Pandora's Box
The Idol (dedicated in an ironic way to 'our 'friend Michael Jackson, 'Stupid boy')
Luskus Delph (For the ladies – 'a song from 1822, which is about when we started')
The Wall Street Blues
Homburg
Shine On Brightly
An Old English Dream
Conquistador
Interval
Shadow Boxed
This World is Rich
Simple Sister
Grand Hotel
Something Following Me
Alpha
Beyond the Pale
A Salty Dog
Encore
A Whiter Shade of Pale Gary started
with the intro for Whisky train, but then stopped and said 'I
forgot what are we going to play?' Then he teased the audience (and a
desperate Josh Phillips, who didn't know what was going on) with what they
thought would be AWSoP but became When a Man loves a Woman and
No Woman No Cry
Second Encore
Repent Walpurgis
The soundcheck was more or less just a soundcheck. Hardly any songs played fully: A Rum Tale / Piper's Tune / Pinball Wizard / All this and More / Broken Barricades / This World is Rich / Kaleidoscope / Emperors New Clothes / Perpetual Motion / 'Shalimar' from Whaling Stories (to test vocals) / VIP Room (to test vocals) / Simple Sister / Skating on Thin Ice / Fires (Which Burnt Brightly) / Seagulls for A Salty Dog / Thunder for In Held
Gary played pieces from The Worm and the Tree on the piano. After the soundcheck Gary was interviewed by a local TV station while sitting at the piano.
Josh was VERY pleased with the Hammond, one of the best he'd ever played. And very nice looking also, beautiful polish. Josh told me he had some problems with the Hammond the day before in Tromsø.
Also they did some monitor checking at the start of the concert. Gary made sure everybody could hear his voice in the monitors. 'You can't play Procol Harum music without hearing the words. Won't know where to put in certain bits and pieces'