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It is unknown if [[Condemnation]] was performed on this date, and if so, whether it had Dave or Martin on lead vocals. | Caligula was the support act. | ||
It is unknown if [[Condemnation]] was performed on this date, and if so, whether it had Dave or Martin on lead vocals. [[1994-03-08 Tennis Centre, Melbourne, Australia]] is the first recording after the South African dates of the [[:Category:1994 Exotic Tour|1994 Exotic Tour]] to have [[Condemnation]] dropped from the setlist temporarily due to Dave's trouble singing the song; it is dropped until [[1994-03-16 Open Air Stadium, Hong Kong, Hong Kong]] where Martin sings lead vocals. The song was presumably played and sung by Dave for all of the South African dates, based on recordings from several of those dates. | |||
Here is Daryl Bamonte's entry for the famous Devotional Tour Diary, published in Bong magazine in 1994: | |||
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''There is something strange going on. People are starting to act weird. Too much time spent at the airports, I reckon.'' | |||
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#[[Rush]] | #[[Rush]] |
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Notes
Caligula was the support act.
It is unknown if Condemnation was performed on this date, and if so, whether it had Dave or Martin on lead vocals. 1994-03-08 Tennis Centre, Melbourne, Australia is the first recording after the South African dates of the 1994 Exotic Tour to have Condemnation dropped from the setlist temporarily due to Dave's trouble singing the song; it is dropped until 1994-03-16 Open Air Stadium, Hong Kong, Hong Kong where Martin sings lead vocals. The song was presumably played and sung by Dave for all of the South African dates, based on recordings from several of those dates.
Here is Daryl Bamonte's entry for the famous Devotional Tour Diary, published in Bong magazine in 1994:
There is something strange going on. People are starting to act weird. Too much time spent at the airports, I reckon.