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Stade Du Parc Olympique, Montreal QC

Canada · Friday 29 May 1992 · We Can't Dance

34 years, 5 months and 11 days ago

Previous show
Foxboro Stadium, Foxborough MA, 28 May
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2h 30m total
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Audience
Media
2CD-R
Quality
B+
Rating ★★★☆☆ 5.5/10 (11 ratings)
35 people have this recording
  1. 1.1Land Of Confusion05:43
  2. 1.2No Son Of Mine09:20
  3. 1.3Driving The Last Spile11:48
  4. 1.4Dance On A Volcano02:10
  5. 1.5The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway02:43
  6. 1.6The Musical Box03:15
  7. 1.7Firth Of Fifth04:27
  8. 1.8I Know What I Like03:42
  9. 1.9Illegal Alien00:24
  10. 1.10Follow You, Follow Me02:08
  11. 1.11I Know What I Like (Reprise)01:22
  12. 1.12Throwing It All Away06:27
  13. 1.13Fading Lights12:46
  14. 1.14Jesus He Knows Me08:55
  15. 2.1Home By The Sea05:33
  16. 2.2Second Home By The Sea06:36
  17. 2.3Hold On My Heart06:54
  18. 2.4Domino11:42
  19. 2.5Drum Duet04:55
  20. 2.6I Can't Dance07:28
  21. 2.7Tonight, Tonight, Tonight03:51
  22. 2.8Invisible Touch05:28
  23. 2.9Turn It On Again07:05
  24. 2.10No Son Of Mine (08-May-92 Texas)07:01
  25. 2.11Land Of Confusion02:09
  26. 2.12No Son Of Mine (1992 Billboard Awards)06:42
Recording comments
I'd give this recording a C at best. It is listenable for sure but a bit mediocre. It sounds quite distant which doesn't help either. The bonus tracks are nice though. The first two are clearly from a sound check. Whether they are from May 8 I have no idea. [duke23]
Show memories
we're in 2005 as i write this, and i'm just 30 years old, so this is the only genesis show i ever saw (their previous visit in montreal happened 9 years earlier, so of course i did'nt knew anything from genesis back in 1983). apparently the genesis tech's required some very well known audio specialists from los angeles to get a decent sound for this particular concert (the montreal olympic stadium has a long history of very bad sounding rock concerts). it was all worth it because this show was one of the best sounding shows in what we call here "the big O". despite some criticism about the old stuff medley and the more recent AOR orientated set list, it really was an evening i'll remember forever. we all felt it was going to be the last concert, at least with this line up. [bob26]

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Show memories

we're in 2005 as i write this, and i'm just 30 years old, so this is the only genesis show i ever saw (their previous visit in montreal happened 9 years earlier, so of course i did'nt knew anything from genesis back in 1983). apparently the genesis tech's required some very well known audio specialists from los angeles to get a decent sound for this particular concert (the montreal olympic stadium has a long history of very bad sounding rock concerts). it was all worth it because this show was one of the best sounding shows in what we call here "the big O". despite some criticism about the old stuff medley and the more recent AOR orientated set list, it really was an evening i'll remember forever. we all felt it was going to be the last concert, at least with this line up. [bob26]