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Understanding 9/11Ratdog Live at The Depot on 2009-08-29
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disc 1
***Set I***
01 Jam->
02 Help on the Way->
03 Slipknot!->
04 Loser->
05 Money For Gasoline
06 Cassidy->
07 Book Of Rules->
08 Little Red Rooster->
09 Odessa->
10 At A Siding/
disc 2
***Set II***
01 Me & My Bobby McGee
02 Catfish John
03 Looks Like Rain
04 He's Gone->
05 The Other One->
06 Stuff
disc 3
07 Death Don't Have No Mercy->
08 Slipknot! reprise->
09 Franklin's Tower
-encore:
10 One More Saturday Night
***Set I***
01 Jam->
02 Help on the Way->
03 Slipknot!->
04 Loser->
05 Money For Gasoline
06 Cassidy->
07 Book Of Rules->
08 Little Red Rooster->
09 Odessa->
10 At A Siding/
disc 2
***Set II***
01 Me & My Bobby McGee
02 Catfish John
03 Looks Like Rain
04 He's Gone->
05 The Other One->
06 Stuff
disc 3
07 Death Don't Have No Mercy->
08 Slipknot! reprise->
09 Franklin's Tower
-encore:
10 One More Saturday Night
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Notes
Minor glitch fixes w/ cooledit.
Jackie Greene Band opened.
Reviews
Reviewer:
nigeldavahah
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favoritefavoritefavoritefavoritefavorite -
August 29, 2015
Subject: Great show
Subject: Great show
2 solid RATDOG sets here.
Reviewer:
martinzimmer13
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February 12, 2010
Subject: MELANCHOLY
Subject: MELANCHOLY
...seems to be the word of that day in late august 09. On the 28th of August my father was buried. One week earlier he was at home, tried to rise from his couch, suffered a heart attack without a warning and passed away. I was on the road, called home and arrived there one hour later. No chance to say goodbye.
I didn't catch this "Depot" show until now, February. It's in a mellow, dense, somehow melancholy mood throughout,and as I look back from now through the time gap it seems to fit perfectly.
"Come to dadd-y-iiie...", Bob sings, and whole the venue answers, and all mourn the loss told in the lyrics of LOSER, and, as I write this, to me it's a funeral sermon.
And the band plays on, in a howling style, they're soloing so deeply heartfelt, so intense, I hardly can bear them - but at the same time this music is a consolation.
It's so beautiful.
A special.
I didn't catch this "Depot" show until now, February. It's in a mellow, dense, somehow melancholy mood throughout,and as I look back from now through the time gap it seems to fit perfectly.
"Come to dadd-y-iiie...", Bob sings, and whole the venue answers, and all mourn the loss told in the lyrics of LOSER, and, as I write this, to me it's a funeral sermon.
And the band plays on, in a howling style, they're soloing so deeply heartfelt, so intense, I hardly can bear them - but at the same time this music is a consolation.
It's so beautiful.
A special.
