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Only 3 songs are known from this set.

Encores are complete but only 3 songs are known from the main set.

Partial setlist

Partial setlist.

Setlist in the middle section may be out of order

Setlist not in any specific order, only the songs played are known. Bill Berry left the stage during "Tongue" with a headache, to be diagnosed with a brain aneurysm. He was filled in for the rest of the set by Joey Peters of the opening band Grant Lee Buffalo.

Partial setlist

"Driver 8" was a partial version. The encore was cut in half due to an approaching thunderstorm.

This show contained the first known performance of "Permanent Vacation" since January 23, 1982 (Hindu Love Gods performed it Feb. 14, 1984)

Second of two shows

First of two shows

John Linnell was sick this night and most of his vocals were covered by John Flansburgh and Dan Miller.

The next night in Worcester, the band stated this show was one of the worst they had ever done.

John Linnell was ill so he sat down on stage playing the keyboard. This prevented him from using his accordion and the setlist was altered to put an emphasis on John Flansburgh's songs.

Second of two shows

First of two shows performed that day

Second of two shows performed that night

First of two shows performed that day

This show was performed in reverse order of the written setlist, with the encores coming first.

First of two shows performed that day

This was one of the band's worst shows ever, according to John and John. The power went out mid-set

This show was livecasted. "Damn Good Times" was changed to "Dang Good Times" for the webcast.

All songs from "Born on the Bayou" to "Fortunate Son" were performed with John Fogerty.

Greg Howard filled in for Stefan, who had a hand injury.

Peter Griesar's final show.

Also, last performance of #34 until July 9, 2005, the longest gap in between plays of any DMB song.