42 years, 9 months and 11 days ago

Tuesday, December 16, 1980

London, United Kingdom

Hammersmith Odeon Theatre

3,350 capacity

Trevor Horn:
Thank you very much. That was really nice of you guys because this our [???] and [???]. We're going to play something from the album 'Drama'. This is called 'Into The Lens'.

Trevor Horn:
Thank you very much. There's a guy standing over here on my right that I'm sure you all know. I always [???]. He's also a rather good guitar player too. His name is Steve Howe.

Trevor Horn:
And now, and now for something which is a lot less familiar to you because it is a song we only wrote it about 4 months ago. We haven't had a chance to record it yet. In fact, it was written by Steve and [???] it's called 'Go Through This'.

Trevor Horn:
Thank you very much. I'd like to, I'd like to introduce another friend of mine. He plays the keyboards. He and I have [???] for about four years. Anyway he's going to playing something called 'Man In A White Car' and his name is Geoffrey Downes.

Trevor Horn:
Geoffrey Downes. We're going to try another new song. This is a very important song for us because in actually fact. It was the first song we ever wrote together, when we first met. We never recorded it for some unknown reason but we're going to put it on the new album. We called it rather prophetically 'We Can Fly From Here'.

Trevor Horn:
Thank you. Thank you very much. Now if you know something about, know something about the record business, you now that whenever you make an album, your making an album and you have a guy who produced it and when we made 'Drama', we had quite an odd guy for our producer. A little guy who about this tall called Eddie Offord. Anyway Eddie used, Eddie used to have a lot funny sayings and sometimes if he thought we were wasting time in the studio he would say. 'C'mon guys'...

Chris Squire:
No

Trevor Horn:
I just ruined it. He said 'C'mon guys Tempus fugit'.

Trevor Horn:
Thank you. Thank you very much. There's a, there's a rather, there's a tall guy on my right. He plays bass guitar so he tells us and his name is Chris Squire. But we, we [???] we call him 'The Fish'.

Trevor Horn:
Chris Squire. Chris Squire on bass and Alan White on drums. This song is all about machine comes, deliverance and oppressed thinking. It's called 'Machine Messiah'.

Trevor Horn:
Thank you. Before we play the next song. I'd like to thank you all including [???]. I'd like to thank you all. Your really a great audience. We played three nights in Odeon and we really enjoyed it. Thank you very much. This is our last song.

Trevor Horn:
Thank you very much. [???]

Trevor Horn:
Thank you. Thank you very much. We really have enjoyed [???] in fact I'm going to get, I'm going to get [???]. We're going to play one more song for you. What should it be?