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  1. 04-01-2013 #1
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    STEVE HACKETT'S SET LIST FOR CTTE PUBLISHED ON HIS WEBSITE

    Monday 25th

    WATCHER OF THE SKIES
    DANCING WITH THE MOONLIT KNIGHT
    FLY ON A WINDSHIELD
    BROADWAY MELODY
    CUCKOO COCOON
    CHAMBER OF 32 DOORS
    I KNOW WHAT I LIKE
    THE MUSICAL BOX
    SUPPER'S READY
    Friday 29th

    DANCE ON A VOLCANO
    ENTANGLED
    FIRTH OF FIFTH
    ELEVENTH EARL OF MAR
    IN THAT QUIET EARTH
    AFTERGLOW
    WATCHER OF THE SKIES
    LOS ENDOS
    I KNOW WHAT I LIKE (encore)

    I was not on that cruise, but if I were, I would had sorely miss these two songs: Cinema Show and Can Utility and the Coastliners (two of my all time best songs by any Progressive Rock group). Would prefer that they left out Cuckoo Cocoon and I Know what I like (one of least I like). What do you think?
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    Surprised no Lamb (title cut) preceding the other tracks from that album.
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    The title cut doesn't really showcase Hackett at all, and doesn't appear on his "Genesis Revisited" albums.
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