Thanks for the video heads up
Figured it was a tease though!
Saw them live around 80 in San Diego on Breakfast in America Tour with Tull
Cannot remember who the headliner was
I love Crime of the Century and wish I had seen them before BinA
Thanks for the video heads up
Figured it was a tease though!
Saw them live around 80 in San Diego on Breakfast in America Tour with Tull
Cannot remember who the headliner was
I love Crime of the Century and wish I had seen them before BinA
Pittsburgh.
You saw them in Jersey on August 9, then?
http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=604748
The latest show listed here is September 24 in LA.
http://db.etree.org/db/shows/browse/...3727/year/1983
This might not be a full tour list
I don't recall the date of the Pittsburgh show.
"The White Zone is for loading and unloading only. If you got to load or unload go to the White Zone!"
I saw Roger about 2 months ago at the American Music Theater in Lancaster, while the show itself was great and the set list also good, the mix and sound in the theater was horrible, unless all you want to hear is the bass drum. I'm a drummer, but it was just really to distracting to even listen to, I left early and told somebody in the lobby who was involved in Rogers entourage why I was leaving, but it was too late at that point. Bottom line, great theater, great show, horrible sound, a real disappointment.
I just bought a ticket for a June date in Long Island NY, Ricky and the Rockets featuring GE Smith and Marty Walsh
the venue looks like a bed and breakfast dinner theater type of thing and should be low key and cool
after seeing Supertramp a few times, with and without Roger, seeing several solo, dup and band Hodgson shows, I am stoked to see Rick sing some of these classic songs.
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"The White Zone is for loading and unloading only. If you got to load or unload go to the White Zone!"
1983
JUNE
1 Stockholm
2 Stockholm
5 Copenhagen
8 Amsterdam
10 Brussels
12 Frankfurt
14 Vienna
17 Cologne
19 Dortmund
21 Hamburg
23 Berlin
24 Paris
26 Nantes
29 London
30 London
JULY
1 London
2 London
3 Lyon
5 Barcelona
7 Madrid
10 Karlsruhe
12 Verona
14 Viareggio
16 Basel
19 Biarritz
21 Nice
23 Munich
AUGUST
5 Philadelphia
6 Hampton
8 Long Island
9 New York
10 Pittsburgh
11 Buffalo
13 Atlanta
15 Baltimore
17 Worcester
18 Montreal
19 Montreal
20 Montreal
22 Ottawa
24 Toronto
25 Toronto
26 Milwaukee
27 Alpine Valley
28 Minneapolis/St.Paul
31 Portland
SEPTEMBER
1 Seattle
3 Vancouver
5 Calgary
6 Edmonton
9 Chicago
10 Detroit
11 Cleveland
13 Indianapolis
14 St. Louis
16 Norman
17 Houston
18 Austin
21 San Diego
23 Los Angeles
24 Los Angeles
25 Irvine
average setlist:
Crazy
Ain't Nobody but Me
Breakfast in America
Bloody Well Right
It's Raining Again
Put on Your Old Brown Shoes
Hide in Your Shell
Waiting So Long
Give a Little Bit
From Now On
Child of Vision
Asylum
The Logical Song
Goodbye Stranger
Rudy
Dreamer
Don't Leave Me Now
Fool's Overture
e:
School
Crime of the Century
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^^ So, what puzzles me is why it was announced locally as a breakup when the Pittsburgh show was cancelled, yet there were performances after that. I have to say I believed the local DJ, which could have been a mistake. But, they did cancel the day of the show.
"The White Zone is for loading and unloading only. If you got to load or unload go to the White Zone!"
Sounds like what happened to my friends & I in 1975. Had tickets to see Genesis in Dallas (Lamb tour) We get to the concert and there was a piece of copy paper on the front doors: "Genesis is Cancelled" The concert was never rescheduled, the tour ended & Gabriel left, never to return.
Gabriel finished the Lamb tour in Europe as I recall, he didn't quit in the middle of the tour. The US portion of the tour was already concluded wasn't it? From Wiki:
"The decision to quit the band was made before the tour supporting The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, with Gabriel explaining his decision to the band while keeping it from the press until the conclusion of that tour."
I have never heard they had scheduled another leg to come back to the States after Europe when they knew he was leaving.
Hodgson announced he was leaving at the end of the tour- he didn't quit in the middle of the tour.
One reads it as, "at the end of the tour, he announced he was leaving."
The other reads it as, "before the tour, he announced he was leaving at the end of the tour."
"The White Zone is for loading and unloading only. If you got to load or unload go to the White Zone!"
"The White Zone is for loading and unloading only. If you got to load or unload go to the White Zone!"
This would be a good thread topic.
I showed up to see Missing Persons in 1986 and the sign on the box office said "No Show - Band Broke Up - Refunds @ Point of Purchase".
There's a few other shows where I either attended their last show, or the show was cancelled due to a breakup.
So, Missing Persons were a no-show...? Too funny!
I am quite sure he said out loud to someone somewhere sometime "hey, yeah. I am leaving Supertramp" after he actually left lol
the point was he said it privately to the band and management (and label presumably) but actually announcing it mid-show was the first time the public was notified
not that hard to comprehend
2trevorsforlife
Saw them multiple times, twice with RH. Second time was the August 1983 show at Madison Square Garden. RH was there lol, and did ‘announce’ that he was leaving the band. I think my favorite show was actually the Brother tour - before they were employing guest singers to do bad impressions of RH. Always liked the harder edge, bluesy quality to RD stuff.
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