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To: RR who wrote (59091)	8/29/2003 2:20:35 AM
From: Sully-	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 65232

Thanks RR. I really did have a great time. Judging by the response from the crowd at the end of every song, so did about 6,000 other folks ;-) Two of my close Tull buddies are hoping to cash in on that offer to meet Andy for some beers. We realize it may not happen, but it's not too far fetched. They have been known to occasionally rub elbows with a few fans here & there. Tull played for a little over two hours, plus Ian joined the opening act for about 15 minutes. Here is the set list from the concert....... Support: Guy Davis. Ian accompanied him on harmonica & flute for 3 songs (but didn't sing). Aqualung-intro Living In The Past Nothing Is Easy Some Day The Sun Won't Shine for You God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (from soon to be released Christmas CD) Beside Myself A Week Of Moments (from Ian's soon to be released solo CD) Fat Man Hunting Girl Count The Chickens (From Martin Barre's solo album - Ian's pee break) Dot Com Errology (from Ian's soon to be released solo CD) Bourée Songs From The Wood/Too Old To Rock'N'Roll;Too Young to Die/Heavy Horses (long medley) Flying Dutchman (intro)/My God (long version) Budapest Mayhem Jig Aqualung encore...... Wind Up (short version) Locomotive Breath/Protect And Survive/Cheerio &...... fredcorp.com remus.rutgers.edu