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As the set closes with a victorious Don't Look Back into The Sun, they tumble to the ground and kiss in a defiant moment of carefree abandon.
Video screens blast psychedelic dystopian imagery, huge white balloons bounce through the crowd during Madness and the set closes with a storm of confetti and fireworks.
And the set closes with more personal material, whose laughs are truer because harder won, and which shows us the vulnerability and affection obscured by the generic grumpy-dad shtick.
The set closes with Return to Oz, a song as devastating as you might dream the conflation of David Bowie's Rock'n'roll Suicide and Elton John's Goodbye Yellow Brick Road could be; the majestic, sweeping melody carries the bitter story of how the drug crystal meth is destroying New York's gay nightlife.
The set closes with the electropop track "Can't Beat the Feeling", which is similar to the work of French electronic music duo Daft Punk.
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Everything came together strikingly on the set closer, "Stillwell," named after the terminal subway station at Coney Island.
The set closer was a sort-of-cubist modal take on "Johnny Come Lately," which also ends the album.
Whatever the issue, it had no bearing on the set closer, "So That Life Can Endure... P.S.
On the set closer, tentatively titled "Galactic Panama," he struck the perfect balance between elasticity and groove.
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