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March 2001: 23
October 2003: 08
December 2002: 06
October 2000: 21
September 2000: 07
January 2002: 24
October 2001: 17
February 2004: 11
May 2001: 31
April 2001: 18
February 2001: 01
February 1, 2001 Umphrey's McGee — Otto's — DeKalb, IL, USA

Set 1: B. Onion[1] > Much Obliged > Coming In From the Cold > Prowler > Space Funk Booty, The Fuzz, Water, Hangover > Garbage Man > Hangover

Set 2: Nothing Too Fancy > 2x2, Kabump > Mullet (Over), Anchor Drops[1], All In Time

Footnotes:
    [1] debut, original

April 18, 2001 Umphrey's McGee — Otto's — DeKalb, IL, USA

Set 1: Intro > The Fuzz, Divisions > Mullet (Over), FF > Padgett's Profile, Down Under, Much Obliged > Soul Food I > Make Me > Wabash, Last Man Swerving

Set 2: Lost Due to Incompetence (Theme for a Big Green Van)[1] > All In Time, Tribute to the Spinal Shaft > Anchor Drops[2] > Drums[2], Jessica, 40's Theme, Syncopated Strangers

Footnotes:
    [1] debut, Yesca
    [2] with Cory Current on additional percussion

May 31, 2001 Umphrey's McGee — Otto's — DeKalb, IL, USA

Set 1: Space Funk Booty > FF > Nothing Too Fancy > Andy's Last Beer[1], Jam[2] > Blue Echo[1] > Chevrolet

Set 2: Señor Mouse[3], Out Of Order > Kimble, Rastaman Chant > White Man's Moccasins[4], Anchor Drops[1] > 40's Theme[5]

Footnotes:
    [1] with Brent "The Scratch Docta" Hoffman on turntables
    [2] with Brent "The Scratch Docta" Hoffman on turntables; with Who Am I? (What's My Name?) (Snoop Dogg) rap from Brendan
    [3] debut, Chick Corea
    [4] debut in full, original; with Brent "The Scratch Docta" Hoffman on turntables
    [5] with Brent "The Scratch Docta" Hoffman on turntables; with Eazy Duz It and Boyz-n-the-Hood (both Eazy-E) quotes from Brendan

February 11, 2004 Umphrey's McGee — Otto's — DeKalb, IL, USA

Set 1: Walletsworth, Der Bluten Kat[1], Bright Lights, Big City, Thin Air, Bridgeless

Set 2: Baby You're A Rich Man > Get In The Van[2], Nemo, Out Of Order > Visions[3] > The Song Remains the Same, Example 1[4] > Wife Soup[5]

Encore: Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey

Footnotes:
    [1] "Jimmy Stewart" with lyrics
    [2] with Call to the Post tease from Kris
    [3] with band on bent circuit toys
    [4] with Crosseyed and Painless (Talking Heads) teases
    [5] with Stairway to Heaven (Led Zeppelin) tease

Show Notes: with Mother (Danzig) tease after Der Bluten Kat

October 17, 2001 Umphrey's McGee — Otto's — DeKalb, IL, USA

One Set: Hurt Bird Bath, Willie the Pimp[1] > 2x2, Get In The Van > White Man's Moccasins, Spain[2], Roulette > Drums[3], Nothing Too Fancy > Utopian Fir[4] > YYZ, Ringo

Footnotes:
    [1] with Fareed Haque on guitar
    [2] Jake on percussion and with Eric Levy on keys
    [3] with Alan Hertz on percussion and Jake on drums
    [4] with You Really Got Me (Van Halen) tease

Show Notes: I Want It That Way (Backstreet Boys) was quoted before Ringo

January 24, 2002 Umphrey's McGee — Otto's — DeKalb, IL, USA

Set 1: 40's Theme, Miss Gradenko, Gesture Under a Mitten > Space Funk Booty, Water, Dump City, Roulette, Well, You Needn't, The Haunt[1] > Drums[2]

Set 2: Professor Wormbog, Push the Pig > Kimble, Syncopated Strangers, The Triple Wide, Anchor Drops > Drums[3], Get In The Van[4], Thin Air, The Fuzz

Encore: Power of Soul

Footnotes:
    [1] debut, original
    [2] Jake and Brendan left the stage first, then Andy and Joel, and finally Ryan, leaving Mike to finish the set
    [3] with Jake on percussion
    [4] with Sweet Child O' Mine (Guns N' Roses) and Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love (Van Halen) teases

Show Notes: Pay The Snucka was teased after Roulette
The Rain Song (Led Zeppelin) was teased before Professor Wormbog
California Love (Tupac) was quoted before Thin Air with "Compton" changed to "South Bend"
Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love (Van Halen) was teased after Thin Air
Unskinny Bop (Poison) was teased and quoted before Power of Soul

September 7, 2000 Umphrey's McGee — Otto's — DeKalb, IL, USA

Set 1: Q*Bert > Fool in the Rain, Sociable Jimmy, Muff II: The Revenge, Thin Air, Young Lust > Space Funk Booty[1], Lively Up Yourself

Set 2: Phil's Farm > All In Time, Cissy Strut > Jose > August[2], All Things Ninja

Footnotes:
    [1] debut, original (Ali Baba's Tahini composition)
    [2] with Cissy Strut (The Meters) ending

October 21, 2000 Umphrey's McGee — Otto's — DeKalb, IL, USA

Set 1: Hangover, Space Funk Booty, Walk the Proud Land, Out Of Order, Slacker > My Favorite Things > Slacker > In a Silent Way > Front Porch, Thin Air

Set 2: All In Time > Andy's Last Beer, Se A Cabo, FF > Professor Wormbog, Der Bluten Kat > 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover > Pay the Snucka > Nachos for Two > It's About That Time

December 6, 2002 Umphrey's McGee — Otto's — DeKalb, IL, USA

Set 1: Intro > All In Time[1] > Push the Pig[2]-> Resolution > All In Time, Señor Mouse

Set 2: Intro[3] > Miss Tinkle's Overture > Mulche's Odyssey[4] > Dr. Feelgood-> 13 Days, Garbage Man[5] > In The Kitchen[6]-> JaJunk[7] > Hurt Bird Bath[8]

Encore: Let's Get It On[9] > Roulette

Footnotes:
    [1] ended with Jake on stylophone; with Muff II: The Revenge and Muffburger Sandwich teases; with Closer (Nine Inch Nails) finish by Joel
    [2] with Pooh Doggie tease
    [3] with I Got Love (Nate Dogg) jam
    [4] with Waiting Room (Fugazi) tease
    [5] with Jiggy; with Muffburger Sandwich teases
    [6] with Milestones (Miles Davis) tease
    [7] with Milestones tease and No Quarter (Led Zeppelin) jam
    [8] with Carol of the Bells (Mykola Leontovych) tease
    [9] with Mike singing and Jake on drums

Show Notes: with Front Port tease before Garbage Man
last Let's Get It On 2000-04-07 (371 shows)

October 8, 2003 Umphrey's McGee — Otto's — DeKalb, IL, USA

Set 1: The Fussy Dutchman[1], Walletsworth, Utopian Fir > Willie the Pimp > Utopian Fir > Example 1[2] > Tribute to the Spinal Shaft-> Slacker

Set 2: Professor Wormbog > Hurt Bird Bath[3], Thin Air > War Pigs > All Things Ninja[4], Never Cease

Encore: Resolution[5] > Waiting Room

Footnotes:
    [1] with Arnold Schwarzenegger banter
    [2] with Uninvited (Alanis Morissette) teases by Joel
    [3] with It's About That Time (Miles Davis) teases by Joel
    [4] with Jake on hair dryer; with Arnold Schwarzenegger banter
    [5] with Jake on a bent circuit

Show Notes: with Sweet Child o' Mine (Guns N' Roses) tease before Never Cease

March 23, 2001 Umphrey's McGee — Otto's — DeKalb, IL, USA

Set 1: Red Baron > Example 1 > Kat's Tune, Divisions, Tribute to the Spinal Shaft, Thin Air, Make Me, Front Porch[1]

Set 2: Nachos for Two, Syncopated Strangers, Nothing Too Fancy[2] > Baby You're A Rich Man > Out Of Order > Hangover > 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover > Hangover

Encore: Soul Food II > Big Bottom

Footnotes:
    [1] with A-Team Theme (Mike Post and Pete Carpenter) jam and Sweet Child 'o Mine (Guns 'N Roses) and Tha Shiznit (Snoop Dogg) teases
    [2] with It's About That Time (Miles Davis) teases

Show Notes: Dueling Banjos (Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith) was teased after Divisions

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