THE STRANGLERS ~ The Hammersmith Odeon. London. England.

*** CONCERT DAY 1 # 3 -- MARCH 29 - 30 - 31, 1987 ***

 

Support Act : HURRA

~ DREAMTIME EUROPEAN TOUR 1987 ~

 

Dreamtime is the ninth studio album by English (from Guildford, Surrey) rock band who emerged via the punk rock scene, The Stranglers, released on October 27,1986. Producer The Stranglers - Mike Kemp.

THE STRANGLERS (Band)

Hugh Cornwell — lead and backing vocals, guitar (1974–1990)
Jean-Jacques Burnel — bass, backing vocals (1974–present), lead vocals (1974–1990, 2006–present)
Jet Black — drums, percussion (1974–2018; semi-retired from touring 2007–2018; died on December 6, 2022)[
Dave Greenfield — keyboards, backing and lead vocals (1975–2020; died on May 3, 2020)

The Setlist
THE STRANGLERS

 

 Intro

 No More Heroes (No More Heroes - 1977)
Was It You? (Dream Time - 1986)
Down In The Sewer (Ratus Norvegicus - 1977)
Nice In Nice (Dream Time - 1986)
Punch and Judy (Aural Sculpture - 1984)
Souls (Aural Sculpture - 1984)
Always the Sun (Dream Time - 1986)
La Folie (La Folie - 1981)
Strange Little Girl (Single - 1982)
Golden Brown (La Folie - 1981)

North Winds (Aural Sculpture - 1984)

Big In America (Dream Time - 1986)

 Nice ‘n’ Sleazy (Black and White - 1978)
Who Wants the World (IV - 1980)
Bring On The Nubiles (No More Heroes - 1977)

Uptown (Aural Sculpture - 1984)

(Get A) Grip (On Yourself) (Ratus Norvegicus - 1977)  

Tank (Black and White - 1978)
Toiler on the Sea (Black and White - 1978)
Spain (Aural Sculpture - 1984)

Encore 1

 

 Nuclear Device (The Raven - 1979)
5 Minutes (No More Heroes - 1977)

 

 Encore 2

 

 Duchess (The Raven - 1979)
London Lady (Ratus Norvegicus - 1977)

 

 

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Time Set: 1h30