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DATE. VENUE |
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Date: Friday 4 April 1980 |
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Venue: Rainbow Theatre –
London (Finsbury Park) (UK) |
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CONCERTS |
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DATE. VENUE |
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Date: Friday 4 April 1980 |
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Venue: Rainbow Theatre –
London (Finsbury Park) (UK) |
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SET LIST |
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01. Dead souls |
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02. Wilderness |
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03. Shadowplay |
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04. Heart and soul |
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05. Decades |
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06. She's lost control |
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07. Atrocity exhibition |
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Total duration: about 30
minutes |
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DETAILS |
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Line-up: Ian Curtis | Peter Hook | Stephen Morris | Bernard Sumner |
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Concert organization:
Final Solution |
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Other bands: Soul
Boys | Section 25 | The Stranglers + guests |
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Hugh Cornwell (singer
of The Stranglers) was in Pentonville prison for drug possession,
so The Stranglers asked friends from different other bands to complete
their line-up, in addition of support bands |
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PHOTOS |
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Robert Ellis |
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MEMORIES |
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There were strobe
lights that night and the stage was extremely bright and hot. Ian repeatedly had to ask that they take the
front spot off him. The strain began to have its effect and, during
the final song [Atrocity exhibition] at The Rainbow,
Ian had an epileptic seizure and fell violently
back into the drum kit. The audience, not understanding the situation,
thought it a great finale for the show. Twinny and Dave Pils carried
Ian off stage, still in convulsions, and up
the stairs where he appeared to recover rapidly |
