Note: The information in this appendix has been culled from several sources—fan sites and tape trading lists and Genesis bootleg discographies on the web (most notably the Genesis Movement’s “Gig Guide: The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway” (n.d.) and Paul Russell’s excellent Genesis: A Live Guide 1969 to 1975 (2004), which provides annotated reviews of every extant performance tape uncovered as of 2004. Russell’s reviews, in fact, indicate that a great deal of audience-traded tapes exist beyond those indicated here; I have simply indicated those that have been ‘professionally’ packaged and traded with titles. Where there are discrepancies in details (regarding venue name, for example), I have followed Russell.
1974
| Date | Venue | City | Country | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
29 Oct |
City Hall |
Newcastle |
UK |
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Note: Possibly fan club preview; cancelled due to Hackett’s hand injury |
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30 Oct |
City Hall |
Newcastle |
UK |
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Note: Cancelled due to Hackett’s hand injury |
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01 Nov |
Palace Theatre |
Manchester |
UK |
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Note: Cancelled due to Hackett’s hand injury |
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02 Nov |
Palace Theatre |
Manchester |
UK |
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Note: Cancelled due to Hackett’s hand injury |
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04 Nov |
Empire Pool, Wembley |
London |
UK |
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Note: Cancelled due to Hackett’s hand injury |
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06 Nov |
Usher Hall |
Edinburgh |
Scotland |
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Note: Cancelled due to Hackett’s hand injury |
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07 Nov |
Usher Hall |
Edinburgh |
Scotland |
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Note: Cancelled due to Hackett’s hand injury |
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08 Nov |
Hippodrome |
Bristol |
UK |
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Note: Cancelled due to Hackett’s hand injury |
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09 Nov |
Hippodrome |
Bristol |
UK |
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Note: Cancelled due to Hackett’s hand injury |
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11 Nov |
Hippodrome |
Birmingham |
UK |
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Note: Cancelled due to Hackett’s hand injury |
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12 Nov |
Hippodrome |
Birmingham |
UK |
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Note: Cancelled due to Hackett’s hand injury |
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20 Nov |
Auditorium Theatre |
Chicago, IL |
US |
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Note: First concert performance of The Lamb |
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21 Nov |
Auditorium Theatre |
Chicago, IL |
US |
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22 Nov |
Indiana Convention Centre |
Indianapolis, IN |
US |
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Note: Bootlegged as Indianapolis 22/11/74; Indianapolis ′74 |
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23 Nov |
Ambassador Theatre |
St. Louis, MO |
US |
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25 Nov |
Allen Theatre |
Cleveland, OH |
US |
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Note: Bootlegged as Cleveland ′75, Cleveland First Night. Gabriel had made his decision to leave the band during the Cleveland stint; Russell’s evaluation of the tape (2004, pp. 106–107) indicates that the band was not at their best on this particular night. Was this the night he had told them? |
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26 Nov |
Allen Theatre |
Cleveland, OH |
US |
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Note: Bootlegged as The Lamb in Cleveland |
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27 Nov |
Veterans Memorial Coliseum |
Columbus, OH |
US |
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28 Nov |
Masonic Temple |
Detroit, MI |
US |
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29 Nov |
National Guard Armory |
Fort Wayne, IN |
US |
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30 Nov |
Syria Mosque |
Pittsburgh, PA |
US |
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01 Dec |
Lyric Theatre |
Baltimore, MD |
US |
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Note: Bootlegged as The Baltimore Show |
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02 Dec |
Warner Theatre |
Washington, DC |
US |
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04 Dec |
Mosque Theatre |
Richmond, VA |
US |
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05 Dec |
Tower Theatre |
Philadelphia, PA |
US |
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06 Dec |
Academy of Music |
New York, NY |
US |
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Note: Bootlegged as The Lamb Still Canned in N.Y.C. (Eeklair GL002) and The Lamb Lives in N.Y.C. |
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07 Dec |
Academy of Music |
New York, NY |
US |
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Note: Bootlegged as The Lamb Lies on the Academy, Rael in N.Y.C. |
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08 Dec |
Palace Theatre |
Providence, RI |
US |
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Note: Bootlegged as Rael Imperial Aerosol Kid, Rael Imperial (Highland HL059/60#G7), Providence, Rhode Island 8th Dec. 1974 (Hogweed Project HW 14), Brother John is Number Nine (Alternative Recording Company GNV018), Palace Theatre R.I., and Carpet Crawlers in the Palace Theatre. |
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09 Dec |
Music Hall |
Boston, MA |
US |
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Note: Bootlegged as The Boston Lamb (Digital Brothers Production) and Boston Music Hall (BURP 032). |
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11 Dec |
Palace Theatre |
Albany, NY |
US |
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12 Dec |
Palace Theatre |
Waterbury, CT |
US |
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Note: Bootlegged as Palace Theatre Waterbury (Burp II 03) and Read Inperial. |
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13 Dec |
Capitol Theatre |
Passaic, NJ |
US |
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14 Dec |
Market Square Arena |
Kansas City, MO |
US |
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15 Dec |
Forum |
Montreal, Quebec |
Canada |
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Note: Bootlegged as Move Over Casanova. |
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16 Dec |
Maple Leaf Gardens |
Toronto, ON |
Canada |
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Note: Bootlegged as Toronto ′74. |
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17 Dec |
The Dome |
Rochester, NY |
US |
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18 Dec |
Century Theatre |
Buffalo, NY |
US |
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1975
| Date | Venue | City | Country | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
10 Jan |
Convention Hall |
W. Palm Beach, FL |
US |
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Note: Bootlegged as Supper’s Ready with a Little Lost Lamb (Colosseum CD 97-C-25 A/B), West Palm Beach, Florida 10th Jan. 1975 (Hogweed Project HW 05), West Palm Beach ′75 (BURP 009), West Palm Beach ′75 (SAB 06), Digital West Palm Beach (Digital Brothers Production), and The Lamb Lives; erroneously bootlegged as The Lamb Descends on Waterbury. |
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11 Jan |
Civic Centre |
Lakeland, FL |
US |
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Note: Bootlegged as From One Fan to All Others (Stonehenge STBX 016/017/018), The Lamb Lives Backstage (Backstage BKCD 033/034), Lakeland 11.1.75 (SAB 09); The Lamb on the Rainbow, Lakeland ′75, erroneously bootlegged as Rael Visits San Diego. |
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12 Jan |
Municipal Auditorium |
Atlanta, GA |
US |
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15 Jan |
Music Hall |
New Orleans, LA |
US |
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17 Jan |
Houston Music Hall |
Houston, TX |
US |
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18 Jan |
McFarland Auditorium |
Dallas, TX |
US |
|
Note: Cancelled |
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19 Jan |
Civic Centre Music Hall |
Oklahoma City, OK |
US |
|
Note: Erroneously bootlegged as Live at the Music Hall Tulsa. |
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20 Jan |
McKey Auditorium, University of Colorado at Boulder |
Boulder, CO |
US |
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Note: In light of progressive rock’s fan base rooted in the university and college circuit, noted by both Stump (1997) and Macan (1997, 2006), it is noteworthy that this performance was one of only two such venues on the Lamb tour, showing just how far from those roots progressive rock had gone since its late-1960s origins. |
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22 Jan |
Community Theatre |
Berkeley, CA |
US |
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23 Jan |
Old Waldorf Astoria |
San Francisco, CA |
US |
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24 Jan |
Shrine Auditorium |
Los Angeles, CA |
US |
|
Note: This show was professionally recorded and portions were filmed by a German television crew. It was, along with the April 15 Empire Pool performance, the most widely bootlegged of the Lamb tour. It has appeared in bootleg form as Twilight Alehouse (Flashback WorldProductions 10.80.0109), As Through Emerald City (Amazing Kornyfone TAKRL 1945, Amazing Kornyfone TAKRL 19413/183), Shrine Auditorium Los Angeles 24 January 1975 (BURP 019/AV07), Shrine 75, Live in Los Angeles (TM Productions GEN750124TM), Revelation Without a Cause (Wizard WRMB 313), and in streaming audio form on the Wolfgang’s Shrine web site. A version with considerable post-production (see Chapter 6) was released on the Genesis Archive 1967–1975 box set. Video clips from the German Treffpunkt broadcast were bootlegged on Treffpunkte (MPEG), Genesis Collection 1973 & 1975 (DVD, GMDVD 08), Genesis Collection 1972–1975 (DVD, GMDVD 11), and The Lamb Lies Down on Treffpunkt. |
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25 Jan |
Fox Theatre |
San Diego, CA |
US |
|
26 Jan |
Community Theater |
Berkeley, CA |
US |
|
Note: Cancelled—but see January 22 entry! |
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28 Jan |
Civic Centre |
Phoenix, AZ |
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29 Jan |
Golden Hall Community Centre |
San Diego, CA |
US |
|
01 Feb |
Queen Elizabeth Theatre |
Vancouver, BC |
Canada |
|
Note: Cancelled. |
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01 Feb |
Kansas Memorial Hall |
Kansas City, MO |
US |
|
02 Feb |
Grand Valley State College |
Grand Rapids, MI |
US |
|
Note: This was the other collegiate date on the Lamb tour (see January 21, Boulder, CO entry). Silent home-movie audience footage from this show has been bootlegged as Genesis Collection 1973 & 1975 (DVD GMDVD 08) and The Lamb Lies Down on Grand Rapids (DVD). There is also a bootleg audio recording, Grand Rapids ′75. |
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03 Feb |
Memorial Coliseum |
Fort Wayne, IN |
US |
|
04 Feb |
Arie Crown Theatre, McCormick Place |
Chicago, IL |
US |
|
Note: To conclude the US leg of the tour, Genesis returned to Chicago, where they had debuted The Lamb, for a return performance—this time at the somewhat larger Arie Crown Theater. By now, apparently, word had gotten out that this was a show worth filming; parts of the performance were filmed by an audience member with a silent home-movie camera and since bootlegged as The Lamb Lies Down on Chicago (DVD). The band took a two-week hiatus before resuming performances in Europe. |
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19 Feb |
Ekeberghallen |
Oslo |
Norway |
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21 Feb |
Falkoner Theatrit |
Copenhagen |
Denmark |
|
22 Feb |
Niedersachsenhalle |
Hannover |
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23 Feb |
Eissporthalle |
Berlin |
Germany |
|
Note: Portions of this performance were filmed with a silent home-movie camera and bootlegged as Berlin ′75 (DVD, Raelmatrix Productions). Bootlegged as The Lamb Lies Down on Berlin and as Eissporthalle, Berlin, 23.2.75. |
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24 Feb |
Theater Carré |
Amsterdam |
The Netherlands |
|
Note: Bootlegged as The Digital Brothers in Amsterdam (Digital Brothers Productions) and as Amsterdam ′75. A second performance on 25 February is accounted by some sources. |
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26 Feb |
Palais des Grottes |
Cambrai |
France |
|
Note: Bootlegged as Cambrai, France 26 February 1975 (BURP 030), Cambrai ′75 and as Palais des Grottes 26/2/75. |
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28 Feb |
Salle des Expositions |
Colmar |
France |
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01 Mar |
Palais des Sports |
Dijon |
France |
|
02 Mar |
Palais des Sports |
St. Etienne |
France |
|
Note: Bootlegged as The Lamb Over Saint Etienne with the erroneous date of May 27, 1975. |
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03 Mar |
Palais des Sports |
Paris |
France |
|
Note: Bootlegged as Palais des Sports 3/3/75. |
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06 Mar |
Pavilhao dos Desportos |
Cascais |
Portugal |
|
07 Mar |
Pavilhao dos Desportos |
Cascais |
Portugal |
|
Note: Bootlegged as Lamb Tour in Portugal. |
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09 Mar |
Pabellon Nuevo |
Barcelona |
Spain |
|
Note: Bootlegged as Lamb in Badalona. |
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10 Mar |
Pabellon Nuevo |
Barcelona |
Spain |
|
11 Mar |
Pabellon Real Madrid |
Madrid |
Spain |
|
17 Mar |
Palais des Sports |
Paris |
Versailles |
|
Note: A return engagement to Paris, where they had performed two weeks previously. Bootlegged as The Lamb over Paris. |
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22 Mar |
Salle des Expositions |
Annecy |
France |
|
Note: Bootlegged as Annecy, 22/3/75. |
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24 Mar |
Palasport Parco Rufino |
Turin |
Italy |
|
Note: Sadly, this was to be the only Lamb performance in the country that had provided Genesis with vital support while they were still struggling to find an audience in their homeland just a few years previously. Unfortunately, fans and police clashed at this show, with the use of tear gas and several injuries as a result (Russell, 2004, p. 150). The performance was fortunately bootlegged as The Real Last Time (Stonehenge STCD 2004/2005), Torino Palasport, and Torino ′75. |
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26 Mar |
Stadhalle |
Offenburg |
Germany |
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27 Mar |
Messezentrum |
Nurnburg |
Germany |
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29 Mar |
Festhalle |
Bern |
Switzerland |
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30 Mar |
Saarlandhalle |
Saarbrucken |
Germany |
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01 Apr |
Friedrich Ebert Halle |
Ludwigshafen |
Germany |
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Note: Bootlegged as Ludwigshafen ′75. |
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02 Apr |
Killesberghalle |
Stuttgart |
Germany |
|
Note: Bootlegged as Live in Stuttgart 1975. |
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03 Apr |
Jahrhunderthalle |
Frankfurt |
Germany |
|
Note: Bootlegged as Revelation on Broadway (Highland HL267/268), Master of Frankfurt ′75, There’s Always Magic in the Air (PRRPGS001). |
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04 Apr |
Circus Krone |
Munich |
Germany |
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05 Apr |
Stadthalle |
Heidelberg |
Germany |
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06 Apr |
Philipshalle |
Düsseldorf |
Germany |
|
Note: Bootlegged as The Lamb Lies Down on Düsseldorf. |
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07 Apr |
Westfalenhalle 3 |
Dortmund |
Germany |
|
Note: Bootlegged as The Lamb Lies Down on Dortmund, German Melody of 1975, Digital Lambs in Dortmund (Digital Brothers Production). |
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08 Apr |
Congresshalle |
Hamburg |
Germany |
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Note: Silent film footage of this performance has been bootlegged on Genesis Collection 1973 & 1975 (DVD GMDVD 08). Bootlegged as Hamburg Germany 4/8/75. |
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10 Apr |
Martinihal Centrum |
Groningen |
Holland |
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Note: Bootlegged as Groningen ′75, Eeklair GL 41075, MUPPET 17 (MUPPET 17), A Blaze of White Light (PRRPGS009). |
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11 Apr |
Ahoy Sportpaleis |
Rotterdam |
Holland |
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12 Apr |
Vorst Nationale |
Brussels |
Belgium |
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Note: Bootlegged as Masters of Rotterdam, Rotterdam 1975. |
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Note: Bootlegged as The Belgian Connection ′75 (RMG TBC75024), The Other Brussels ′75, Brussels 12.04.1975 |
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The group now turned to their native England, performing at the cities where concerts had been cancelled at the beginning of the tour because of Hackett’s hand injury. |
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14 Apr |
Empire Pool, Wembley |
London |
UK |
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15 Apr |
Empire Pool, Wembley |
London |
UK |
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Note: The second Wembley date is the most widely bootlegged concert on the Lamb tour. Professionally recorded by the BBC, and syndicated for US broadcast by the Westwood One radio network, the show has over the years been broadcast in a number of different time formats (with accordingly different omissions from the set lists). These broadcasts, as well as (evidently) the original soundboard master tapes, are the source for a bewildering variety of bootleg packages. Among the bootlegs of the show are: The Light Goes Down on Empire (Highland HL271), The Audience at Empire Pool, Genesis—Live in London 1975 (Super Golden Radio Shows SGRS 022), Lamb Stew (RS Records CD 21), Last Supper, The Waiting Room (Flashback WorldProductions 10.89.0108), Live in London 1974 [sic] (Live Storm LSCD 51143), Awed Man Out (Amazing Kornyfone Label TAKRL 1975 and ACL 008), A Perfect Vintage (TM Productions and Hamilton A/V 150475-2), Perfect Wembley, Empire Pooled (Coaster Factory), We Are the Lamia of the Pool (PRRP 010), Westwood One (Superstar Concert Series 98-18), The Carpet Crawlers (Chapter One CO25134), Wembley ′75 Complete Pre-FM (AV 01), British Tour 1975 (Bird Brain Records RSB-002), On Broadway, Another Gold Record, and Stereo Pop Special – Vintage In Concert No. 313 (BBC TS 313 – CN 4248/S). |
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16 Apr |
Gaumont Theatre |
Southampton |
UK |
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Note: Bootlegged as Drumming Melody of 1975 (RMG DMON118), Live in Southampton 1975. |
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19 Apr |
Empire Theatre |
Liverpool |
UK |
|
Note: Silent audience film footage of this performance has been bootlegged as Empire Theatre ′75 (MPEG) and on the DVD Genesis Collection 1973 & 1975 (GMDVD 08). |
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22 Apr |
Usher Hall |
Edinburgh |
UK |
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23 Apr |
Usher Hall |
Edinburgh |
UK |
|
24 Apr |
City Hall |
Newcastle |
UK |
|
25 Apr |
City Hall |
Newcastle |
UK |
|
27 Apr |
Palace Theatre |
Manchester |
UK |
|
Note: Bootlegged as Palace Theatre, Manchester 27 Apr. 75 (Hogweed Project HW 02); also bootlegged with the erroneous name Apollo Theatre, Manchester. |
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28 Apr |
Palace Theatre |
Manchester |
UK |
|
Note: Bootlegged as Second Night Palace Theatre, Palace Theatre, Manchester 28 Apr. 75 (Hogweed Project HW 08). |
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29 Apr |
Colston Hall |
Bristol |
UK |
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30 Apr |
Colston Hall |
Bristol |
UK |
|
Note: Bootlegged as Bristol 1975. |
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01 May |
Hippodrome |
Birmingham |
UK |
|
Note: Bootlegged as Birmingham, UK 1st May 1975 (Hogweed Project HW 11) and Hippodrome, Birmingham May 1, 1975 (BURP 005). |
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02 May |
Hippodrome |
Birmingham |
UK |
|
Note: Bootlegged as Birmingham England May 2, 1975 (FAde 001), The Story of Rael (Highland HL 254/255), Tales of Ordinary Madness (Dream Weaver Records DWR 396078-2), and Swelled and Spent (Amazing Kornyfone Label TAKRL 2980). |
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08 May |
Sports Palace |
Antwerp |
Belgium |
|
Note: Veracity of this date/performance is disputed; Russell (2004, p. 177) indicates that the mainland Europe leg of the tour began with the May 10 Kiel show. |
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10 May |
Ostseehalle |
Kiel |
Germany |
|
Note: The return to the European continent after the UK shows was added on in order to recoup financial losses the tour had up to this point incurred (Russell, 2004, p. 177). Bootlegged as Kiel ′75 and as The Lamb Lies Down on Kiel (DVD, silent home-movie camera footage). |
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11 May |
Grugahalle |
Essen |
Germany |
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12 May |
Rhein am Main Halle |
Wiesbaden |
Germany |
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Note: Bootlegged as The Lamb in Wiesbaden. |
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13 May |
Stadthalle |
Bremen |
Germany |
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15 May |
Palais des Sports |
Rheims |
France |
|
Note: Bootlegged as Echoes of the Broadway (Highland HL 403/404), Rheims Remastered, and The Lamb Lies Down … The May 1975 Live EP (Rus Foley RFEP 5); erroneously bootlegged as Paris ′75. |
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16 May |
Palais des Sports |
Rheims |
France |
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18 May |
Velodromo Anoeta |
San Sebastian |
Spain |
|
Note: Bootlegged as Rael is Not Afraid of ETA, San Sebastian ′75 Remastered. |
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20 May |
Palais des Sports |
Paris |
France |
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21 May |
Palais des Grottes |
Cambrai |
France |
|
23 May |
Salle des Expositions |
Colmar |
France |
|
25 May |
Palais des Sports |
Dijon |
France |
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27 May |
Palais des Sports |
Besancon |
France |
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