Friars, Aylesbury
England · Saturday 22 March 1980 · Duke
46 years, 7 months and 18 days ago
Known recordings
2 sources
Back In Aylesbury
1h 56m total
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- Media
- 2CD-R
- Quality
- A-
- Catalogue #
- Coaster Factory
- 1.1Back In NYC06:12
- 1.2Dancing With The Moonlit Knight (Intro)01:44
- 1.3Carpet Crawlers05:40
- 1.4Intro : Lady00:59
- 1.5The Lady Lies07:09
- 1.6One For The Vine10:42
- 1.7Story Of Albert02:03
- 1.8Behind The Lines05:31
- 1.9Duchess06:34
- 1.10Guide Vocal01:15
- 1.11Turn It On Again04:08
- 1.12Duke’s Travels / Duke's End08:23
- 2.1Intro : Joe01:55
- 2.2Say It's Alright Joe06:51
- 2.3Intro : Cage03:13
- 2.4In The Cage08:17
- 2.5Afterglow04:19
- 2.6Follow You, Follow Me04:31
- 2.7Dance On A Volcano / Drum Duet05:23
- 2.8Los Endos07:13
- 2.9"Presentation of the Friars, Aylesbury Talent Winners Cup"01:57
- 2.10I Know What I Like08:35
- 2.11The Knife03:45
Recording comments
Nice sounding recording this. Quite unusual since it starts with Back In NYC. Also includes Say It's Alright Joe
Vocal performance by Phil on this show and this part of the tour is VERY different than from later on the tour, such as Lyceum May 7. Remember, Phil hasn't really sung in over two years at this time, so it's almost like a shootback to the Wind & Wuthering tour in terms of his vocals, which I actually prefer! Later in the tour, however, his vocals permanently transformed into what is heard on Three Sides Live and later. [bryantm3]
Phil's vocals are different, alright----way better than usual!! He sings "Back In NYC" almost as good as Gabriel! Maybe it was the club atmosphere that made his singing sound so gritty, since this was just a warm-up gig at a small club that they hadn't played since 1972(Or so Phil says during the show). [Bangsmith]
A bit shakey during Back in NYC and FYFM. Other than that, very good concert. Phil's vocals are strong and his drumming is even better. The crowd is really into it, and it must have been one hell of a concert to see. A solid "A" for me. Not as much an "A-" but a really low "A" [legalbeagle]
just went back and listened to this one again. i can't get over how different this concert is from the rest of the tour. one of my favourite moments is when phil and mike (at least i think it's mike), do a duet style vocal more similar to what is on the album on 'duchess'. it's moving. however, the recording quality is horrendous. calling it an A- is being optimistic, it's a B+ at best, especially when the only thing audible in many moments in 'duke's travels' is mike's bass pedals. this version is also sped up, around 4-5%. it would be great to see what someone could do to the recording today, but sadly i think this might be as good as it gets unless we get another source. [bryantm3]
Horrendous? Hardly. Listen to 6/6/80 and that'll show you what horrendous really is. This thing is a gem compared to that. One of my favorites; relatively clear and a great crowd. The energy is awesome. This must be in everybody's collection; period! This was an historic gig for them with a special moment included. Don't hesitate. [duke23]
Vocal performance by Phil on this show and this part of the tour is VERY different than from later on the tour, such as Lyceum May 7. Remember, Phil hasn't really sung in over two years at this time, so it's almost like a shootback to the Wind & Wuthering tour in terms of his vocals, which I actually prefer! Later in the tour, however, his vocals permanently transformed into what is heard on Three Sides Live and later. [bryantm3]
Phil's vocals are different, alright----way better than usual!! He sings "Back In NYC" almost as good as Gabriel! Maybe it was the club atmosphere that made his singing sound so gritty, since this was just a warm-up gig at a small club that they hadn't played since 1972(Or so Phil says during the show). [Bangsmith]
A bit shakey during Back in NYC and FYFM. Other than that, very good concert. Phil's vocals are strong and his drumming is even better. The crowd is really into it, and it must have been one hell of a concert to see. A solid "A" for me. Not as much an "A-" but a really low "A" [legalbeagle]
just went back and listened to this one again. i can't get over how different this concert is from the rest of the tour. one of my favourite moments is when phil and mike (at least i think it's mike), do a duet style vocal more similar to what is on the album on 'duchess'. it's moving. however, the recording quality is horrendous. calling it an A- is being optimistic, it's a B+ at best, especially when the only thing audible in many moments in 'duke's travels' is mike's bass pedals. this version is also sped up, around 4-5%. it would be great to see what someone could do to the recording today, but sadly i think this might be as good as it gets unless we get another source. [bryantm3]
Horrendous? Hardly. Listen to 6/6/80 and that'll show you what horrendous really is. This thing is a gem compared to that. One of my favorites; relatively clear and a great crowd. The energy is awesome. This must be in everybody's collection; period! This was an historic gig for them with a special moment included. Don't hesitate. [duke23]
Live At The Friars Club
1h 56m total
Click cover to download artwork
- Media
- 2CD-R
- Quality
- A-
- 1.1Back In NYC06:11
- 1.2Dancing With The Moonlit Knight (Intro)01:48
- 1.3Carpet Crawlers05:21
- 1.4The Lady Lies08:15
- 1.5One For The Vine10:46
- 1.6Story Of Albert02:23
- 1.7Behind The Lines05:49
- 1.8Duchess06:08
- 1.9Guide Vocal01:16
- 1.10Turn It On Again04:06
- 1.11Duke’s Travels / Duke's End08:27
- 2.1Say It's Alright Joe12:00
- 2.2In The Cage08:18
- 2.3Afterglow04:05
- 2.4Follow You, Follow Me04:30
- 2.5Dance On A Volcano / Drum Duet05:38
- 2.6Los Endos06:17
- 2.7"Presentation of the Friars, Aylesbury Talent Winners Cup"02:54
- 2.8I Know What I Like07:27
- 2.9The Knife04:56
Recording comments
Nice sounding recording this. Quite unusual since it starts with Back In NYC. Also includes Say It's Alright Joe
Artwork available
2 itemsBack In Aylesbury (Coaster Factory)
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Live At The Friars Club
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