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The Who's first performance in Argentina

The Who's first performance in Chile

This was The Who's first ever live appearance in Brazil, as well as South America as a whole.

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A storm arrived during "City on Down", which led to a 90-minute delay. The band shortened their set as a result.

"Spinning Traveler" show, with Spin Doctors. Chris Barron guested during "Gloria". Eric Schenkman guested during "Hard to Exist", which was the Blues Traveler version of the song.

Spinning Traveler show, with Blues Traveler. "Jimmy Olsen's Blues" is the only known Spin Doctors song from this set.

First ever Spin Doctors show held in Peru

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Incomplete setlist

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Incomplete setlist.

Immediately after finishing his performance, Tiny Tim suffered what would be a fatal heart attack and was pronounced dead an hour later in hospital.

This concert in its entirety was recorded for Mike's live album, "Smofe + Smang: Live in Minneapolis".

Acoustic performance. This show was broadcast live on San Francisco radio.

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Acoustic performance

The setlist is likely incomplete and out of order, though an attendee confirms "Seek Up" opened the set.

Full band acoustic performance

"Muros y Puertas" featured Carlos Varela. This was the first time ever that any Dave Matthews performance featured more than 2 encores, whether it be Dave Matthews Band, Dave & Tim, Dave & Friends, or Dave solo.

"Muros y Puertas" featured Carlos Varela. The Bach piece was played by Tim solo.

In between "#41" and "Death on the High Seas", Tim had an improvised solo which was listed as "I Love Prague" on the DMBand.com live setlist tracker.

Taping for the last episode of "Chelsea Lately"

MTV Unplugged taping. "Don't Tell Me" and "We Can't Stop" both featured Madonna as a guest.

Lip Sync Battle