The Radiators
Hyatt Ballroom
HYatt Regency Hotel
Minneapolis, MN
2/3/01

23rd Anniversary show hosted by the Krewe of DADs 

Taped and transferred by Bill Goss
Ripped, edited, and FLACed by Rev. Mike

SBD>Patchbay>RCA's>Tascam DA-P1>DAT>CDR>EAC>Soundforge 6.0>CDWave>FLAC>CDR

Set I
d1t01 technical difficulties/introduction
d1t02 Let It All Break Down *
d1t03 Yankee Lady
d1t04 Diamond Joe
d1t05 Crazy Mona >
d1t06 Candy Man **
d1t07 Soul On Fire
d1t08 You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
d1t09 Going, Going, Gone ***
d1t10 Between Two Fires
d1t11 Tamp 'em Up Solid
d1t12 Deal

Set II
d2t01 Desdemona
d2t02 Death Of The Blues
d2t03 Run Red Run
d2t04 Delia's Gone
d2t05 Fools Go First > jam > Fools Go First > jam > 
d2t06 Hit The Road Jack > In The Year 2525 > Hit The Road Jack
d2t07 The Floorboard Creaks And Up Pop The Freaks (just Zeke) 
d2t08 Give Me A Kiss (Just One Sweet Kiss)
d2t09 The Train Is Off The Track > jam > Let It All Break Down > jam >
d2t10 Train Kept A-Rollin'
d2t11 encore break
d2t12 Sailin' Shoes >
d2t13 Who Been Here

entire show acoustic and with Peter Ostroushko on Mandolin and Fiddle

* 1st time played
** (Fred Neil) Only played 3 times as of 9/12/04, all 3 in MPLS (2/18/00, 2/3/01, 1/17/03)
*** (Bob Dylan) 1st and only time played

Burning Notes:  To get all of set I on a single disc will require an overburn of about 40 seconds, however d1t12 will fit on d2.

Notes:  There were a few technical difficulties at the beginning of this show, but they clear up fairly quickly and do not reappear, and at times the levels are running a litle hot, but these anomilies are from the board and are unavoidable.  I do not feel that these minor issues detract much from what is otherwise an outstanding show, probably one of the best performances I've seen the Rads put on.

I edited out about 5 minutes of crowd noise from set one in an attempt to get all of the set to fit onto an 80 minute disc.  Alas, I failed, but an overburn will do it.  Absolutely no stage banter was edited out, I made sure to only cut dead crowd noise.

After Candyman Zeke mentions that they are "figments of your imagination" in response to my query of "who are you guys?!"  Little did I know that they were about to knock me out with the 1, 2 Zimmy combo of You Ain't Goin' Nowhere and Going, Going, Gone (a unique performance that brings tears to my eyes every time I listen to it), the download is worth it just for these two performances alone.