1983-07-28 Bath - Moles (England)

Mainset:

The Figurehead
In Your House
M
The Drowning Man
Cold
Siamese Twins
Primary
Three Imaginary Boys
At Night
One Hundred Years
Play For Today
A Forest
Pornography
The Hanging Garden
10.15 Saturday Night
Killing An Arab

Encore 1:

Lament
The Walk
Forever

Robert Smith
Laurence Tolhurst
Phil Thornalley
Andy Anderson

Songs played: 19 (16 | 3)

Day of the week: Thursday

Attendance:
Capacity:

'Lament' and 'The Walk were played live for the first time ever.

Mainset:

[unknown]

The Figurehead

Thank you. This is called In Your House

In Your House

Thank You. This is called M.

Thank You. [...] This is called a Drowning Man

The Drowning Man

this is [...] called Cold

Cold

Thank you. This is called Siamese Twins. Sorry I don't talk about much [...]

Siamese Twins

I have to talk to you now don't I? I apologize. We haven't had very many days playing together. Only about 4.

Primary

Thank you. A very old song. Two imaginary boys.

Three Imaginary Boys

Thank you. This is called at night

At Night

This is called a Hundred Years

One Hundred Years

Thank you. This is called Play for Today

Play For Today

Thank you.

A Forest

Impossible. Even I cant remember that. Pornography

Pornography

We haven't done this one before so I'll probably be as bad as that, but anyway..

The Hanging Garden

10.15 Saturday Night

Guys this is going to be the last one coz otherwise we are going to fall over.

Killing An Arab

Thank you good night

Encore 1:

however we haven't done this one either. [...] This is called Lament

Lament

[unknown] Yeah we're gonna try and play the walk [...]

The Walk

Good Job we've not made a career out of writing songs like that isn't it really?

Forever

Thank you. sorry about all the kerfuffle [...] see you [...]

thanks to Beatrice J. for the stage banter transcript

stage banter segments may be wrong or incomplete
[...] marks unknown banter segments

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Then, in the early 80's, Moles was asked if they would do a warm up show for The Cure. THE CURE! Damn right!!
Unsurprisingly the night was a sell out way ahead of the gig and by the time the band played, their current single, The Walk, was at no.12 in the charts.