2/18/2014 Setlist, Photos, and Reviews

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2/18/2014 Setlist, Photos, and Reviews

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Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Lincoln Theatre
Washington, DC

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Show Info

Venue Info
Address	1215 U St NW [Map] Washington, DC 20007
Web Site	http://www.thelincolndc.com/
Phone	(202) 328-6000
Capacity	1,225
Seating Chart	[Seating Chart]
At this Venue	RatDog has played here 2 times. [Setlists]

Setlist

2/18/2014 Lincoln Theatre, Washington, DC

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I: Jack Straw > Ashes and Glass, Row Jimmy, Youngblood, All Along the Watchtower > Dark Star > Easy to Slip

II: Me and My Uncle@*, Mexicali Blues@*, Dark Star* > Help on the Way* > Slipknot!* > Estimated Prophet* > The Other One* > Stuff* > Wharf Rat* > Slipknot!* > Franklin's Tower*

E: Bertha

*-with John Kadlecik (Guitar/Vocals)

	First Played	Origin	Played (ttl.)	Played ('14)	Every Time Played	Lyrics
Jack Straw	3/13/1998	Grateful Dead	138	7	ETP	Lyrics
Ashes and Glass	5/28/1999	RatDog	161	7	ETP	Lyrics
Row Jimmy	2/4/2005	Grateful Dead	32	3	ETP	Lyrics
Youngblood	5/1/1995	The Coasters	99	3	ETP	Lyrics
All Along the Watchtower	12/8/1996	Bob Dylan	75	4	ETP	Lyrics
Dark Star	12/2/2000	Grateful Dead	123	7	ETP	Lyrics
Easy to Slip	4/22/1995	George/Kibbee	163	5	ETP	Lyrics
Me and My Uncle	11/19/1999	John Phillips	104	5	ETP	Lyrics
Mexicali Blues	11/8/1999	Grateful Dead	61	4	ETP	Lyrics
Help on the Way	10/16/2000	Grateful Dead	116	7	ETP	Lyrics
Slipknot!	10/16/2000	Grateful Dead	116	7	ETP
Estimated Prophet	10/21/1997	Grateful Dead	123	7	ETP	Lyrics
The Other One	10/20/1996	Grateful Dead	193	9	ETP	Lyrics
Wharf Rat	3/26/2002	Grateful Dead	50	3	ETP	Lyrics
Franklin's Tower	10/16/2000	Grateful Dead	111	6	ETP	Lyrics
	11/30/-0001		0	0	ETP
Bertha	10/25/2003	Grateful Dead	47	4	ETP	Lyrics

Reviews

Hope you did not miss this one. I thought that I was getting tired of Bobby and that he was just becoming a relic of the Past. How wrong one can be. Astonishing Performance last night. Quite amazing I tell you. Bobby is the all time master of the Jam. Needed Kimock bad to change the same old Ratdog. This is the new and wonderful Ratdog. My regret is I can't see more shows. And the download is amazing. And John K rocked the House.
Two Thumbs up.

Seastones, Buckingham

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The town, the venue, the crowd... im sure they all played a part in how good this show was, but this incarnation of our beloved band with JK sitting in for set 2... they took the music to heights I thought were but a memory in my swiss cheese mind. The second set was possibly the best set I've seen Ratdog perform. You could tell the room was preparing for launch as the took us into the expands of the universe during the jams of the second set. Even some of the most infamous doubters of JK (names withheld to protect the not-so innocent) were impressed with his performance. The tones that are coming out of Wass's bass at times are obviously not of this planet, and Bobby looked and sounded as healthy and energized as I can remember in the recent past. I don't even know where to start on Kimock... holy shit. I thought I heard him in '07... nah, I hadn't heard him yet. I heard him in DC though. I really feel like he was freed up to explore and create with JK there, and he went off. I mean, WENT OFF. you know that "Had me holding on by my fingernails" kind of went off. JC was his predictable genius, as we have come to expect and be spoiled with. He is consistantly a highlight for me. Jay never disappoints, and during the deepest of jams, he was the anchor line that I was able to follow back up to the surface. I can't start to explain the simple joy I carried out of that theater, into U street, and onto the metro that night. Thanks to all that made that weekend in the middle of the week such an incredible escape. Take care of eachother out there on the road...

doc, Williamsburg, VA

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