John Barry, "Beat Girl" Digging The Grave Be Aggressive Midlife Crisis The Crab Song Surprise! You're Dead! Evidence What A Day We Care A Lot Easy (Commodores) Introduce Yourself Get Out Zombie (Cranberries) King For A Day Epic Ricochet Just A Man
The Last To Know I Started A Joke (Bee Gees) The Gentle Art Of Making Enemies
From Out of Nowhere Caffeine
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Confirmation:
PattonTrader CV Database Setlist.fm Audience recording (cut at Gentle Art, last two songs from CVDB review)
San Francisco Examiner, 17 March 1995, page C1 - gig listing San Francisco Examiner, 9 April 1995, page 2 Datebook - Warfield ad Press Democrat Santa Rosa, 16 April 1995, page Q9 - FNM article Press Democrat Santa Rosa, 23 April 1995, page 26 - gig listing - 8pm, $17.50
Recordings:
Audio: Audience recording
Description:
Before Midlife Crisis Dean starts to play The Crab Song but the band say "shut up new guy" Patton gets a girl from the front with a nose ring up on stage for Zombie. She sings the song really well. Patton keeps calling her Delores. Before Just A Man: - Roddy: "Are we doing another song?" - Patton: "Would you like to do another song, Roddy?" - Roddy: "People are throwing coins so... Heads, do another song, Tails, it's goodnight... HEADS!" - Patton: "This song is about each and every one of you, and each and one of us"