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But I want to add one more thing about the 1978 <--> Tusk tour link you mention. Aside from the sound differences between the Les Paul & the Turner & the sound differences between the Combo Pianet & the Yamaha CP30, the 1978 performances sound exactly like the early performances (& especially the rehearsals) in 1979. Try it on your own ears, just for fun. Play one of the 1979 rehearsals of a song, & then play that same song from one of the 1978 shows. The musical style, attack, pacing, dynamics, sound field & ambience are all virtually identical. Even the singers' vocals are extremely alike from the first year to the second. In fact, there's far more musical & sound similarity between 1978 performances & first leg 1979 performances than there is between first leg 1979 performances & final leg 1979 performances (which is part of the reason why I've always said the final leg showed the greatest distance covered in performance evolution ever as regards that version of the band).
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