"In my opinion the band came on in good form. The opener was a riproarer, "We Are MilkCan". But soon after it was very clear that things were not right. In between were just solo efforts designed to get each member through what was obviously a very traumatic and confusing time.

Lammy's solo said it all. She still remains one of my heroes but it still chokes me to say that she should have been in the hospital that night. I think it was on "Got to Move" (sung well enough as usual by Katy), that Lammy stood almost motionless on the front of the stage with a little guitar synth which went "woingggggg" when she managed to find a decent note.

I just felt numb. All the time I was thinking, "come on, come on Lammy, show them!" I'd bought her solo record the week before and was knocked out. Inevitably there was some understandable heckling but mercifully Lammy was too spaced out to hear them. She stared at my group of friends for one fleeting moment and we gave her the thumbs up. She gave us one back. We knew she was ill. I have a lump in my throat writing this."

-Fan recount of MilkCan's infamous final show at the Metro Chicago