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NOTES:
This tape starts partway into Dodo / Lurker and cuts shortly after, skipping to the middle section of the song. There's also a cut right after the intro to Mama and a few during the middle section. The rest of the songs on this tape are fine, though a few seconds are missing from the band introductions.

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2h 24m total

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Media: 2CD-R
Quality: B+

Rating ★★★☆☆ 5.9/10 (8 ratings)

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1.1Dodo - Lurker08:15
1.2Carpet Crawlers06:04
1.3That's All08:23
1.4Mama07:27
1.5Illegal Alien08:10
1.6Eleventh Earl Of Mar / Squonk / Firth Of Fifth12:11
1.7Man On The Corner04:40
1.8Who Dunnit03:09
1.9Home By The Sea Intro03:40
1.10Home By The Sea10:52
2.1Keep It Dark05:20
2.2It's Gonna Get Better07:30
2.3Follow You, Follow Me05:24
2.4In The Cage11:14
2.5Cinema Show02:52
2.6... In That Quiet Earth03:24
2.7Afterglow04:37
2.8Abacab08:50
2.9Drum Duet03:05
2.10Los Endos06:42
2.11Misunderstanding04:18
2.12Turn It On Again08:01

Show memories

I recall this as a magical gig. First off, it was at The Mecca Arena in Milwaukee, not the Civic Center [Noted - Simon_Funnell].

Opening: "Dodo" - it was clear that Mike's guitar was out by the end of "Lurker". The band went into "Carpet Crawlers" immediately thereafter. I suspect "Abacab" was supposed to go there, but they called an audible.

Phil greeted the crowd, and announced that this was National Daryl Steurmer Day after the opening, as Milwaukee was Daryl's hometown.

Phil was trying to kill time while the guitar techs were trying to solve Mike's technical issues - at one point, Phil was noticeably speechless, saying, "One doesn't really know what to say at this point." or something like that ... I also remember Phil joking to the audience, "Michael says his guitar was working when he bought it ..." and the audience erupted with laughter.

They began "That's All" without him - and when Mike finally joined in 3/4 of the way into the song, the crowd erupted. It was a blast.

I can remember the ITC Medley, when they went into "Unquiet Slumber for the Sleepers/In That Quiet Earth" - and my jaw dropped at the lighting effects.

This show was one of my favorite concert memories. [Myorkshire]

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Show memories

I recall this as a magical gig. First off, it was at The Mecca Arena in Milwaukee, not the Civic Center [Noted - Simon_Funnell]. Opening: "Dodo" - it was clear that Mike's guitar was out by the end of "Lurker". The band went into "Carpet Crawlers" immediately thereafter. I suspect "Abacab" was supposed to go there, but they called an audible. Phil greeted the crowd, and announced that this was National Daryl Steurmer Day after the opening, as Milwaukee was Daryl's hometown. Phil was trying to kill time while the guitar techs were trying to solve Mike's technical issues - at one point, Phil was noticeably speechless, saying, "One doesn't really know what to say at this point." or something like that ... I also remember Phil joking to the audience, "Michael says his guitar was working when he bought it ..." and the audience erupted with laughter. They began "That's All" without him - and when Mike finally joined in 3/4 of the way into the song, the crowd erupted. It was a blast. I can remember the ITC Medley, when they went into "Unquiet Slumber for the Sleepers/In That Quiet Earth" - and my jaw dropped at the lighting effects. This show was one of my favorite concert memories. [Myorkshire]

Interesting incident

Mike's guitar dies and they start that's all without him. Phil says mike will catch up later.