Re: PT's comments in Toronto '82

>the problem here may be that there are several versions of the Toronto b'cast
>around.   there's the original radio simulcast,  the original pay-per-view TV
>b'cast, and the free-in-Toronto TV b'cast,   all of which were b'cast live
>from the show, and all of which were complete,  except the free one,  which
>substituted commercials for Cry If You Want.    then there's several edited
>radio b'casts which were played by various stations for months (years?)
>later,  there's the edited video available in stores,  and the edited HBO
>version which they showed for a month or two.       I do think the tape Eddie
>has is probably one of the Toronto b'cast edits.    BTW,  young man blues
>wasn't played very regularly on the tour,  it wasn't played in Orlando,   but
>it was in Toronto at the last show.   

TB:

I have what I was told was the live radio broadcast. It does have CIYW. In
fact, so that Eddie may be able to get a better fix on this, here is the
setlist. I believe the order was changed a bit to make it fit on cassette:

My Generation/I Can't Explain/Dangerous/Sister Disco/The Quiet One/It's
Hard/Eminence Front/Behind Blue Eyes/Baba O'Riley/Dr. Jimmy/Boris The
Spider/Drowned/Cry If You Want/Love Ain't For Keeping/Who Are You/Pinball
Wizard/See Me Feel Me/5:15/Love Reign O'er Me/Long Live Rock/Won't Get
Fooled Again/Naked Eye/Squeeze Box/Young Man Blues/Twist And Shout



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