Genesis
Drury Lane
Drury Lane Theatre, London, UK
20 January 1974

1-01 Watcher of the Skies (8:50)
1-02 Intro: Moonlit Knight (1:55)
1-03 Dancing With the Moonlit Knight (8:33)
1-04 Intro: Cinema (1:52)
1-05 The Cinema Show (11:22)
1-06 I Know What I Like (in Your Wardrobe) (5:51)
1-07 Intro: Firth (2:56)
1-08 Firth of Fifth (9:50)
1-09 Intro: Harold (0:29)
1-10 Harold the Barrel (3:16)
1-11 Intro: Box (1:21)
1-12 The Musical Box (10:54)
1-13 Horizons (1:55)
1-14 Intro: Fool (0:36)
1-15 More Fool Me (3:22)

2-1 The Battle of Epping Forest (12:31)
2-2 Intro: Supper (1:53)
2-3 Supper's Ready (25:26)

Type/Quality: Good-Very Good

Comments: 
This is a gem in my collection. Played at the Drury Lane Theatre in London, this 
is a very complete show from the SEBTP tour; if only it had "The Knife," it 
would have nearly every song they ever played on this tour. Not only does it 
have the valuable (valuable!) "Harold the Barrel," it also features the complete 
piano intro for "Firth of Fifth." The intro story for FoF is the Tube Train 
Story, also featured on the liner notes to the Live album; this was a rare story 
for Pete to tell. In his "Moonlit Knight" story, Pete mentions the Knights of 
the Green Shield; another thing he didn't usually do. Someone in the audience 
(probably the person recording this, as they are so audible) very prophetically 
shouts for "Harold the Barrel!" right before Pete introduces that song. Part of 
the beginning of the stories for both "Box" and "Supper" are missing; in the 
intro for "Box," Peter engages in a short dialogue with one of the audience 
members. The sound quality is fairly clear, there's not intrusive crowd, and 
there's not too much noise in the way of crackles or pops. In the intro for 
"More Fool Me," Phil quips that they are "available for weddings." He seems to 
have had a different joke ready for every introduction for this song; the oddest 
by far must be his "a little less like a painter with a jacket on" remark during 
the Rainbow Theatre show of October '73 (although had I been there it might have 
made more sense).

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