SETLIST:
- Caught In A Mosh 00:00:00
- Got The Time 00:06:50
- Madhouse 00:09:26
- Be All, End All 00:13:09
- Evil Twin 00:22:04
- I Am The Law 00:27:34
- Medusa 00:34:06
- Now It’s Dark 00:39:01
- Efilnikufesin (N.F.L.) 00:45:33
- In The End 00:51:01
- A.I.R. 00:58:17
- Antisocial 01:05:52
- Indians 01:11:49
LINE UP:
- Joey Belladonna – vocals
- Scott Ian – guitar, vocals
- Jonathan Donais – guitar
- Frank Bello – bass, vocals
- Charlie Benante – drums
Background photo by Megan Moss
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