An emotional start of projections from the good old days set the tone for this simply brilliant performance. There was a little wobble from Pete after two songs when he realised the enormity of the show he was in - he looked terrified, legged it off stage and after Carl ran after him and dragged him back with a fag and a drink he was fine.
Kicking off as usual with 'Horrowshow', the gig was heartfelt and it was clear the boys were doing it for much more than just the money. A giddy, coy smile here and a man hug there showed that Carl and Pete have let by-gones be by-gones and they are ready to move off that horrible road of self-destruction. I was touched to the core by the love shown on stage and the emotion seeping out of each and every band member. A nice long group hug at the end pulled at everyone's heartstrings and left everyone completely humbled.
A simply wonderful performance.
1. Horror Show
2. Delaney
3. Vertigo
4. Last Post On The Bugle
5. Tell The Man Who Would Be King
6. Boys In The Band
7. Music When The Lights Go Out
8. What Katie Did Next
9. What Became Of The Likely Lads
10. Can't Stand Me Now
11. Death On The Stairs
12. The Ha Ha Wall
13. Don't Look Back Into The Sun
14. Time For Heroes
15. The Good Old Days
16. Radio America
17. Up The Bracket
18. What A Waster
19. I Get Along
Unforgettable.
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