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This forgotten song made its claim to fame during the 1994 Fall tour as a new song that the band played regularly with alternating lyrics. It was played last on New Year's Eve 1994 and never again made a return despite attempts by fans to remind Dave of the song. It was recorded in the "Crash" sessions, but didn't make the final cut (Steve Lillywhite, Oct. 1998).
This appears to be an improvised song that Dave and Friends played and/or teased several times over the course of the Caribbean Cruise Getaway in February 2006. The setlist originally posted on dmband.com lists two separate songs, "Off the Boat" and "Get on the Boat," as being played; however, these two songs are identical save for Dave's singing "Gotta get off the boat" during one and "Gotta get on the boat" during the other. - dmbalmanac
G, unreleased Get Up (I Feel Like Being A) Sex Machine (James Brown Cover): On 12.21.02, James Brown made a surprise appearance in Madison Square Garden to play this song with the band and members from the band "Karl Denison's Tiny Universe".
G, cover, cover song This song is a Negro spiritual. Alternative titles are: "When I Laid [Lay] My Burden Down," and "I'm Gonna Lay My Burdens Down" (the latter is by Doc Watson). An earlier version was recorded by Odum & Johnson as well as other versions recorded by other artists.
Dave worked with this song for the "Because of Winn-Dixie" soundtrack, but it didn't end up on the final cut of the soundtrack.
G, cover, cover song, unreleased Initially titled "Thing" from the dmband.com RealTime setlist page during Bonnaroo 2004, later changed to "hmm? (new)" during the start of the Summer 2004 tour then later titled "Good Good Time". This song was played throughout the 2004 tour and resurfaced during the 2006 Caribbean Cruise Getaway.
Dave played this song from the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band at a tribute to John Lennon on 12.8.05 on SIRIUS Satellite Radio.
G, cover, cover song This country-esque song was written during the "Lillywhite" studio sessions and was one of the later new songs to appear in the 2000 as the #1 most played encore song of the 2000 Summer Tour. Since then it has been played more and more and has evolved an extended jam outro.
Although it was confirmed to be the only unreleased song recorded for 'Under The Table and Dreaming' (Steve Lillywhite, Oct. 1998), it never quite made it to any other studio albums and is now know for is steady occasional playing.
In the Spring Tour of 2002, a new intro into PNP > Rapunzel was introduced on 4.26 known as the Gravedigger Intro. This intro developed into the powerful anecdotal song "Gravedigger" in the Summer Tour in 2002, as one of the main feature Dave Solo songs in the encore. - dmbalmanac
G, some devil Debuted in 2000 and was recorded during the "Lillywhite Sessions". This sound has had many variations of lyrics, but was later reworked and released on "Busted Stuff"
This song originated as an interlude with lyrics played prior to 'What Would You Say' on 6.17.04. The riff was also teased several other times later on in the tour.
It was original mislabeled as "Cigarette Lit", before it was identified as a different song altogether. Eventually, it came to be identified as "Gas Into Fire", "Interlude", or "6/17/04 improv" by different sources in the fan community.
While this is really an unknown song, the current label "Interlude/Gas Into Fire" is used in order to differenciate it from other unknown songs / improvs that were also teased during the same tour.
G, I, interlude, lyrics, unreleased 
