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March 1, 2006, Huntsville, Ala.

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Date: March 1, 2006

Location: Huntsville, Ala.

Venue: Sammy T's

Set list:

Slave to the System
Ruby Wednesday
Dead *new song*
Cruze Out of Control
Abyss
Gone Today
Disinfected
Empire (Queensrÿche) *see notes for details*
Ragdoll
The Crow Flies (Brother Cane)
Anger's Eyes *new song*
And Fools Shine On (Brother Cane)
Stigmata

Notes: From Paul B. - "One change-up they did is between "Disinfected" and "Ragdoll" they broke into the opening riff of Queensrÿche's "Empire." I really thought they were going to play the song all the way through, but they broke it off right before the vocals would have started. The crowd went nuts when they did it, so that was cool to see. Kelly started it and stopped. He and Scott looked at each other and started laughing and then Scott started pounding away and the group just started going at it. When they stopped, Scott stood up with this "I can't get away from QR" look on his face, but at the same time had a huge grin."

Thanks to Paul for that info and for the autographed ticket sheet below!


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Thanks to www.damonjohnson.com and "tybo" from the slavetothesystem.com forum for these shots!

Bands named on this page: Brother Cane, Queensrÿche, Slave to the System

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