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BlindBoyGrnt said:
It's pretty good, very immediate recording. He 's been around forever it seems, and this is his more modern material. Probably a lot of what you heard when you saw him.
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I didn't know his material all that well, so I can't comment on the songs, but it was very similar.
I'm no expert, but I don't think he flubbed a note the entire show.
 
Dead Can Dance
In Concert
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The sound of logs straining under 35 tons of hydraulic force, just before they <<<<CRACK!!>>>>

Yep, I spent the day splitting logs for firewood.
Tired? [falls asleep at the keyboard smilie]

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In memorium, John Wetton, 12 June 1949 – 31 January 2017

King Crimson
Apollo Theatre
Glasgow, Scotland
23 October 1973
 
mfrench said:
The sound of logs straining under 35 tons of hydraulic force, just before they <<<<CRACK!!>>>>

Yep, I spent the day splitting logs for firewood.
Tired? [falls asleep at the keyboard smilie]

earthquakespl35_500.jpg
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I'd click 'like' on this one, but just thinking about splitting wood makes say no. I spent way too many hours as a teen splitting wood. By hand, lol.
 
Salome
Composer: Richard Strauss
Ensemble: Orchester Der Hamburgischen Staatsoper
Conductor: Karl Böhm
1972
 
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