Uploaded January 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
An uncirculated, undocumented live-show from late 2007 at Sector 7G Tattoo in Columbus, Ohio. Gene and Glenn were absent for this show as it wasn't planned. Special thanks to Christopher Michael for sharing this recording. Here is the track-list as far as I was able to figure out, let me know if you can help fill in the blanks in the comments below:
01 - Jam #1
02 - Jam #2
03 - The Wind Cries Mary
04 - Manic Depression
05 - Fire
06 - Superstar
07 - The Enabler
08 - Wonderful Tonight (Tease)
09 - Put The Coke On My Dick
10 - Little Sisters Of The Poor
11 - On Broadway
12 - White Rabbit (Featuring Kathi Marie Kilgore on Vocals)
13 - Mister Would You Please Help My Pony (Instrumental)
14 - Red Hot Mamma
15 - Unknown (Maggot Brain?)
16 - Unknown
17 - My Guitar Wants To Kill Your Momma
18 - Willin'
19 - Unknown
20 - Folsom Prison Blues
21 - Sisters And Brothers
22 - Unknown
23 - Unknown
24 - Dead Flowers
25 - Sunny Afternoon
26 - Hey Joe
"Columbus ohio-lifestyles communities something our last gig here was horrendous, one of the worst we ever played. This place is a sort of cement and steel kinda structure, not too warm and friendly. I ate the worst Indian food I’ve ever had before this show and I thought I was gonna puke all night. We came out and delivered a very measured, and deliberate ass whooping on Columbus. We kinda waited for the crowd to come to us. This was a really fun show and by the end the crowd was good and drunk, and really rowdy. We played lmlyp and once again the stage filled up with dozens of girls, most of which were beautiful. I’ve only been on tour for a little over a week but I desperately need to get laid. Afterwards me and dave and claude went out and raged. We ended up in the basement of this tattoo parlor where a full-on party was in progress. I was drunk. We ended up jamming (or trying to jam) for awhile but I could barely hold a pick, let alone play anything worth listening to. Still it was a great fuckin time with great people. I really miss that kinda shit. It reminded me of something from the punk rock days in the mid 80’s in Philly, I think the place was called the crypt. It was just a basement of some guy’s house and they did shows there all the time. Passed out close to 5am and then we drove to Cleveland, where we are right now." - Mickey
An uncirculated, undocumented live-show from late 2007 at Sector 7G Tattoo in Columbus, Ohio. Gene and Glenn were absent for this show as it wasn't planned. Special thanks to Christopher Michael for sharing this recording. Here is the track-list as far as I was able to figure out, let me know if you can help fill in the blanks in the comments below:
01 - Jam #1
02 - Jam #2
03 - The Wind Cries Mary
04 - Manic Depression
05 - Fire
06 - Superstar
07 - The Enabler
08 - Wonderful Tonight (Tease)
09 - Put The Coke On My Dick
10 - Little Sisters Of The Poor
11 - On Broadway
12 - White Rabbit (Featuring Kathi Marie Kilgore on Vocals)
13 - Mister Would You Please Help My Pony (Instrumental)
14 - Red Hot Mamma
15 - Unknown (Maggot Brain?)
16 - Unknown
17 - My Guitar Wants To Kill Your Momma
18 - Willin'
19 - Unknown
20 - Folsom Prison Blues
21 - Sisters And Brothers
22 - Unknown
23 - Unknown
24 - Dead Flowers
25 - Sunny Afternoon
26 - Hey Joe
"Columbus ohio-lifestyles communities something our last gig here was horrendous, one of the worst we ever played. This place is a sort of cement and steel kinda structure, not too warm and friendly. I ate the worst Indian food I’ve ever had before this show and I thought I was gonna puke all night. We came out and delivered a very measured, and deliberate ass whooping on Columbus. We kinda waited for the crowd to come to us. This was a really fun show and by the end the crowd was good and drunk, and really rowdy. We played lmlyp and once again the stage filled up with dozens of girls, most of which were beautiful. I’ve only been on tour for a little over a week but I desperately need to get laid. Afterwards me and dave and claude went out and raged. We ended up in the basement of this tattoo parlor where a full-on party was in progress. I was drunk. We ended up jamming (or trying to jam) for awhile but I could barely hold a pick, let alone play anything worth listening to. Still it was a great fuckin time with great people. I really miss that kinda shit. It reminded me of something from the punk rock days in the mid 80’s in Philly, I think the place was called the crypt. It was just a basement of some guy’s house and they did shows there all the time. Passed out close to 5am and then we drove to Cleveland, where we are right now." - Mickey
