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- For What It's Worth, Sleepy Monkey, and Chilly Water were the first three songs Widespread Panic played at their first show at The Mad Hatter Ballroom which stood on this location on 2/6/86
- You Will Be Fine w/ John Keane on Pedal Steel and Anne Richmond-Boston on Vocals
- This Cruel Thing w/ John Keane on Acoustic Guitar and Anne Richmond-Boston on Vocals
- Goin' Out West and Arleen w/ Randall Bramblett on Sax
- First For What It's Worth (Buffalo Springfield) since 11/22/88
- First Fire On The Mountain (Grateful Dead) since 10/2/88
- First You'll Be Fine since 11/12/01
Reviews
Bipidelphia — 3/17/2024 7:50:17 AM
"Right down by d beach Mon "
Anthony — 2/9/2024 4:10:35 PM
"Dude…. Why does panic not play sets like this anymore? I didn’t even know they covered fire on the mountain. Wahhh I want more good covers like this!!!"
WSMFP1028 — 1/20/2024 5:04:19 AM
"Jimmy is so underrated "
wcmasters — 6/2/2011 8:54:18 AM
"All I can say is there is no better venue than the Classic Center for sound, atmosphere, and energy. It is so obvious that the "boys" play with such intensity here at home!! This show is an absolutely stellar performance with special highlights embedded within the entire show. There's an awful lot of grinnin' goin' on up there on stage!! Thanks, guys, for making the last 20 years of my music life so special and keeping a smile on my face and my head a shakin!!!!!! Mikey is lookin' down with pure satisfaction and smilin' from ear to ear at you guys!!! "
estimatedeyes — 3/6/2011 1:57:41 PM
"First, the videos... please jsut keeping making them. OK?! Best 33$ I've spent on music since Zappa's "Shut-up and Play Guitar" - and there ain't no video with that one s'kids! Second, for all the talk of the "Fire" in listening to it and reflecting on years following the Grateful Dead and Jerry that JB rap in the middle has been bugging me bcaue it was all at once familiar and completely new. So I looked it up in Robert Hunters book of lyrics ("Box of Rain") - and low a f@cking behold there it is - the 2 verses that the Dead never played but Hunter wrote and JB busted out with freakish perfection!! Pretty much no one has ever heard those verses played, Dead, Panic, otherwise. A big bow on an incredible present! (NOTE: don't bother looking online for the lyrics - those sites (at least all the ones i found) only list the lyrics as played by the Dead) Third, thank you! You make the stats nerd in me so happy, so often! D. You're bring THAT light rig on tour now right?! Really great effects, love the rigging etc. "
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Setlist at Classic Center, Athens, GA on Feb 10, 2011
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