Gov't Mule 2023-12-29
The Met, Philadelphia, PA
Set 1
Set One
01. Mule
02. Wake Up Dead
03. Banks Of The Deep End
04. Time To Confess
05. Same As It Ever Was
06. Peace I Need
07. The River Only Flows One Way
08. Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City *
09. Mountain Jam *
01. Mule
02. Wake Up Dead
03. Banks Of The Deep End
04. Time To Confess
05. Same As It Ever Was
06. Peace I Need
07. The River Only Flows One Way
08. Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City *
09. Mountain Jam *
Set 2
Set Two
10. Thorazine Shuffle ^
11. Larger Than Life
12. No Need To Suffer
13. Freeway Jam *
14. Dreams *
15. Soulshine *
16. E: Loser *
17. Going Out West *
10. Thorazine Shuffle ^
11. Larger Than Life
12. No Need To Suffer
13. Freeway Jam *
14. Dreams *
15. Soulshine *
16. E: Loser *
17. Going Out West *
Set 3
Comment
Notes:
- "You know the question, the question is 'Where's my Mule?' And the answer is, Philamotherfuckingdelphia. We here tonight, baby. Fourth time's a charm. Fourth time's a charm." - Warren Haynes during the opening song, Mule, alluding to how the concert had been rescheduled three times starting in December 2021 with Covid-19.
- * Jimmy Vivino, guitar / Shawn Pelton, drums.
- ^ Fades in.
- During a couple instances in the second set, clapping from an audience member near microphones, which were set up on the balcony railing, was pronounced so I swapped in the right channel. The sound briefly changes to mono but it's a more pleasant than close clapping, which was too difficult to otherwise scrub.
- Show poster by Nathaniel Deas.
- "You know the question, the question is 'Where's my Mule?' And the answer is, Philamotherfuckingdelphia. We here tonight, baby. Fourth time's a charm. Fourth time's a charm." - Warren Haynes during the opening song, Mule, alluding to how the concert had been rescheduled three times starting in December 2021 with Covid-19.
- * Jimmy Vivino, guitar / Shawn Pelton, drums.
- ^ Fades in.
- During a couple instances in the second set, clapping from an audience member near microphones, which were set up on the balcony railing, was pronounced so I swapped in the right channel. The sound briefly changes to mono but it's a more pleasant than close clapping, which was too difficult to otherwise scrub.
- Show poster by Nathaniel Deas.
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