Phil Collins
Superstar Concert Series #SS85-26
Warner Theater, Washington D.C. USA February 20, 1980
For Broadcast The Week Of December 28, 1985
Pre-FM Recording
Vinyl Rip
Flac 24bit/96khz & High Quality MP3 320kbps/48khz
Cue Sheet And Box Cover Scans Included
Repost New Links 08/10/2025
Source/Lineage: Pre-FM LPs > Technics SL-1700 Turntable > Denon AVR-3200 Receiver > Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 ADC > VinylStudio > Flac 24bit/96khz
01 Concert Intro
02 Commercial Block: Sprite
03 Segment Intro
04 I Don't Care Anymore
05 The Roof Is Leaking
06 Commercial Block: Coke
07 Segment Break
08 Commercial Block: Sprite
09 I Cannot Believe It's True
10 This Must Be Love
11 You Know What I Mean
12 Commercial Block: Coke
13 Segment Break
14 Thru These Walls
15 The West Side
16 Commercial Block: Sprite
17 Segment Break
18 Commercial Block: Coke
19 Like China
20 You Can't Hurry Love
21 It Don't Matter To Me
22 Commercial Block: Sprite
23 Segment Break
24 ... And So To F
25 Commercial Block: Coke
26 Segment Break
27 In The Air Tonight
28 Hand In Hand
29 End Credits
30 Commercial Block: Sprite
Phil Collins – Vocals, Piano, Drums
Daryl Stuermer – Guitar, Bass, Banjo
Mo Foster – Bass
Peter Robinson – Keyboards
Chester Thompson – Drums, Percussion
The Phoenix Horns:
Rhamlee Michael Davis – Trumpet
Michael Harris – Trumpet
Don Myrick – Sax
Louis Satterfield – Trombone
JustDave's Notes
In my collection I have Westwood One Superstars In Concert #SS84-25 and Captured Live #CL783. They both are also from the Warner Theater, Washington D.C. USA February 20, 1980 with different track lists. Original uploaders complete notes are included.
This sounds great, so I think you will enjoy it!
Flac
MP3
OMG this is Collins at his prime! THXS for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYou are so welcome enjoy the music Nico!
DeleteDave
Great to hear Phil again, unfortunately his health is not that good now.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately we are getting to an age ourselves where our music and film heroes are getting to an age where their health can be in decline as well. At least we have a great wealth of music from Phil to enjoy!
DeleteDave
Do you mean Vinyl (R.i.p)?
ReplyDeleteNo absolutely not, I mean vinyl rip as in ripped from vinyl not from a CD source or cassette LOL but a valid question.
DeleteDave
A great show, but I only wish that the full concert was ever available. And by the way, the correct date of this concert is 1983 (2/20), not 1980. His first album, Face Value, was released in 1981 and this is from the tour after Hello, I Must Be Going, released in November of 1982. Thanks again for all the great boots!
ReplyDeleteThanks Gman! It's a typo the paperwork in the file set should be good. You're very welcome for the boots! Lots more to come to...
DeleteDave
Hi, Dave....I checked my list and it looks like there were four Westwood One broadcasts of the same set of songs: 84-15, 84-25, 85-10, and 85-26. All the same set, no songs swapped in or out. Now...on my list are two Pop Concert (which I don't have...) that have different tracks. So there may be more Phil on WW1 to track down.
ReplyDeleteHey another challenge hahahahaha!!
DeleteDave
Also...your Chicago made me look at my unfinished 2022 folder...and I have the Phil Collins 85-10 in there. As it's the same tracks as 84-25 (on Voodoo Wagon already), this wasn't a high priority...but now that you've done 85-26, I'll finish it up, leaving just 84-15.
ReplyDeleteI love it! I started working the Greg Kihn Band show this morning. Vinyl is in good shape, did a hand wash and a sonic cleaning looks real good should be a good encoding.
DeleteDave
Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome again!!
DeleteJD
Wow! Prime Phil Collins is a must listen! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome ex_mixer. Phil is such a great talent. As a song writer he can craft an excellent Progressive Rock opus or a Top Ten Pop Ballad. I am a Genesis fan and unlike most longtime fans I love the Phil Collins era just as much as The Peter Gabriel era. Enjoy!!
DeleteDave