a seminal show and superior sbd. ratdog was just coming into its own in '99 and '00 simply because this is a REAL band out on the road ALL the time getting tighter and tighter. if i was turning someone on to ratdog, this is a perfect show to give them a taste of the band's range, quality and pure road-earned skill.

thx to the band and those that got this to archive.

This was a tight, tight show in an intimate in a box with arm bars freely flowing. Hard surfaces, corners, and empty space erased. Thanks for another impeccable rip and upload by the consummate Archivist.

Double very good. The acoustic openers Deep Elem and Desolation Row are musical magic.

iwas at this show with my wife and had the best time i ever had in naptown. from start to finish this was a soild show, bobby sounded great and so did the band. from deep elm to touch of gray the music never stooped thank bobby for for touching our soul with music one more time.

this is a great show, the sound is also very good a must have for any ratdog fan.

Went to this show with my friend Joe. We live about 55 minutes from the venue.. We left quite a bit early, figuring there'd be a mass of people Some-Where. Well, there wasn't, and the venue wouldn't allow anyone on the parking-lot until like an hour before the show. So, we're stuck down there with hardly any cash (like 6 bucks) 2 tickets to the show, and a rather skimpy stash. We go and sit in Military Park for a while, and we see a man trying to have my truck towed. Apparently you can't just park in parking lots down there and leave. LOL. So we finally pass enough time, lot opens... We see Al Roaker's twin in a purple jump suit, snow boots, and a cheesy grin, and everyone's playing hackeysack, except for me.. Totally uncoordinated, would be pointless. Anyways, we happen upon this guy, he was a bunch of free liquid.. too make a long story short, about half-way through the opening act, my friend looks over at me, (i'm pretty sure at this point he couldn't even spell his own name) and says WE GOTTA GO. So, i talk him down, and he seems fine. Persuasions were a good act, but as soon as they left the stage, the quite was getting to Joe, and Bobby walked out on stage, and Joe flipped his shit completely. I don't think it had anything to do with bobby, so was trying to hide under the chairs and shit. So, long story short, i got Joe out into the truck, and we went home. So glad this soundboards here. I still have the ticket stub, and was sitting in the Murat, but never actually got to see it.

-- Note to self: Don't try that again.

By the way, this show really sounds fantastic, i think the performance was great.. Some dedication to Wavy Gravy and Al Gore towards the end..