Spin Doctors
June 13th, 1994
The Bottom Line
New York City

Source:    AKG C1000s->Sony TCD-D7
Transfer:  Fostex D5->Creative Nomad JB3->Cool Edit Pro->CD-Wave->FLAC

Recorded and transfered by David Landsberger (berger@lauan.com)

Disk 1:

(Set 1)
01. Set I Introduction
02. The Drop
03. Highway 49
04. Breakfast In Bed
05. Backdoor Man
06. Stop Breaking Down
07. So Bad
08. What My Love

(Set 2)
09. Set II Introduction
10. Big Fat Funky Booty
11. Someday All This Will Be Road
12. You Let Your Heart Go To Fast
13. Jimmy Olsen's Blues
14. More Than Meets The Ear
15. Hungry Hammed's
16. Biscuit Head
17. Indifference
18. Two Princes

Disk 2:
01. Scotch and Water Blues 
02. What Time Is It?
03. At This Hour
04. Laraby's Gang
05. Cleopatra's Cat
06. Beasts In The Woods
07. Little Miss Can't Be Wrong
08. Yo Mama's A Pajama

(Set 3)
09. Set III Introduction
10. Uranium Century
11. Freeway of the Plains->
12. Off My Line
13. Forty or Fifty
14. House

Disk 3:
01. Bags Of Dirt
02. Sweet Widow
03. Mary Jane
04. Can't Say No
05. More Than She Knows

(Encores)
06. How Could You Want Him When You Know You Could Have Me? *
07. Gestalt's Blues *

* With John Popper

First "So Bad" since May 22nd, 1992
First "What My Love" since December 12, 1991

This was the second of 2 nights at The Bottom Line to celibrate the release of their second studio
album, Turn It Upside Down.  As a result, this show has many songs that were written for Turn It Upside 
Down. As these newer songs were never played again after Eric left the band in August of 1994, this is
one of the few recordings with that material. And I must say that the sound quality of this recording
is really quite nice.

The second set of this show was broadcast live on 102.7 WNEW-FM in New York City (although this recording
comes from my mikes and not from the radio). The radio set was pressed as a bootleg CD or so I've been told. The first set is a warm-up for the radio and consists of some really cool and rare blues tunes, including my personal favorite, So Bad. 

After the second set, the band went down the block to tower records to sign copies of Turn It Upside Down which came out at midnight (between set 2 and 3).  After finishing the signing, the band came back to the Bottom Line to play a third set.  The encores with John Popper are especially good.  This is a special show and definately worth the download.

