods ehh Love the new pod guys You guys are killing it

He’s a very nice man for letting these boys come do their little music show at his diner every week.