Stage Time 6:00-7:45
Songs - (may mix order on some)
1.Star Spangled Banner
2.Free For All
3.Stormtroopin
4.Journey To the Center of the Mind
5.Baby Please Dont Go
6.Weekend Warriors
7.KLSTRPHKME
8.Rawhogs Wardogs
9.I Wont Go Away
10.Kiss My Ass
11.Just What the Doctor Ordered
12.Hey Baby
13. Motorcity Madhouse
14.A excellent instrumental heard on SOTW TV(not Earthtones from Craveman)
15.FRED BEAR
16.Cat Scratch Fever
17.Stranglehold
ENCORE
18.Great White Buffalo

Ted came out w/ the Gibson Byrdland. Did the first 7 songs w/ it. Then went
to a Red White and Blue American Flag Les Paul for songs 8-10. Before he did
KMA, Ted was saying "Every American who owns a gun is great. Except the bad
guys; shoot the bad guys".
Then someone from backstage brought out a Saddam Hussein cardboard standup.
Ted looked over and shook his head saying "Hell no, thus son of a bitch
again!"  He then proceeded to put down his guitar and pick up his bow and
arrow! He took aim and let an arrow fly, and hit Saddam right in the heart!
The crowd went nuts!
Marco sang 'Hey Baby'. During 'Motorcity Madhouse' Ted had the Gibson, and
during the solo, Ted was jumping up and down and around going completely
insane! It was so fuckin great!
Before FRED BEAR, Ted & the band did that instrumental. Of course, during
that & FRED BEAR, Ted had the Zebra Striped Les Paul. Switched back to a
black Gibson for 'Cat Scratch'.
Before going into Stranglehold, Ted was talking about these Cleveland
guitarists that he met before the show. He said "These are cute boys, they
got their ear pierced, nipple pierced, they got tattoos, theyre looking
really cute. Well boys, no matter how cute you look, you'll never be TED
FUCKIN NUGENT!" Then went right into STRANLGEHOLD! F'N GREAT!
After that, he left stage. Came back for GWB in the Indian Headress! Going
completely all out, Ted DESTROYED the place! Then ended with giving his
guitar a nice Whackmaster arrow!
It was the best, the BEST show I've ever seen.
When Ted left stage, everyone there was chanting "Ted Ted Ted"
It was great.
(I would estimate there was 3-4,000 people there)

steve