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Verified setlist April 10, 2003 Slightly Stoopid
Village Underground — New York, NY, USA

Set 1: Till It Gets Wet, Fire Shot, Jedi, Officer > Cool Down, Johnny Law, Killin' Me Deep Inside > Perfect Gentleman, Mexico, Living Dread, Sensimilla-> False Rhythms, Metal Militia-> Metal Madness > Ain't Got A Lot Of Money[1], Mellow Mood > Wicked Rebel, Unknown[2], Too Little Too Late, Wiseman, The Jam > Down 2 Tha Last Roach, Mr. Music > Struggler > Bandelero, Esè Loco, I'm So Stoned-> Sinking Stone > Leaving On A Jet Plane-> Bandelero Reprise-> Leaving On A Jet Plane

Encore: Drums, Zero Tolerance, Collie Man, Pass Me The Cannabis[3]

Footnotes:
    [1] OG on harmonica
    [2] Pauly Wright
    [3] Mr. Mutton

Show Notes: Full show with Brandon on turntables. Jedi contains two interpolations, 9mm Goes Bang by KRS1 and Bring It On Home To Me by Sam Cook. Shout out to Yellowman before a teaser of Operation Radication during Mexico. This is the first known version of Ain’t Got A Lot Of Money. Interpolation of Sorry by Shelly Thunder in Mellow Mood. Untitled track was performed with Paulie Nugent from Burn Unit. Kyle announces Wiseman as Wisewoman. Before The Dancehall Jam Kyle asks for Ken Kaniff. Last Roach dedicated to Eazy E. Til it Gets Wet teaser played during Mr. Music. Leaving on a Jet Plane dedicated to Johnnie D. (John Denver). Unknown track performed with Mr. Mutton.

Source: Audio, Taper: Mike G, Cut by Lauren.

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