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July 6, 2002
Indianapolis Summer Stages
Indianapolis, IN

[Setlist provided by Steve "Sparky" Hassenplug]

Alright Guy
It Adds Up
What's Wrong With You
Stuck All Night
Out All Night
D.B. Cooper
Vinyl Records
Doublewide Blues
Late Last Night
Statistician's Blues
Moondawg's Tavern
Easy Money >
Barbie Doll >
Pink Houses [John Mellencamp] >
It's Only Rock 'n' Roll [Rolling Stones]
Sideshow Blues
New Connection

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Review by Steve "Sparky" Hassenplug:

During the first coupla songs, two roadies of the next band to perform were crouched behind their band's drum kit, messin' with cables and stuff. The problem was that Todd was standing not ten feet in front of them, and it became, understandably, a nuisance to him. Toward the end of the third song "What's Wrong With You", Todd stopped, laid down his guitar (none too gently) and walked off stage! As he made his way to the side-stage area, I heard him ask (heavy on the sarcasm) another roadie, "Am I playin' here, or are we settin' up, or what?" He continued off stage, and an uneasiness settled among the crowd...at least where WE were. A few folks shouted out angry remarks to the roadies; to the effect that they should maybe LEAVE. Todd returned after five minutes, sense of humor still in check, as he told the crowd, "You know, I used to have a band. I figure that when I get another one...we should REHEARSE first." There was a huge guffaw from the crowd, and we were off and runnin' again.