| Summer,
1990 |
DVD
|
B-
|
60
min
|
Trump
Regency Hotel, Atlantic City, NJ |
1.
Brother Don't You Walk Away
2. Hanging On A Heart
3. All You Zombies
4. Fightin' On The Same Side
5. Karla with A "K"
6. 500 Miles
7. Satellite
8. Mr. Big Baboon |
Live
in Atlantic City this was a televised show for SRO. The hour long special
captures eight songs has the band is on tour to support the "Zig
Zag" Tour. The band likes top play long musical interludes in their
songs which make for some interesting arrangments as heard in "Mr.
Big Baboon", but it also takes away from the potential of more songs
being played. The quality is a B- because it has been transfered a few
times before ending up on DVD in order to preserve it.
|
| November
25, 1987 |
DVD
|
B
|
90
min
|
The
Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA - Thanksgiving Night |
|
1. Satellite
2. Hanging On A Heartbeat
3. South Ferry Road
4. Don't Take My Car Out Tonight
5. Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
6. Where Do The Children Go
7. Johnny B
8. Engine 999
9. Fightin' On The Same Side
10. Blood From A Stone
11. Day By Day
12. And We Danced
13. All You Zombies
14. Washington's Day
|
The complete show can be found over
on the audio page. This is the MTV broadcast. Unfortunately, MTV had
a "blackout" problem and some songs were not televised. Another
note is that this is the first time the Hooters headlined the Spectrum.
In fact an interesting note is that during Bryan Adams 1987 East Coast
Tour, the Hooters opened for him on all the East Coast Dates except
for June 23, 1987, the night he played the Spectrum. The trivia answer
is another Philly based group, Tommy Conwell and the Young Rumberls
(featuring former Hooter Rob Miller) was the opening act that night.
Thanksgiving concert at Spectrum, Philadelphia.
Patty Smyth guest on "Where Do The Children Go". She
actually sang the wrong lyrics. This is a mix of the radio broadcast
and the TV broadcast. Songs from #11 onwards is from the TV broadcast
and the rest is from the radio. This means that all songs are not in
the original order. Fairly good sound. "Fightin' On the Same Side"
is faded out. Available on 1 CD-R.
A treat as always is Washington's Day. Eric mentioned in an interview
that Bob Dylan called him and told him that this was the best song Eric
ever wrote and that Dylan wanted to cover it. Another
show I was fortunate to be at. The crowd was very loud. The band also
had to play Karla twice as footage from the concert would be in the
video.
|
| July
1987 |
DVD
|
B
|
4
min
|
Veteran's
Stadium - Philadelphia, PA |
| 1.
The National Anthem |
The
band performs the National Anthem before the Philadelphia Phillies baseball
game.
|
| June
15, 1986 |
DVD
|
B-
|
25
min
|
Giants
Stadium East Rutherford, NJ- Amnesty International |
1.
Day By Day
2. Blood From A Stone
3. Lucy In The Sky with Diamonds
4. Where Do The Children Go
5. All You Zombies
6. And We Danced |
A
Conspiracy of Hope was a short tour of six benefit concerts on behalf
of Amnesty International that took place in the United States during June
1986. Held not to raise funds but to increase awareness of Amnesty on
the 25th anniversary of its work for human rights. The final show at Giants
Stadium show was a sold-out, all-day event, running from noon until 11
p.m., broadcast on MTV, and at an outdoor stadium rather than the indoor
arenas used for the first five stops |
| December
31, 1985 |
DVD
|
B
|
50
min
|
MTV
New Year's Eve Rock & Roll Ball, New York City, NY |
1.
Day By Day
2. Hanging On A Heartbeat
3. Don't Take My Car Tonight
4. Where Do The Children Go
5. All You Zombies
6. South Ferry Road
7. Who's That Girl
8. Nervous Night
9. And We Danced
|
Recorded
directly from the television broadcast and transfered to dvd. This package
features "Who's That Girl" an older song that can be found in
some of the earlier recordings on this site, but this is one of the final
times the song will be performed live as the bands library of somgs grows
with the release of "One Way Home" in about another year and
a half. |
