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Nov 6, 2018 1 hr 45 min

75: "I'm Surprised Nothing Got Broke"

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"I'm Surprised Nothing Got Broke" 14 shows in 14 days, part 2 Ted Rockwell returns for part 2 of our conversation on the 25th anniversary of the October/November 1993 tour. We play some fantastic music, including perhaps the greatest Garrie intro of all time: "Please help me in that respect, Thank You!"; a fantastic stretch of music from the Big Potato State; and a sublime encore from Eugene, Oregon. Come along for the ride as we listen to a band firing on all cylinders. But before we get to the music, Jeff and Harvey discuss Halloween festivities in Memphis, Midway, and Las Vegas and also get on our soapboxes and discuss the importance of voting, especially in the mid terms. Links below go to whole show streams from Panicstream. 29 October 1993 - Jackson, WY - Grandroom, Snow King Center I'm Not Alone > Fishwater Source: SBD 30 October 1993 - Nampa, ID - Civic Center Ain't No Use > Time Is Free > Worry Source: SBD 2 November 1993 - Eugene, OR - EMU Student Center Ballroom Dream Song > Sweet LeafSource: SBD

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