Set List for Sunday's Gig

Well - it's tough to do a set list through the haze of memory, but digging through my records I can roughly recall what I did or didn't play at Sunday's gig. So here's the setlist.

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elyrie said…
You've got the Roots, Mos Def and my favorite Jill Scott song (well, the original one anyway)! Woot! You hardly hear that in Singapore...

Now if you have Bahamadia, Del the Funky Homosapien and A Tribe Called Quest on the playlist, I'll definitely go to the next set! When are you playing again?
3 November 2005 at 14:04
The Screwy Skeptic said…
Saw a good Kanye West one on there. But have you played Gold Digger yet? Censored, of course.
3 November 2005 at 15:51
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