Notes:
final "Death Don't"
Set List:
Feel Like a StrangerMississippi Half-Step
The Weight
Queen Jane Approximately
Easy to Love You
Brown Eyed Women
Let it Grow
Foolish Heart
Looks Like Rain
He's Gone
This Could Be the Last Time
drums
The Other One
Death Don't Have No Mercy
Around and Around
Good Lovin'
Black Muddy River

Comments
Even better than first show
Intense show, with consistently high-quality performances throughout. Hot "Stranger" to lead off, with a spontaneous-feeling "Weight" and strong "Easy" as first-set highlights. "Heart" an effective second-set opener, and the "Last Time" flowing out of "Gone" packed a punch. "Death" and "River" were both unexpected and nearly flawless.
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The Next Show
The day of this show, my buddy and I decided to check out Atlanta and do a little sight seeing and found an area that was had an art fair in the middle of a collegiate type area. We hung out there for a couple hours before heading towards the show noticing some flyers posted with Jerry's face that was billed as Slim Chance and the Convicts. Obviously an April Fools prank. I snagged one. When we drove back to the CNN center we noticed that the area that was the vending area from the first show was completely closed for parking so we drove around the immediate vicinity to find a different place to park than the ramp. Lo and behold behind the CNN building was a large storage area for semi trailers or train cars in a big overgrown field that turned out to be the new vending spot that was virtually ignored by the main police force though obviously there were a few about looking for people selling drugs.
Inside the show, our seats we side bowl again by Brent but farther out. I remember this show being particularly good. The crowd reaction during The Weight was like a Dark Star breakout. Another perfect show all the way through. Short but sweet.
After the concert we headed back to the new parking spot and the vending was at full steam including a few campers. We hun g out for a while when suddenly this young guy approaches us and who was obviously tripping pretty hard told us that he lost his friends. After chatting with him for a bit, he told us that he'd been doing the whole spring tour and he taped every show and if we would let him hang with us he'd make copies for us. We were excited because my buddy had brand new tape deck and we could record all his tapes back at the hotel room so we said sure. So he pulled out all his tapes from his duffle bag and we got to hear all ther Cap Center, Knickerbocker, Nassau, Hampton and Copps shows not to mention the Omni first and second nights. It was a stroke of luck that we met this guy and he inspired us to start taping shows ourselves.
Whoops, I said Hampton but
Whoops, I said Hampton but meant Hartford.