| Shine on Brightly |
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Soundcheck notes:
Mr Blue Day (Josh on piano, Gary front mic)
Fires (Which Burnt Brightly)
Symphathy for the Hard of Hearing
Beyond the Pale
War is not Healthy
Shine on Brightly
Thanks, One-Eye, for the listing and the
comments |
| Homburg |
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| Robert's Box |
with new additional Hammond solo |
| Wall Street Blues |
Sensational solo from Geoff Whitehorn |
| A Rum Tale |
New effect from Josh during solo like a fluttering heart |
| A Dream in Ev'ry
Home |
Nice extended Hammond solo at end |
| One Eye on the
Future |
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| Simple Sister |
'Well, Geoff : time to give us some of that heavy metal
stuff – move some air!' |
| Whaling Stories |
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Interval |
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| The VIP Room |
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| Kaleidoscope |
With its new 'spacecraft' beginning |
| The Blink of an Eye |
We'd like to dedicate this song about 9/11 to the
emergency services here and in London |
| Pandora's Box |
A big pirate laugh after the word 'main' |
| Broken Barricades |
'We're going up to Edmonton tomorrow to play again with
the orchestra and choir. It's been about forty years this coming month.
And while this is a concert, we'd like to take advantage of you and
rehearse some of these songs we might be doing'
Amazing ending structure |
| An Old English
Dream |
Gary sang the ending, '... an old English dream'.
Then Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1 (Elgar) [just a bit 'cause
they are homesick] |
| A Salty Dog |
Gary talking about the sign for 'The Pep Boys', who sell
tyres ... 'That was the last number in our set but we forgot to go off.'
By popular request, dedicated to 'The Pep Boys and anyone else who
watches from above.' Geoff Dunn now making this song his own much like
BJ did, but still honouring Procol past |
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Encores |
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Toujours l'Amour |
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| Conquistador |
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| A Whiter Shade of
Pale |
'This is for anyone who might have never seen us before;
we wouldn't want you to walk away having not heard it ...'
Two verses, traditional ending; two times around instrumentally after
verse one, the second time being a very lovely guitar solo – with crowd
approval |
