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Talking Heads - Capitol Theatre, Aberdeen. 28 Nov 1979

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Talking Heads

Capitol Theatre

Aberdeen, UK
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Aberdeen No. 0222002

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    Absolutely a top notch superb gig. They had released 'Fear of Music' their 3rd album that year but played a lot from '77' and More Songs about Buildings & Food'. I remember standing up to move/dance along with a lot of other people but the security were pushing people back into their seats saying it was a seated concert. David Byrne was aware of this and announced that we could dance if we wanted and if we all stood up they (security) could do nothing as there were more of us. The whole audience stood up and applauded as the next song kicked off and the bouncers (as they were known then) did nothing. A great time was had by all.

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