Thanks Emma for updating these recent Mazzy Star shows here. As you know, I've been kept busy updating at the FB group, so I'm glad you've been able to update here. Did you say in an earlier post in this thread you are back visiting the FB group again? I remember you said FB had cancelled the account you were using before 'cause they thought it was a "bogus" account. As I recall, I think you used a song title for your FB name. Maybe they didn't approve of that! if you're back in the group, what's your name there, if I can ask?
By luck, photos of printed set lists from all four shows have turned up. Emma has posted two here. i'll post the other two. I wish we had as many recordings of shows as set lists. I do have a good quality recording of the whole Oakland set I obtained via the dimeadozen site I'll share here soon. Someone in the FB group recorded much, if not all of the same show and posted it to youtube partly as single song videos and partly as audio-only. Aside from short videos that have turned up from the other shows (some are of full songs), I don't know of any recordings that are full-shows, just the Oakland one, so far.
Turns out the song "Still" was definitely not played in Oakland (or any other show). It's a mystery how several different people who attended all imagined they'd heard a song played by the band that ,in fact,was not played.
This hasn't been mentioned in the FB group yet, although I will mention it there soon. But at the Mexico show, David reportedly became ill in some way while on stage and the set was cut short by 10 minutes, the last two songs listed on the set list not getting played. His guitar playing sounded off on a few songs. During the last song they played, "So Tonight That I Might See," he stopped playing altogether long before the song was over, and just sat on his stool. One report said he passed out. Two people had to help him off the stage. Hopefully, it was something minor and temporary. One person suggested it could be altitude sickness, as Mexico City's high altitude can make some people ill.