Forum, Inglewood CA
USA · Monday 15 December 1986 · So Tour
39 years, 10 months and 25 days ago
Known recordings
2 sources
Davros 044
1h 53m total
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- Media
- 2CD-R
- Quality
- B+
- Catalogue #
- Davros 044
- 1.1Floating Dogs / San Jacinto10:59
- 1.2Red Rain05:07
- 1.3Shock The Monkey08:24
- 1.4Family Snapshot04:04
- 1.5Mercy Street06:18
- 1.6This Is The Picture07:04
- 1.7Big Time06:44
- 2.1Don't Give Up08:01
- 2.2Solsbury Hill05:12
- 2.3Lay Your Hands On Me11:17
- 2.4Sledgehammer07:16
- 2.5Here Comes The Flood05:47
- 2.6In Your Eyes12:34
- 2.7Biko14:39
Recording comments
Linage :- Tape Trade ( 2x c60 T.D.K-D ) ( 3rd Gen ) - Demon tape deck - Yamaha Reciever - Phono Leads Into PC Soundcard - Nero Wave Editor -
Wav - Tracks split - Traders Little Helper - Flac8 - SBE Checked - You.
Wav - Tracks split - Traders Little Helper - Flac8 - SBE Checked - You.
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Untitled recording
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- Media
- 2CD-R
- Quality
- Unknown
- 1.1Intro / San Jacinto
- 1.2Red Rain
- 1.3Shock The Monkey
- 1.4Family Snapshot
- 1.5Mercy Street
- 1.6This Is The Picture
- 1.7Big Time
- 1.8Don't Give Up
- 2.1Solsbury Hill
- 2.2Lay Your Hands On Me
- 2.3Sledgehammer
- 2.4Here Comes The Flood
- 2.5Band Introductions
- 2.6In Your Eyes
- 2.7Biko
Show memories
My friends and I were absolute Genesis nuts by this point. We HAD to be in the front row for this show. We spent $200 each to pay a ticket broker for 2nd row center seats, which was insane because we were starving college students at the time, and because tickets were still less than $20 face value at the time.
It was worth it. This ranks as one of the best shows I've ever seen by any group.
When Gabriel fell into the crowd, we caught him! I guess not that many people have done that, so I'll tell you what it was like. It instantly turned him from an idol into an ordinary person. A sweaty...um....guy, that we were now holding up. He was heavy, too! (Not chubby, but with only five or six pairs of hands on him at a time, it was work to hoist him.) It's amazing the trust he had to do that each evening, especially in places with chairs, i.e. not general admission.
After Gabriel had crowd surfed, the crowd was allowed to rush the stage and leave their seats. Pressed up against that stage and singing along to Solsbury Hill and In Your Eyes ranks as one of the most joyous concert experiences of my life. Gabriel's tambourine on Solsbury Hill was a great touch. Absolute, pure, joy. [scoot]
It was worth it. This ranks as one of the best shows I've ever seen by any group.
When Gabriel fell into the crowd, we caught him! I guess not that many people have done that, so I'll tell you what it was like. It instantly turned him from an idol into an ordinary person. A sweaty...um....guy, that we were now holding up. He was heavy, too! (Not chubby, but with only five or six pairs of hands on him at a time, it was work to hoist him.) It's amazing the trust he had to do that each evening, especially in places with chairs, i.e. not general admission.
After Gabriel had crowd surfed, the crowd was allowed to rush the stage and leave their seats. Pressed up against that stage and singing along to Solsbury Hill and In Your Eyes ranks as one of the most joyous concert experiences of my life. Gabriel's tambourine on Solsbury Hill was a great touch. Absolute, pure, joy. [scoot]
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Notes
Show memories
My friends and I were absolute Genesis nuts by this point. We HAD to be in the front row for this show. We spent $200 each to pay a ticket broker for 2nd row center seats, which was insane because we were starving college students at the time, and because tickets were still less than $20 face value at the time.
It was worth it. This ranks as one of the best shows I've ever seen by any group.
When Gabriel fell into the crowd, we caught him! I guess not that many people have done that, so I'll tell you what it was like. It instantly turned him from an idol into an ordinary person. A sweaty...um....guy, that we were now holding up. He was heavy, too! (Not chubby, but with only five or six pairs of hands on him at a time, it was work to hoist him.) It's amazing the trust he had to do that each evening, especially in places with chairs, i.e. not general admission.
After Gabriel had crowd surfed, the crowd was allowed to rush the stage and leave their seats. Pressed up against that stage and singing along to Solsbury Hill and In Your Eyes ranks as one of the most joyous concert experiences of my life. Gabriel's tambourine on Solsbury Hill was a great touch. Absolute, pure, joy. [scoot]