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LiveWidespreadPanic.com DISC ONE SET I 1. Old Neighborhood (6:07) 2. Wondering (6:42) 3. Chunk Of Coal (3:56) 4. Can’t Get High (3:47) 5. C. Brown (6:24) 6. Dyin’ Man (4:26) 7. Ain’t No Use (14:40) 8. Rock (7:53) 9. Ain’t Life Grand (4:47) DISC TWO SET II 1. Help Me Somebody (6:36) 2. You Should Be Glad (7:37) 3. Coconut (7:09) 4. Cows Come Home (7:17) 5. Daisy Mae (6:56) 6. Diner (18:30) 7. Driving Song (4:02) 8. Red Hot Mama (10:56) Widespread Panic 9. Driving Song (2:22) John Bell – vocals, guitars DISC THREE John Hermann – keyboards, vocals SET II CONTINUED George McConnell – guitars, vocals Todd Nance – drums 1. Big Wooly Mammoth (6:16) Domingo S. Ortiz – percussion 2. Dear Mr. Fantasy (7:16) Dave Schools – basses, vocals ENCORE 3. Heaven (5:03) 4. Knocking ‘Round The Zoo (6:02) Recorded by Chris Rabold / Post-Production: Jon Richter & Brad Serling (nugs.net) All songs written by Widespread Panic published by Widespread Music (BMI) Administered by Wixen Publishing except: Chunk Of Coal by Billy Joe Shaver published by Sony/ATV Songs LLC (BMI); Can’t Get High by Daniel Hutchens & Eric Carter published by Wet Trombone Music (BMI); Ain’t No Use by J. Modeliste, A. Neville, L. Nocentelli, G. Porter published by Bug Music/Bugaloo Music (BMI); Help Me Somebody by NRBQ published by Farnsley Music Co (BMI); Red Hot Mama by George Clinton published by Gold Forever Music (BMI); Dear Mr. Fantasy by J. Capaldi, S. Winwood, C. Wood published by Universal Songs Of Polygram/Warner Tamerlane Publishing (BMI); Heaven by Chevrolet Amphitheatre at Station Square 08.03.2005 David Byrne, Jerry Harrison published by Bleu Disque Music Co Inc (ASCAP); Knocking ‘Round The Zoo by James Taylor published by Country Road Music Inc (BMI) Pittsburgh, PA Cover Photograph by Jimi Stout ©2005 Widespread Panic. All rights reserved. WARNING: Unauthorized reproduction of this recording is prohibited by Federal law and subject to criminal prosecution..

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