Le Zenith, Paris

France · Sunday 25 April 1993 · Secret World

33 years, 6 months and 15 days ago

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2h 19m total
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A-
Rating ★★★★☆ 7.0/10 (2 ratings)
8 people have this recording
  1. 1.1Intro01:09
  2. 1.2Come Talk To Me06:43
  3. 1.3Steam08:07
  4. 1.4Games Without Frontiers05:59
  5. 1.5Across The River07:03
  6. 1.6Slow Marimbas02:54
  7. 1.7Shaking The Tree08:11
  8. 1.8Blood Of Eden06:50
  9. 1.9San Jacinto08:19
  10. 1.10Lovetown07:31
  11. 1.11Kiss That Frog05:27
  12. 2.1Shock The Monkey06:41
  13. 2.2Washing Of The Water05:09
  14. 2.3Solsbury Hill04:48
  15. 2.4Digging In The Dirt07:12
  16. 2.5Sledgehammer06:24
  17. 2.6Secret World15:25
  18. 2.7In Your Eyes11:25
  19. 2.8Biko13:55
Show memories
Fantastic performance, with a great version of Across the River.
Before the song Peter asks for silence, one of the audience members shouts loudly, and Peter himself laughs along with the audience, replying: "C'est mon frère"

During San Jacinto, there's a technical problem, and the 'marimba' sequence stops. David Rhodes changes his part a bit to incorparate the sequence into his playing. Sounds quite interesting, and gives you a good chance to hear the other players' parts. [Jesper Moonen]
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Le Zenith '93 (DVD)
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Rating ★★★☆☆ 6.8/10 (9 ratings)
23 people have this recording
  1. Come Talk To Me / Steam / Games Without Frontiers / Across The River / Slow Marimbas / Shaking The Tree / Blood Of Eden / San Jacinto / Lovetown / Kiss That Frog / Shock The Monkey / Washing Of The Water / Solsbury Hill / Digging In The Dirt / Sledgehammer / Secret World / In Your Eyes / Biko
Recording comments
In my opinion this one is the best audience shot from the secret world tour. [peter]

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Show memories

Fantastic performance, with a great version of Across the River. Before the song Peter asks for silence, one of the audience members shouts loudly, and Peter himself laughs along with the audience, replying: "C'est mon frère" During San Jacinto, there's a technical problem, and the 'marimba' sequence stops. David Rhodes changes his part a bit to incorparate the sequence into his playing. Sounds quite interesting, and gives you a good chance to hear the other players' parts. [Jesper Moonen]