Subject Says It All.  Not sure when exactly it was released, I just know it was 2002. 

The cool thing about this is not only the alternate cover/artwork, but the bonus material.  It includes acoustic versions of "No Such Thing" and "Back to You" with live versions of "Lenny" and "The Wind Cries Mary."  It also has video footage with John as well. 

i got this calendar from eddie owen after john's first return performance at eddie's attic on 12.19.05.  prior to the show, i'd asked my friend to grab me a calendar from the front register because eddie's doesn't give out physical tickets. 

my friend came back with a january '06 calendar, which obviously didn't have john listed on it, so i asked eddie if he had any extra december '05 calendars lying around.  the 2 nights i attended were surreal and wonderfully played, and i'm thankful i was able to make it back to decatur for them.

~jocelyn

this $12 ticket stub is from john's first national headlining tour.  it scanned in black and white, but the border is actually green and purple.

tickets for this show at the village underground went on sale in may '01 and the show sold out.  a second show was added, but it actually took place before this one, on father's day (06.17.01).  though i didn't attend that one, i know that it was a seated show. 

the 06.19.01 show was a standing show, though there were booths in the back/on the side where i sat.  it marked the first time i saw john play with a drummer -- nir z sat in on a few tracks -- and the only time i heard john play why did you mess with forever.  it was also david labruyere's birthday the next day, so john and the crowd sang to him.  howie day opened the show. 

~jocelyn