I have heard "Nothing in return" in Estonian police TV-show , where the showed drunks and junkies in the street at night time.

Nowhere ever, this town sux. and so do my friends

Probably that music workshop they did for the kids in NOLA.

I guess I'd say Texas Independence Fest last year in Maxwell. Old cotton gin out on a backroad in the middle of goddamn nowhere that's been converted into a venue. They played with my bro's in Honky and Dixie Witch, and we had a hell of a party that night. First time I saw them play with Pat, too.

Played "In The Thrall Of It All" at my old favorite bar McKenzies II in Malvern, PA.

My friend had a dream that we were at our 10-yr hs reunion (coming up next month and which I am not going to), and Down was playing the song there live, while we raced wheelchairs down the hall.

Nowhere else, really, unless I've requested it.

Hoek's Death Metal Pizza in Austin was playing Down all night when we saw them with Warbeast and Honky at the Dirty Dog in '09.

In my mind

About six years back I heard it on the radio on sunday morning... The fact that they played down shocked me as it's usually AC/DC, Journey, Pink Floyd, Alice In Chains, Black album Metallica, The Rolling Stones Aerosmith, Ted Nugent, Black Sabbath, (War Pigs, Paranoid, or Iron Man only) Bob Seger... On constant repeat.

When Nola came out 94.5 WKLQ here in GR (no longer around) used to have a late Saturday show called "Andy O'Reilly's Out of Control Saturday Nights." Down got played on that. He used to play a fair amount of wild stuff. Hell, I remember hearing live Metallica that had profanity in it, among other bands too. That show is where Clutch began for me.

I went to an indy wrestling event and one of the wrestlers used Lifer as his entrance music.

The Penguins, and I think the Lightning, play The Path during games.

... pff..

You don't know man.... you've never seen the shows that I've seen.... in my mind

:bauzfrog:

EZGAHBAH's brain is proud to present... Appearing on night only Rex Brown, Cliff Burton, Les Claypool, Geezer Butler, John Entwistle, Dennis Dunaway, and John Paul Jones Live on stage in Holographic imagination. (It being all bass players Big Bottom must be performed as the closer.)

actually, I do know