- The Last Snowstorm of the Year
- Will the Night
- Like a Forest
- Lordy

It was such an amazing gig. Really good sound, excepting for a constant buzz, after the third or fourth song, which was all the time breaking the silence, and causing troubles to the band. They were extremely nice. After "Candy Girl" Alan said "it is always the same.. we are serious for three or four songs and then we turn into... clowns". At this point, Zak started to do some clown dance. When presenting "La la la.." Alan said it was really easy to sing along, like a Frank Sinatra song. It seems his Spanish is improving, because he even know our verb "cantar" (sing). My favourite speeching moment came before playing "Last snowstorm...". He presented the song saying that in Duluth they are really used to snowstorms. And then he said "and it is a really short song, so do not worry, if you dont like it, it will be over soon". I dont want you to bore to death with all the intros and speeches, but they were great. Even when the silence was broken by a mobile call just at the end of Candy Girl, they just started to do some parody of a telephonic conversation. I really think they were feeling comfortable. Or maybe it is just that I want to think it, because, you know, I really really want them to come back.

Ssongs like "John Prine" are just amazing. When they started to sing the last lines we were shocked. I have never seen so much emotion expressed with such few means. "Candy Girl" and "The lamb" were great, too.

They even thanked the people who worked preparing the stage. This could sound pretty normal, but it is not, you know. And after the gig they spent a lot of time signing records and cds. I have now my copy of "Trust" signed by them all, and I had the chance to ask Zak to come back as soon as possible. You know, they should be touring Europe every two months. I do know that's selfish, but.... I do not care! I mean, is there any more beautiful sound than Mimi's voice?

Still enjoying the perfect Christmas gift.