oh yeah 03.22.2007 day. One of my favorite shows attended. That second set is absolutely wild.
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Obligatory yearly blah blah blah… 
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Hey man keep it up! I love diving into some of these older gems!
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15 years ago. One of the best Blue Echos and the first night of one of the best 5 night runs ever?
April 1, 2008 Umphrey’s McGee — Amos’ Southend — Charlotte, NC, USA
Set 1: The Crooked One > Get In The Van, Intentions Clear, Blue Echo > Wife Soup
Set 2: Bridgeless > 2x2, Robot World > Last Man Swerving > Power of Soul, Sociable Jimmy[1] > Sweetness > Bridgeless
Encore: Rocker Part 2 > The Crooked One
Footnotes:
[1] with Jason Hann on percussion
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This show was really fun and agree on the echo. Mighta been my first sweetness which is such an incredible tune.
Did the whole run (shout out to Dean for putting us up in his family’s house for the night, though doubt you’re around these parts these days…)
Can confirm it was amazing. Old school southern tour was a whole thing unto itself.
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Another great night at the shit hole Rave, but this was a very fun show 19 years ago today. 
April 3, 2004 Umphrey’s McGee — The Rave Underground — Milwaukee, WI, USA
Set 1: Ocean Billy > Nothing Too Fancy[1], 2nd Self, #5, Roulette, YYZ, Out Of Order > Pay the Snucka
Set 2: Walletsworth > The Fussy Dutchman, Dirty Love> Kabump > Uncommon, Dump City > 13 Days > We’re Going to War > Ringo[2] > Soul Food I[3] > Ocean Billy
Encore: Maple Leaf Rag[4], Sludge & Death[5] > Professor Wormbog
Footnotes:
[1] with Gimme Some Lovin’ (The Spencer Davis Group) jam; Phil’s Farm tease
[2] with Fletch theme (Harold Faltermeyer) teases
[3] w/E.T.I. (Blue Oyster Cult) teases
[4] Joel solo
[5] with Ilya Stemkovsky on vocals
**Show Notes:**With Pete Novembre on “head-banging” during Sludge & Death
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4/3/08 15 year anniversary today 
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A MASSIVE performance.
Sick beautiful people tease in mulches and it’s one of the first times I recall them doing that extended jam of a composed part early in mulches… became much more popular in years following (sorry for horrible description)
One of my fav shows ever soooo good
A big reason I missed bumping this show 2 days ago was that we were packing a ton of stuff for a move. I found this, which I couldn’t help but chuckle about due to the date. Ahh, the good old days of writing out a setlist in real time at the show, on a headful in the dark. Particular nod to Hangover being written on top of the 40’s…haha.
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I used to keep a little mini notebook to write setlist and notes in
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Looks exactly how I’d expect it to.
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15 year bump for my 7th show. Two firsts for me with Red and It’s About That Time. I remember the Fancy and DBK standing out coming in at 24 and 35 minutes, respectively.
April 17, 2008 Umphrey’s McGee — Starland Ballroom — Sayreville, NJ, USA
Set 1: Slacker, The Bottom Half → Glory > The Bottom Half, Red, Morning Song, Nothing Too Fancy
Set 2: Sociable Jimmy, Der Bluten Kat, The Floor, Dump City > It’s About That Time > Dump City
Encore: Dear Prudence
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I had one of these too. Would love to find it, I know I have it around somewhere.
Your handwriting is way cleaner than in my old notebooks
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April 19, 2008 Umphrey’s McGee — Ram’s Head Live! — Baltimore, MD, USA
Set 1: Bright Lights, Big City, 2x2, Rocker Part 2 > Kabump > Africa, Mulche’s Odyssey
Set 2: Alex’s House → End of the Road > Wappy Sprayberry > Partyin’ Peeps, Walletsworth, Utopian Fir[1]-> Mail Package
Encore: Come Closer
Footnotes:
[1] with Jake on keys; with Alex’s House jam
solid good show here. pretty enjoyable set2
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fun to see a bunch of other folks did the 4/17-18-19/08 run, too!
Don’t forget the 4/20 set in DC brah. I bailed on that run last minute but had plans to hit all those shows.
also bailed last minute on the DC show, because of the weather
no regrets
Without looking at the setlist I recall missing a Nemo and Glory if I’m not mistaken.
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