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thank you so much for uploading! love this song a lot

A great song. Not a good live performance- singer way out of key. It’s really more of a synth track - best left for the haunting corners of the recording studio. Keep writing, the midnight. You do great things

awesome sound :)

steve hackett is a prog god

Good shot!

I love you Rouldoph❤❤❤

Saw them in Chicago. Great under-rated band.

Thank you for this 🙏🏼. They’re my favorite band ever….absolutely AMAZING show it was…

I have to say that Mangini is kicking some major league ass on the drums, he did an excellent job playing the Bozzio parts and it was a nice treat to hear him play a smaller kit instead of his much more larger scaled set up that he always played with DT. He matched up very well with Jobson, Wetton and Machacek who all sounded amazing as always. This UK live lineup even though it was very short lived and only last a handful of shows was very fantastic. RIP John Wetton. One of the greatest singers ever

I have to say out of all of the live performances i have seen of UK playing the entire 'In The Dead Of Night suite', i have to say that this one really stands up as one of the best ever. It sounds absolutely incredible, everyone is on top form. John Wetton is on top form, both musically and vocally as this sadly would turn out to be his final ever live performance before his passing, Eddie Jobson is a monster on both keyboards and violin, Alex Machacek is more than a worthy successor for the legendary Allan Holdswoth delivering great playing that would make the man himself very proud and Mike Mangini who came on aboard for the final shows delivers one of his best drum performances ever, he not only stays faithful to the style of the legendary Bill Bruford but remains true to his own drumming. He did an excellent job. All four musicians as a band sound great. RIP John Wetton and thank you for all of the legendary music. One of the true iconic voices

Back in 1979 UK played in Puerto Rico my first concert. I still have the ticket. 13 Bucks about 6 Rows in front of us in Arena. It is the most amazing experience in my life. it made me a musician It was one of the best shows ever in Puerto Rico but for me the best I've seen Rush ,ACDC, Van Halen , Judas, Maiden, Scorpions ,Toto Kansas and some more But Terry Bozzio played like a crazy man in complete control and gestures , Jobson was magical in fact we were seated in the center on that row like 6 Row I saw the show Bozzio was insane

Drums choking 😮

Excelente musica y excelente interprete un todo que suena magnifico... Ana de argentina

Excellent!

Great music

God Justin doesn’t half ass anything and I love him for it 🎷

Cool! ❤liked👍👍👍

The Thing (1982) directed by John and Alien (1979) directed by Ridley Scott to me both of them are all about fear and paranoia and isolation and most important of all horror so as a 90s kid and an early 2000s kid i have considered both The Thing (1982) and Alien (1979) the greatest sci-fi horror movies ever created as well:).

I just watched them in Nagaland. THEY WERE BEAUTIFUL, LIVE!

Saw scorps in 82, 84 90 94. Bad ass band.

I saw the 1978 tour and at the beginning of the set, I felt rather than heard the opening note of Alaska. The CS-80 made sounds that even Rick Wakeman & Patric Moraz hadn’t played when I’d seen them during Relayer and Going For The One. Eddie is a consummate multi-instrumentalist and composer. And the violin solo on Time To Kill, had Eddie beaming a laser through the his acrylic violin. I was mesmerized. I had seen John with Uriah Heep after Gary Thain died before and was quite familiar with John and Bill Bruford, with their playing for Yes and King Crimson. Subsequent to that tour, I had the opportunity to meet both Allan and Steve Morse, when they toured together in the early 80’s. I am a guitar player that grew up on Jazz, Blues, Classical and Latin music. I still love progressive fusion in its’ many forms. There were absolute GIANTS in this genre. I am blessed to have seen many of the prog tours that came through DFW, at that time.

is... he rocking a mayones?! holy shit he coming up lmao

Incredible performance. I prefer when they play their pre Viva Emptiness songs in their original tuning like they did here. They often just play them in C standard which kind of messes with the tonal vibe of those songs. Wish this song would be more of a live staple.

I saw them on March 22, 1984, in Eugene, Oregon. It was the Love At First Sting tour, and it kicked ass! John Butcher Axis opened. I met Mathias afterward. What a fun night!

Sweet Locomotion

Very good . One of my favorite solos by Schenker . You did it justice .

it was cool they added the timekeeper theme from le visionarium

Mike Stone and Casey Grillo nailed this... they are a great addition to the band! It's my favourite performance of the song

All the audience in their 40-s?

Next to Synthetic and Seventeen, the best song for me :)

Amazing playing and tone ! What kind of tone did you use ?

Amazing, dude...thanks for this...they didn't play Congelia in Berkeley...

Fantastic! Steve fact it is a legend and a Man of steel

3:40 se hubiera puesto a bailar ahí xd

Por que no se rió? 😭:(💔

Are they going to have a tour next year? God Im going to the US just to see them live

my favorite modern prog band. im going to concert tomorrow

Wild that the two members of Genesis who quit the band are the only two left touring. And successfully at-that!

Steve Hackett un crak de la guitarra, lo fui a ver en Santiago con el grupo Genetics, tocaron todo el Second Out, queria ver a un integrante de Genesis uno de los mas grande del rock progresivo, me di ese gusto, gracias Steve

Very well shot, thank you.

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How much of the show did you record? Love being able to re-live it!

I got to see them in St. Paul. So good live

I love The Midnight. But I also have to admit, Tyler should really invest more into improving his live vocal skills, as he still seems to have too many difficulties with some songs. Lost Boy is such one.

Best band ever

where's Ivar?

I’ve lived the biggest part of my life trying to find a piece of of living . So here we are Joe I’ve looked at you as a inspiration because of the image of i wanted to be . I always found myself looking And going back to AEROSMITH . I remember reading a article in Rolling Stones about you guys and I prayed for y’all . I’m a guy with a learning disability Or so I’ve always been laid to believe anyways GODBLESS YOU And Steven Forever Fan stay the course and LOUD WILING BLESS MY LIFE

Mexico Tour???

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