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1980-07-18 Apeldoorn - Openluchttheater, Park Berg en Bos (Netherlands)
"Vara's Popkaravaan"
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Mainset:
A Reflection Play For Today In Your House M Jumping Someone Else's Train Another Journey By Train A Forest
Robert Smith Simon Gallup Laurence Tolhurst Matthieu Hartley
Songs played: 7 (7)
Day of the week: Friday
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Mainset:
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A Reflection
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Play For Today
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In Your House
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Jumping Someone Else's Train
Another Journey By Train
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A Forest
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Concert "Vara's Popkaravaan"
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from Eric
- It was a 2 band venue, first the Cure and as "main" act Gruppo Sportivo, a dutch formation.
- part of Vara's popkaravaan, Vara is a dutch public broadcasting company, Popkaravaan was a series of concerts.
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CD 'We Hate Rock'N Roll' / I.Y.House, M, J.S.E.Train, A.J.B.Train, A Forest, A Reflection, P.F.Today
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I.Y.House, M, J.S.E.Train, A.J.B.Train, A Forest, A Reflection, P.F.Today
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Support | The Cure Headliner | Gruppo Sportivo
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Venue trivia:
Openluchttheater was build in 1920 and demolished in 1989.
