[Setlist from memory]
Land of Sunshine
Midlife Crisis
Zombie Eaters
RV
Woodpecker From Mars
Epic
Edge Of The World
Midlife Crisis
Zombie Eaters
RV
Woodpecker From Mars
Epic
Edge Of The World
Confirmation:
PattonTrader
CV Database
Setlist.fm
The Daily Utah Chronicle, 16 February 1993, page 5 - gig review
Martin Renzhofer in Salt Lake Tribune 9th Feb 1993 review - "Faith No More roared through songs from its recent album, "Angel Dust," including "RV," "Land of Sunshine," "Midlife Crisis" and "Malpractice." The band didn't ignore its older work, playing "Zombie Eaters" and "Edge of the World."
... despite Salt Lake City being the final stop in Faith No -More's current tour, the band was tight and didn't sell the audience short. Drummer Mike Bordin and bassist Billy Gould laid down rapid and booming rhythm layers, while guitarist Jim Martin provided nonstop quality riffs."
- partial setlist from this review
The Salt Lake Tribune review claimed Malpractice was played. Assume it was a misidentification of Caffeine.
CV Database
Setlist.fm
The Daily Utah Chronicle, 16 February 1993, page 5 - gig review
Martin Renzhofer in Salt Lake Tribune 9th Feb 1993 review - "Faith No More roared through songs from its recent album, "Angel Dust," including "RV," "Land of Sunshine," "Midlife Crisis" and "Malpractice." The band didn't ignore its older work, playing "Zombie Eaters" and "Edge of the World."
... despite Salt Lake City being the final stop in Faith No -More's current tour, the band was tight and didn't sell the audience short. Drummer Mike Bordin and bassist Billy Gould laid down rapid and booming rhythm layers, while guitarist Jim Martin provided nonstop quality riffs."
- partial setlist from this review
The Salt Lake Tribune review claimed Malpractice was played. Assume it was a misidentification of Caffeine.
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| 1990 | Faith No More: Astoria, London | England |
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| 1996 | Mr. Bungle: Bar Rumba, Torino | Italy | |
| 2000 | Mr. Bungle: Orbit Room, Grand Rapids | MI, USA |
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| 2002 | Tomahawk: Channel V, Sydney | NSW, Australia |
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| 2002 | Tomahawk: Metro, Sydney | Australia |
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| 2020 | Mr. Bungle: Fonda Theatre, Los Angeles | CA, USA |
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