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  • Cold Rain and Snow
    Little Red Rooster
    Ramble On Rose
    Me and My Uncle ->
    Big River
    Lazy River Road
    Eternity
    Don't Ease Me In
    Weir acoustic

    Sam

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    Samson & DelilahIt's All Too Much> Crazy Fingers> Estimated Prophet> Terrapin D/S The Other One Morning Dew E: Johnny B. Goode Other than the beefy pre-drums portion where they didn't pick the needle up off the record for a good half hour plus, nothing stands out to me as being particularly memorable about this show. I do remember the Omni possessing an odd feeling of juxtaposition after it spit you out onto the street after the show as parking areas were few, far between and highly scattered. The camping at Stone Mountain was pretty sweet though. Open up your eyes and look within; Are you satisfied with the life you're livin'?
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setlist
Cold Rain and Snow
Little Red Rooster
Ramble On Rose
Me and My Uncle ->
Big River
Lazy River Road
Eternity
Don't Ease Me In
Weir acoustic

Sam
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Submitted by Maggot Brain on Sun, 07/15/2007 - 19:50

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Samson & DelilahIt's All Too Much> Crazy Fingers> Estimated Prophet> Terrapin D/S The Other One Morning Dew E: Johnny B. Goode Other than the beefy pre-drums portion where they didn't pick the needle up off the record for a good half hour plus, nothing stands out to me as being particularly memorable about this show. I do remember the Omni possessing an odd feeling of juxtaposition after it spit you out onto the street after the show as parking areas were few, far between and highly scattered. The camping at Stone Mountain was pretty sweet though. Open up your eyes and look within; Are you satisfied with the life you're livin'?