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Masonic Auditorium
Detroit, Michigan
JEMS Master
Musicians:
Peter Gabriel Keyboards, Vocals
Dusty Rhodes (Robert Fripp) Guitar
Steve Hunter Guitar
Tony Levin Bass
Larry Fast Synthesizer
Alan Schwartzberg Drums
Phil Aaberg Keyboards
Jim Maelen Percussion
Peter Gabriel's first solo tour, with a great band in tow. Television opened the show (see separate torrent for their set). The first album the tour supported was a surprise to Genesis fans and the tour even more so, moving away from his previous group's more prog rock tendencies.
The covers in this show may have been the most interesting part of the set. Marvin Gaye's "Ain't That Peculiar" and the Kinks "All Day And All Of The Night" were both very faithful to the original versions and only "Back In NYC" provided a look back at Genesis (who had played the same hall a month earlier). Robert Fripp's muscular playing (from behind a curtain just off the stage) was also a unexpected surprise, seeming a world away from King Crimson.
The tape came out great, location is everything. The first 15 seconds of track one sound a little rough, but then it sharpen's up nicely.
Teac M-100 mic>Sony 153SD>Wavelab>Flac8
Disc One:
01. Here Comes The Flood
02. On The Air
03. Moribund The Burgermeister
04. Waiting For The Big One
05. A Song Without Words
06. Excuse Me
07. Solsbury Hill
08. Ain't That Peculiar
09. Why Don't We
Disc Two:
01. Humdrum
02. Slowburn
03. All Day And All Of The Night
04. Here Comes The Flood
05. Modern Love
06. Down The Dolce Vita
Encore:
07. Back In NYC
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5 comments:
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Thanks!
Nice that more solo Peter Gabriel shows seem to be making the rounds!
(I just d/l'ed an "historic"
Peter G. concert from a different site: a Womad show from Cornwall, England on 8-28-88 with some very interesting "special guests" from the 'world music' realm--unfortunately it is only available as mp3 files--i wonder if that one is available in better quality someplace!?)
Thanks for this one Dave. This, as most of them, looks like a good one.
Fantastic. Love the first tour with Steve Hunter and Fripp!!!
Hey Biboprof,
same here.
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