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Odeon Theatre, Edinburgh

Scotland · Wednesday 23 April 1980 · Duke

46 years, 6 months and 17 days ago

Previous show
St George’s Hall, Bradford, 21 Apr

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2h 20m total
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2CD-R
Quality
B-
Rating ★★☆☆☆ 3.8/10 (6 ratings)
19 people have this recording
  1. 1.1Deep In The Motherlode06:39
  2. 1.2Dancing With The Moonlit Knight01:48
  3. 1.3The Carpet Crawlers05:58
  4. 1.4Squonk07:52
  5. 1.5One For The Vine15:38
  6. 1.6Behind The Lines06:14
  7. 1.7Duchess06:43
  8. 1.8Guide Vocal01:26
  9. 1.9Turn It On Again04:37
  10. 1.10Duke’s Travels07:32
  11. 1.11Duke's End02:31
  12. 1.12Story Of Sidney02:12
  13. 2.1Say It's Alright Joe10:22
  14. 2.2The Lady Lies06:12
  15. 2.3Ripples10:21
  16. 2.4Band Introductions02:22
  17. 2.5In The Cage08:50
  18. 2.6Afterglow04:48
  19. 2.7Follow You, Follow Me03:17
  20. 2.8Dance On A Volcano04:49
  21. 2.9Drum Duet00:47
  22. 2.10Los Endos06:16
  23. 2.11I Know What I Like09:09
  24. 2.12The Knife03:51
Recording comments
To be honest- the quality is not too good... I think i have a transfer from a higher generation tape- sounds like recorded under water. Apart from that it is still a brilliant gig. [lamb79]
Show memories
It was definitely the Odeon, before it went multiscreen. Unforgivably I missed the chance to buy tickets for the tour, but managed to get a standing room ticket on the night (I paid £6 for a £3 ticket!). It was a brilliant gig, not least due to the intimacy of the venue. I saw them again at one of the Glasgow Apollo gigs a few days later - I had Geoff Parkin of Genesis Information fame (God rest his soul) to thank for getting me tickets for that one. [quirm]

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Show memories

It was definitely the Odeon, before it went multiscreen. Unforgivably I missed the chance to buy tickets for the tour, but managed to get a standing room ticket on the night (I paid £6 for a £3 ticket!). It was a brilliant gig, not least due to the intimacy of the venue. I saw them again at one of the Glasgow Apollo gigs a few days later - I had Geoff Parkin of Genesis Information fame (God rest his soul) to thank for getting me tickets for that one. [quirm]