Bobtalk

October 21, 1981
Boston, Massachusetts
Orpheum Theatre
Concert

Thank you. Can hear all right? Does it sound right? Do you feel all right? Oh well, I wish I felt that good. (after I Want You)

Thank you, all right. Any gambling men out there tonight? Any gambling men out there? What? Oh! Oh! Well, you all listen to this song and fold your cards away.

[In response to shouts from the audience]: It’s so true, it’s so true, really. Anyway, nothing sounds good to me tonight, so we’re just gonna try to get through. This is a song we used to do when things got rough. People always can relate to this. I don’t know, I can’t seem to sing on key tonight. Nobody minds though, do you? All right, yes. (before It’s All In The Game)

(…..). Anyway. What? Shot Of Love? (…..). Here’s a song we made up that was released as a single. Sold about three copies. I think two of them were sold about here, Combat Zone. Anyway… (before Heart Of Mine)

Right, I’m gonna tell all the…gonna tell all the reviewers from the newspapers…I know this reporter who’s gonna write it up, I don’t know his name. That song, that particular one’s been the most religious song, which has been played up till now. (…..). Called Heart Of Mine. This one is kind of true.

(…..). Won’t you come and play on this one? OK, here he is. Ever been on a stage like this before? (before When You Gonna Wake Up)

(…..). We’ll try and play this. (before No Money Down)

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