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October 1, 2005, Merrillville, Ind.
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Date: October 1, 2005
Location: Merrillville, Ind.
Venue: Star Plaza Theatre
Setlist:
Act I
The Whisper
Empire
Another Rainy Night (Without You)
Walk in the Shadows
Take Hold of the Flame
Sign of the Times
The Lady Wore Black
Jet City Woman
Last Time in Paris
Silent Lucidity
Act II
I Remember Now
Anarachy -X
Revolution Calling
Operation: Mindcrime
Speak
Spreading The Disease
The Mission
Suite Sister Mary
The Needle Lies
Electric Requiem
Breaking The Silence
I Don't Believe In Love
Waiting For 22
My Empty Room
Eyes Of A Stranger
Notes: "The Lady Wore Black" made its first (??) appearance on this leg of the tour.
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All photos courtesy of Tracey F of the PMA, except for the solo shot of Michael Wilton. That photo is courtesy of Greg Olma of Music Street Journal.Sources & notes
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