Giants Stadium, East Rutherford NJ
USA · Sunday 31 May 1987 · Invisible Touch
39 years, 5 months and 9 days ago
Known recordings
1 sources
Untitled recording
2h 14m total
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- Media
- 2CD-R
- Quality
- B
- 1.1Mama07:37
- 1.2Abacab08:23
- 1.3Phil Talking04:00
- 1.4Domino11:01
- 1.5Phil Talking01:06
- 1.6That’s All04:58
- 1.7The Brazilian05:02
- 1.8Phil Talking01:00
- 1.9In The Cage07:55
- 1.10... In That Quiet Earth04:19
- 1.11Afterglow04:27
- 2.1Land Of Confusion05:12
- 2.2Band Introductions01:48
- 2.3Tonight Tonight Tonight09:30
- 2.4Throwing It All Away06:34
- 2.5Audience Participation06:25
- 2.6Home By The Sea11:38
- 2.7Invisible Touch05:02
- 2.8Drum Duet05:48
- 2.9Los Endos06:03
- 2.10Turn It On Again16:53
Recording comments
Has some digi-noise. Not sure how common that is
Show memories
My friends and I were really into Genesis at this point. We drove down from Boston to see this show, and camped out overngight to be first in line, as it was general admission on the field.
I remember being blown away that the tickets were $20. It was the most expensive concert I'd ever been to up to that point!
We ended up dead center, in front of the stage. Now, as "old" fans (even though we were in high school,) we had decided not to applaud the new stuff. We were going to "send a message to the band." (Ah, youth.....)
During the start of Land of Confusion, Phil encouraged the crowd to clap over their heads. The whole field joined in. We stood firm.
Phil looked down at us, and, no joke, he stopped and stared. Then he folded his arms and frowned, as if to say, "Come on now, boys. Participate!"
What did we do? We started clapping. Phil had overpowered us! He gave us a thumbs up and continued with the song.
Anyhow, despite the new stuff we didn't care for, there was plenty of great music to enjoy. A little sad Supper's Ready had been taken out, though. [scoot]
I remember being blown away that the tickets were $20. It was the most expensive concert I'd ever been to up to that point!
We ended up dead center, in front of the stage. Now, as "old" fans (even though we were in high school,) we had decided not to applaud the new stuff. We were going to "send a message to the band." (Ah, youth.....)
During the start of Land of Confusion, Phil encouraged the crowd to clap over their heads. The whole field joined in. We stood firm.
Phil looked down at us, and, no joke, he stopped and stared. Then he folded his arms and frowned, as if to say, "Come on now, boys. Participate!"
What did we do? We started clapping. Phil had overpowered us! He gave us a thumbs up and continued with the song.
Anyhow, despite the new stuff we didn't care for, there was plenty of great music to enjoy. A little sad Supper's Ready had been taken out, though. [scoot]
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Notes
Show memories
My friends and I were really into Genesis at this point. We drove down from Boston to see this show, and camped out overngight to be first in line, as it was general admission on the field.
I remember being blown away that the tickets were $20. It was the most expensive concert I'd ever been to up to that point!
We ended up dead center, in front of the stage. Now, as "old" fans (even though we were in high school,) we had decided not to applaud the new stuff. We were going to "send a message to the band." (Ah, youth.....)
During the start of Land of Confusion, Phil encouraged the crowd to clap over their heads. The whole field joined in. We stood firm.
Phil looked down at us, and, no joke, he stopped and stared. Then he folded his arms and frowned, as if to say, "Come on now, boys. Participate!"
What did we do? We started clapping. Phil had overpowered us! He gave us a thumbs up and continued with the song.
Anyhow, despite the new stuff we didn't care for, there was plenty of great music to enjoy. A little sad Supper's Ready had been taken out, though. [scoot]