Saturday, 24 June 1995
Isle Of Calves Festival
Oslo, Norway
with Slash's Snakepit, Clawfinger + more
Ricochet
Be Aggressive
Midlife Crisis
The Gentle Art Of Making Enemies
Evidence
Caffeine
What A Day
Easy (Commodores)
Introduce Yourself
Glory Box (Portishead)
Get Out
Caralho Voador
King For A Day
Epic
Digging The Grave
Just A Man

We Care a Lot
From Out of Nowhere
I Started a Joke (Bee Gees)

Let's Lynch the Landlord (Dead Kennedys)
Take This Bottle
King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime cover
10
Angel Dust cover
4
Introduce Yourself cover
2
Non-Album Track cover
2
The Real Thing cover
2
Other cover
1
Confirmation:
CV Database
Setlist.fm
First day of two day festival
Audience recording (archive.org)
Witness (thanks Eric)
Recordings:
Video: Audience recording (excluding encore)
Description:
Before Midlife Crisis: "This song's not going away is it? We're fucked."
Roddy's samples aren't working properly in Midlife Crisis.
Before Gentle Art: "How you doing in there Dean? Say hi to everybody Dean? Stay like that man you need some colour? You guys mind if he plays the rest of the set right there?"
Before Evidence:
- Patton: "You're here on the wrong day... tomorrow"
- Bill: "Why don't we tell them about that secret concert we're doing tomorrow."
- Patton: "All I know it's in Israel."
During Evidence: "Turn around and show 'em yer ass" (Dean spends much of the sent with his pants down)
Before Caffeine: "Dean Menta! Move you're ass!"
In the middle of Caffeine Patton finds a wallet on stage and invites the own on stage, "Meanwhile this whole time the band has been playing - you know why? They're waiting for me... Sometimes I get all wrapped up in conversation with my friends, my real friends. The show won't go on until I get my shit together..."
Before Just A Man: "We have one more sunny weather tune for you" - "It's been a beautiful day hasn't it?"
On This Day:
Year Venue State/Country
1986 The Oasis, San Francisco CA, USA
1990 Parkpop Festival, Zuiderpark, Den Haag Netherlands
1992 CANCELLED Flanders Expo, Gent Belgium
2009 Kaisaniemi Park, Helsinki Finland
2015 Schwuz, Berlin Germany
2022 CANCELLED Tons Of Rock, Oslo Norway