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Porcupine Tree made their US debut with this ill-fated gig at Don Hills on June 26th 1996. The show was noticeably shorter than most and plagued with technical troubles.
The following are notes from the entry for this bootleg on voyage-pt.de
"PT's debut in America was a warm-up concert at Don Hills, New York, hosted by C & S Records. The location was quite small, with a small stage and poor acoustics, the opening act (Poppy Seed) played way too long, shortening the PT gig and, to top it all off, Steven's guitar amp started to smoke at Moonloop."
Photo by Alexander Tsalikhin
Uploaded as part of the Porcupine Tree Archive Project
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Porcupine Tree made their US debut with this ill-fated gig at Don Hills on June 26th 1996. The show was noticeably shorter than most and plagued with technical troubles.
The following are notes from the entry for this bootleg on voyage-pt.de
"PT's debut in America was a warm-up concert at Don Hills, New York, hosted by C & S Records. The location was quite small, with a small stage and poor acoustics, the opening act (Poppy Seed) played way too long, shortening the PT gig and, to top it all off, Steven's guitar amp started to smoke at Moonloop."
Photo by Alexander Tsalikhin
Uploaded as part of the Porcupine Tree Archive Project
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
