10/25/2005 Setlist, Photos, and Reviews

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10/25/2005 Setlist, Photos, and Reviews

RatDog

Tuesday, October 25, 2005
The Rave
Milwaukee, WI

Show Info Setlist/Detail Reviews Who Was There

Show Info

Venue Info
Address	http://www.rivieratheatre.com [Map] Milwaukee, WI 53233
Web Site	http://www.therave.com/front.asp
Capacity	1,500
Seating Chart	[Seating Chart]
At this Venue	RatDog has played here 5 times. [Setlists]

Setlist

10/25/2005 The Rave, Milwaukee, WI

Reviews

I: Here Comes Sunshine > Maggie's Farm > Easy Answers, Josephine > Lucky Enough, Ramble On Rose, Tomorrow Never Knows > Playin in the Band > The Other One Jam > Playin in the Band Jam

II: Blackbird@3 > Mexicali Blues@brmj, Corrina@, Even So > October Queen > The Deep End > Uncle John's Band > Stuff > Black Peter, Good Lovin > Touch of Grey

E: Ripple

Stuff - Jeff/Jay/Robin/Kenny/Mark > all

Next ''Good Lovin'' 7/6/2006 [62 shows]

	First Played	Origin	Played (ttl.)	Played ('05)	Every Time Played	Lyrics
Here Comes Sunshine	9/4/2004	Grateful Dead	37	12	ETP	Lyrics
Maggie's Farm	5/1/1995	Bob Dylan	103	9	ETP	Lyrics
Easy Answers	4/30/1995	Weir-Wasserman	196	12	ETP	Lyrics
Josephine	4/22/1995	Bobby and the Midnites	84	9	ETP	Lyrics
Lucky Enough	5/28/1999	RatDog	121	17	ETP	Lyrics
Ramble On Rose	2/24/2002	Grateful Dead	65	12	ETP	Lyrics
Tomorrow Never Knows	12/26/2001	The Beatles	87	12	ETP	Lyrics
Playin in the Band	5/28/1997	Grateful Dead	174	15	ETP	Lyrics
The Other One	10/20/1996	Grateful Dead	193	12	ETP	Lyrics
Blackbird	4/30/1995	The Beatles	180	12	ETP	Lyrics
Mexicali Blues	11/8/1999	Grateful Dead	61	7	ETP	Lyrics
Corrina	6/20/1997	Grateful Dead	181	17	ETP	Lyrics
Even So	5/28/1999	RatDog	160	17	ETP	Lyrics
October Queen	6/18/1999	RatDog	155	16	ETP	Lyrics
Uncle John's Band	6/2/2001	Grateful Dead	80	11	ETP	Lyrics
Black Peter	3/2/2004	Grateful Dead	39	7	ETP	Lyrics
Good Lovin	11/6/1997	Arthur Resnick/Rudy Clark	25	1	ETP	Lyrics
Touch of Grey	3/31/1997	Grateful Dead	155	11	ETP	Lyrics
	11/30/-0001		0	0	ETP
Ripple	2/23/2004	Grateful Dead	68	13	ETP	Lyrics

Reviews

For a Tuesday, The Rave was packed. The crowd was well mannered. (I think they all had to work next day.) Bobby did one hell of an opening show to kick off his fall tour. Quite impressed with the acoustic Mexicali. A good opener of Here Comes Sunshine was not expected in my book. Some soundboard mistakes during Tomorrow Never Knows. And of course Bobby must know when I am at a show because of the Uncle John's Band always played in my presence. Thanks Bobby if you read this. My Opinion and gradin, i give the show a B+!

unclejon.com, Wisconsin

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I attended the show under false pretenses. I thought it was free with a two drink minimum. I was quite shocked when I was charge $20 to enter. Expensive drinks. The place is a terrible place for a show. It has horrble acoustics. It was difficult to hear the singing for the most part or even at times distiguish the different instruments. I was excited to see Bob and the group. I last saw a Dead member when Phil came to town and played before a Dylan concert, and before that I had not attended a Dead concert since the 80s. I have been a fan since I first bought Blues for Allah and attended many Dead concerts. This concert had one thing I was really impressed by and that was the guitarist. He was great. I enjoyed the opening of the second set tremendously. The version of Blackbird and of Mexicali Blues were wonderful. I only wish the venue and the sound quality were better so I could have fully enjoyed the music.

Kevin, Milwaukee, WI

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I was right up front for most of the show and I thought the sound quality was whimsical, except for I could barely hear the sax for most of the show. Also, for twenty bucks or whatever as opposed to 40 or higher, I definitely got my money's worth. Awesome Playin', great opener with Here Comes Sunshine, and I couldn't have asked for better way to end a high energy show than with a super chill Ripple. Bob is a genius. With The Dead he is surrounded by old guys; in Ratdog he has young, fresh talent all around him, and it sounds sweet to me!