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The Frank Zappa calendar key The Frank Zappa calendar Freak Out! - June 1966 Absolutely Free - June 1967 We're Only In It For The Money - March 1968 Lumpy Gravy - May 1968 with The Abnuceals Emuukha Electric Symphony Orchestra & Chorus Cruising With Ruben & The Jets - December 1968 Mothermania - March 1969 Uncle Meat - April 1969 Hot Rats - October 1969 Burnt Weeny Sandwich - January 1970 Weasels Ripped My Flesh - August 1970 Chunga's Revenge - October 1970 Fillmore East, June 1971 - August 1971. The first entirely live album by The Mothers Of Invention. Frank Zappa's 200 Motels - October 1971. The original motion picture sound track. Just Another Band From L. A. - March 1972 Waka/Jawaka - July 1972 The Grand Wazoo - November 1972 Over-Nite Sensation - September 1973 Apostrophe (') - March 1974 Roxy & Elsewhere - September 1974 One Size Fits All - June 1975 Bongo Fury - October 1975 Zoot Allures - October 1976 Zappa In New York - March 1978 Studio Tan - September 1978 Slip Dirt - January 1979 Sheik Yerbouti - March 1979 Orchestral Favorites - May 1979 Joe's Garage Act I - September 1979 Joe's Garage Acts II & III - November 1979 Tinsel Town Rebellion - May 1981 Shut Up 'N Play Yer Guitar - May 1981 You Are What You Is - September 1981 Ship Arriving Too Late To Save A Drowning Witch - May 1982 The Man From Utopia - March 1983 Baby Snakes - March 1983 London Symphony Orchestra Vol. I - June 1983 Boulez Conducts Zappa: The Perfect Stranger - August 1984 Them Or Us - October 1984 Thing-Fish - November 1984 Francesco Zappa - November 1984 The Old Masters Box One - April 1985. It includes renewed version of Freak Out, Absolutely Free, We're Only In It For The Money, Lumpy Gravy, Cruising With Ruben & The Jets and the first Mystery Disc Frank Zappa Meets The Mother Of Prevention - November 1985 Does Humor Belongs In Music? - January 1986. Published only in Europe in CD. The Old Masters Box Two - November 1986. It includes renewed version of Uncle Meat, Hot Rats, Burnt Weeny Sandwich, Weasels Ripped My Flesh, Chunga's Revenge, Fillmore East - June 1971, Just Another Band From L.A. and the second Mystery Disc. Jazz From Hell - November 1986 London Symphony Orchestra Vol. II - September 1987 The Old Masters Box Three - December 1987. It includes renewed version of Waka/Jawaka, The Grand Wazoo, Over-Nite Sensation, Apostrophe ('), Roxy & Elsewhere, One Size Fits All, Bongo Fury and Zoot Allures. Guitar - April 1988 You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore, Vol. 1 - May 1988 Broadway The Hard Way - October 1988 You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore, Vol. 2 - November 1988 You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore, Vol. 3 - November 1989 The Best Band You Never Heard In Your Life - April 1991 Make A Jazz Noise Here - June 1991 You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore, Vol. 4 - June 1991 You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore, Vol. 5 - July 1992 You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore, Vol. 6 - July 1992 Playground Psychotics - October 1992 Ahead Of Their Time - April 1993 The Yellow Shark - November 1993 Civilization Phaze III - December 1994 The Lost Episodes - February 1996 Läther - September 1996 Frank Zappa Plays The Music Of Frank Zappa, a memorial tribute - October 1996 Have I Offended Someone? - April 1997 Mystery Disc - September 1988 Everything Is Healing Nice - December 1999 FZ:OZ - August 2002 Halloween - February 2003 Joe's Corsage - May 2004 QuAUDIOPHILIAc - September 2004 Joe's Domage - October 2004 Joe's XMasage - December 2005 Imaginary Diseases - January 2006 Trance-Fusion - October 2006 The MOFO Project/Object - December 2006 Buffalo - April 2007 The Dub Room Special - August 2007 Wazoo - October 2007 One Shot Deal - June 2008 Joe's Menage - October 2008 The Lumpy Money Project/Object - January 2009 Frank Zappa's 200 Motels. The MGM movie was premiered in Usa between October and November 1971 Baby Snakes - A movie about people who do stuff that is not normal. From the 1977 NYC halloween run, the movie was premiered in New York on December 21. Released for video in 1987 and for DVD in 2003. The Dub Room Special! It was released in video in 1982 and premiered at The Ritz in New York on October 29. Contains shootings from the KCET Tv La in 1974 and from the NYC Palladium in 1981. Released in DVD in 2005. Does Humor Belong In Music? - Frank Zappa Live. From The Pier, NYC, August 1984. It was released for video in 1985. Re-released in DVD in 2003. Video from Hell - 'Preview of The Newest Releases by Honker Home Video Music and video concepts by Frank Zappa', released in 1987. Contains footage from various Zappa eras. Uncle Meat. A movie started in 1967 with the 'original' MOI and finally released only in 1987 or 1988 The True Story Of 200 Motels. A one hour documentary on the genesis of the movie. The Amazing Mr. Bickford - Directed by Frank Zappa and animated by Bruce Bickford. With 'classical' Zappa music soundtrack. Classic Albums: Frank Zappa - Apostrophe(')/Overnite Sensation - May 2007 The Torture Never Stops - May 2008 April 7-16, 1966.Shortly after the recording of Freak Out, The Mothers got a ten days engagement in Waikiki, Hawaii. May - June 1966. The Mothers gets multiple engagements in San Francisco. On June 24-25 they opened for Lenny Bruce at the Fillmore Auditorium - from these gigs are said to come some of the earlier live recording audible on MD & YCDTOSA 1 & 5.At the end of June Elliot Ingber was fired. Click here for an overview on the '65 - '69 Mothers line-ups and activities. September 1966. Three new members for The Mothers: Don Preston, Bunk Gardner and Billy Mundi as 2nd drummer. Also Jim Fielder is hired on guitar. MOI are now a 8 elements group. Click here for an overview on the '65 - '69 Mothers line-ups and activities. November - December 1966. The year ends with multiple engagements at The Ballroom Farm in NYC. January 7-21, 1967. Two weeks engagement in Montreal. Click here for an overview on the '65 - '69 Mothers line-ups and activities. Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco - Feb 17-19. Jim Fielder's last known gigs with The Mothers. Click here for an overview on the '65 - '69 Mothers line-ups and activities. Mar - Sep 1967. The Mothers moves to NYC where they kept, for almost six mounths, even if not always continously, the 'Absolutely Free - Pigs & Repugnant' show at the Garrick Theatre. March - September 1967. At the end of the Garrick Theatre period, The Mothers have two new members - Ian Underwood and Motorhead Sherwood - and are now a nine members band. 1967, Sept 23 to Oct 2 - The first MOI European tour. The Moi play Louie Louie on the Royal Albert Hall pipe organ in London (UM). The complete MOI gig in Stockholm (Sep 30) is ended up on the 'Tis The Season To Be Jelly BTB. Click here for an overview on the '65 - '69 Mothers line-ups and activities. December 1967. Art Tripp replaces Billy Mundi as 2nd drummer of the MOI. The year ends with a five days engagement in Philadelphia. Click here for an overview on the '65 - '69 Mothers line-ups and activities. Click here for an overview on the '65 - '69 Mothers line-ups and activities. May - July 1968 - USA gigs. On 18 May in Hallendale (Fl) the MOI recorded the live portion of King Kong (UM). On July 27 the MOI play God Bless America at the Whisky A Go-Go in LA (UM). Aug - Sept 1968. After some 'in and out', Ray Collins definitivaly leaves The Mothers. 1968, Sept 28 to Oct 26 - The 2nd MOI European tour. For the London Royal Festival Hall show on Oct 25 FZ hired some members of the BBC Orchestra, the result is audible in AOTT. Most part of this unique performance is also available in video (Uncle Meat). 1968, November - December. Lowell George and Buzz Gardner join The Mothers, that are now a ten elements band. Most of the Nov 8 show in Fullerton, including a Wild Man Fischer performance, ended up in Our Man In Nirvana BTB. 1969, Jan - March. The ten members MOI continue to ride USA & Canada. Some bits of the February Miami and NYC shows are available on YCDTOSA5. 1969, Jan - March. The ten members MOI continue to ride USA & Canada. Some bits of the February Miami and NYC shows are available on YCDTOSA5. 1969, April - May. The ten members MOI continue to ride USA & Canada. After the Toronto & Appleton gigs, in the end of May, Lowell George quits The Mothers. 1969, May 30 to June 7 - the very short 1969 MOI European tour. A bit of the London performance can be heard on YCDTOSA5. 1969, June 13 to Aug 19. Last Usa gigs for the original Mothers of Invention: FZ disbanded the group at the end of August. An hour of the July 8 Boston performance can be heard in The Ark BTB. 1969, October 24-28, Belgium. FZ is Master of Ceremonies at the Amougies Festival. He jammed with Pink Floyd, Archie Shepp, Cpt. Beefheart and others. November 69 - April 70: Frank Zappa & Hot Rats. Zappa & Underwood did some occasional gigs in California with always changing line-ups, including: Cpt. Beefheart, Max Bennett, Ed Greene, Don 'Sugarcane' Harris, Jeff Simmons and Ainsley Dumbar. 	November 69 - April: 70 Frank Zappa & Hot Rats. Zappa & Underwood did some occasional gigs in California with always changing line-ups, including: Cpt. Beefheart, Max Bennett, Ed Greene, Don 'Sugarcane' Harris, Jeff Simmons and Ainsley Dumbar. November 69 - April 70: Frank Zappa & Hot Rats. Zappa & Underwood did some occasional gigs in California with always changing line-ups, including: Cpt. Beefheart, Max Bennett, Ed Greene, Don 'Sugarcane' Harris, Jeff Simmons and Ainsley Dumbar. November 69 - April 70: Frank Zappa & Hot Rats. Zappa & Underwood did some occasional gigs in California with always changing line-ups, including: Cpt. Beefheart, Max Bennett, Ed Greene, Don 'Sugarcane' Harris, Jeff Simmons and Ainsley Dumbar. May 1970 - The MOI reunion tour. For the Contempo '70 music festival was scheduled in LA a concert with The Mothers & The LA Philarmonic Orchestra conducted by Zubin Metha. FZ with Underwood and a bunch of former & future Mothers (Collins, Motorhead, Preston, Mundi, Dumbar, Simmons) did a short 'rehearsal tour'. The orchestral LA concert featured the '200 Motels Suite' 1970, June 12 to July 5. The new Mothers present themself in some gigs and TV-shows in USA and Europe. The new line-up features the former Turtles Mark Volman & Howard Kaylan (Flo & Eddie), Ian Underwood, George Duke, Jeff Simmons and Ansley Dumbar. Summer 1970 : Frank Zappa in Europe. Zappa did at least two gigs in France without the Mothers: at the Riviera Festival in Antibes with Jean-Luc Ponty (the first known time FZ and JPL played together on stage) and at the Saint Raphael Pop Festival with an unknown band. August 21 1970 - The Mothers are back. The famous El Monte Legion Stadium show (that actually took place at Santa Monica Civic Auditorium). 1970, Sep 15 to Oct 26 - Usa tour. November 1970. The Flo & Eddie Mothers did some memorable gigs at the Fillmore West in San Francisco and at the Fillmore East in NYC (hear 'Tengo Na Minchia Tanta' and 'Freaks & Motherfu*#@%!' - BTB). The 1970 European tour - Nov 26 to Dec 17. On Dec 15 in Paris Jean-Luc Ponty joined the Mothers on stage for a sparkling King Kong jam that ended up in the Disconnected Synapses BTB. 1971, Jan 28 to Feb 5 - Pinewood Studios, UK - 200 Motels shooting. Most of 200 Motels was recorded live during the shooting WITH The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. Simmons left the band just before the start of the movie and was replaced by Martin Lickert (Ringo Starr chauffeur!). The orchestral premiere of 200 Motels scheduled at the Royal Albert Hall for Feb 8 was cancelled. George Duke left the band after the end of the shooting. 1971, May 10 to June 6 - Short Usa Tour. The Flo & Eddie MOI combo now has Jim Pons on bass and Bob Harris on keyboards. 1971, June 5 - 6, Fillmore East, New York City, with, as special guests, Don Preston (audible in FE) and John Lennon & Joko Ono (audible in Playground Psychotics and on the Plastic Ono Band's 'Sometimes In New York City'). 1971, July 2 to 10 - Canada tour. At the end Bob Harris left the band. 1971, August 7 , UCLA Pavillon, Los Angeles. The JABFLA show. Don Preston replaces Bob Harris at keyboards until the end of the 'Flo & Eddie era'. 1971, August 25 to 29 - Short West Coast tour. 1971, October 1 to 24 - Usa & Canada tour. The infamous 1971 European tour - Nov 19 to Dec 10. Montreaux, Dec 4: nearly at the end of the show, a big fire destroyed the Casino hall and the Moi equipment: the whole show can be heard on the Sweet Cheese/Fire BTB. The Mothers canceled all seguent european gigs to be ready for the London shows... The infamous 1971 European tour - Nov 19 to Dec 10. London, Dec 10: nearly a the end of the first of two scheduled shows at the Rainbow Theatre, a young exagitate man throw FZ off the stage into the orchestra pit. FZ ended up at the local hospital with various injuries that kept him for some mounths on a wheel chair. It was the end of the tour and of the 'Flo & Eddie era'. The Grand Wazoo tour - Sep 9 to 24. Only seven shows for this really big band: 20 elements including Jim Gordon, Tony Duran, Tom Fowler, Sal Marquez, Ian & Ruth Underwood. The Wazoo double album (available since October 2007) was recorded during this short tour. The Petit Wazoo tour - Oct 27 to Nov 12 and Dec 1 to 15. A ten elements band including Jim Gordon, Tony Duran and Bruce Fowler. A sample of this band performances is available since January 2006 in Imaginary Diseases. The Petit Wazoo tour - Oct 27 to Nov 12 and Dec 1 to 15. A ten elements band including Jim Gordon, Tony Duran e Bruce Fowler. A sample of this band performances is available since January 2006 in Imaginary Diseases. The 1973 USA tour - Feb 23 to May 20 (with many pauses). The very new Combo: Ian Underwood, Jean Luke Ponty, George Duke, Ruth Underwood, Ralph Humphreys, Tom & Bruce Fowler. Sal Marquez joined in on march 24. For some shows (Apr 7 - May 1) Kim Vassy was on vocals. The 1973 Pacific tour - June 15 to July 8. At the end of the Australian tour Sal Marquez left the Mothers. Zappa edited an extended Yellow Snow Suite from the Sydney June 25 show (One Shot Deal). The 1973 European tour - Aug 18 to Sept 14. At the end of this tour Ian Underwood left the Mothers after 6 years of almost continuos playing with FZ. Sep 14, Empire Pool, Wembley: last show with FZ & JLP together. The last 1973 Usa tour Oct 26 to Dec 02 (plus the Roxy appendix). The new Zappa band, with two drummers (Thompson & Humphrey), Napoleon Murphy Brock, Ruth Underwood, George Duke, Bruce and Tom Fowler. December 9-10 - The Roxy, Los Angeles, with Jeff Simmons as guest. The shows were recorded (R&E) and filmed (while waiting for the DVD from ZFT, an account can be seen on 'Classic Album: Frank Zappa' DVD). February 1974, some shows in California. Jeff Simmons rejoins The Mothers. First 1974 USA tour - March 1 to 23 The 1974 USA 10th Anniversary Tour - April 19 to May 12. FZ again with a ten members band. For this tour only Don Preston rejoins The Mothers, Walt Fawler is added on trumpet while Ruth Underwood is not in the band. Will be the last tour for Ralph Humphries and the last Zappa band with two drummers. 1974 USA & Canada tour - June 28 to July 21. After the Bloomington July 3 show, Jeff Simmons leaves definitivaly the band: the Mothers are back to a more traditional 6 members line-up. August 1974, some shows in California, including the KCET TV LA performances: see 'A Token Of His Extreme' and 'The Dub Room Special!' videos, hear 'The Dub Room Special!' cd. The 1974 European tour - Sep 6 to Oct 5. Sept 22-23: The Helsinki Concert(s) - YCDTOSA2. The last 1974 USA tour - Oct 29 to Dec 3. Oct 31, Felt Forum, NYC: first FZ Halloween show in New York! Nov 19: Tom Fowler gets his left hand broken, will be replaced untill the end of the tour by Mike Urso or James 'Bird Legs' Youman. 1975 New Year's Eve Special Show - Long Beach Arena. The last show with Chester Thompson & Ruth Underwood (she will come back for the NYC '76 Christmas run). 1975 Bongo Fury Tour with Cpt. Beefheart: Claremont April 11 and from April 18 to May 26. The first tour with Terry Bozzio and the last with George Duke & Tom Fowler. Featuring also Denny Walley, Bruce Fowler & Napoleon Murphy Brock. September 17-18, 1975, Royce Hall, UCLA, Los Angeles.The Abnuceals Emuukha Electric Orchestra plays Zappa's orchestral favourites. The 1975 second USA tour - Sept 27 to Dec 9 (with some pauses.) The Mothers are restricted to 5 elements: Roy Estrada, from the 'original' Mothers, is the bass player, André Lewis is on keyboards, Napoleon & Terry keep their jobs. The 1975 second USA tour, Sep 27 to Dec 9 (with some pauses). Norma Jean Bell was guest on the NYC Halloween shows and joined the band from the day after until the end of the tour, you can now hear her on Joe's Menage. November 21-22 1975. Two shows in Yugoslavia, in Zagreb & Ljubljana - The only time FZ played behind the red courtain. The 1975 second USA Tour, Sep 27 to Dec 9 (with some pauses). Norma Jean Bell was guest on the NYC Halloween shows and joined the band from the day after until the end of the tour. 1976 New Year's Eve Special Show - Inglewood The 1976 Pacific tour - Jan 11 to Feb 5. Sydney, Jan 20: FZ:OZ --- Osaka, Feb 3: Black Napkins (ZA). The 1976 European tour - Feb 13 to Mar 13. Last tour with Napoleon Murphy Brock (who will shortly come back in 1984) and Roy Estrada. The 1976 USA tour - Oct 16 to Nov 25. A nearly completely new combo: Patrick O'Hearn on bass, Ray White on guitar, Eddie Jobson on keyboards & violin. Bozzio keeps the drums. With Bianca Thorton on keyboards and vocals until Nov 11. 1976 Christmas special big band - NYC December 26-29. The ZINY shows, with a twelwe elements band featuring Ruth Underwood. The 1977 European tour - Jan 13 to Feb 17. FZ plays in London for the first time since 1973 The 1977 USA & Canada Tour - Sep 8 to Nov 11 (with some pauses in between). With Bozzio, O'Hearn and the new entries Peter Wolf, Tommy Mars, Ed Mann and Adrian Belew. During the NYC Halloween run, with  Roy Estrada, was filmed Baby Snakes. 1978 New Year's Eve Special Show - Los Angeles With Roy Estrada The 1978 European tour - Jan 24 to Mar 1. Last tour with Terry Bozzio. Most of the Sheik Yerbouti basic tracks were recorded during the London shows. At the end of the tour Adrian Belew left Zappa for David Bowie. The short 1978 European summer festivals tour - Aug 26 to Sept 9. Willis and Walley replace Adrian Belew, Arthur Barrow replaces Patrick O'Hearn and Vinnie Colaiuta replaces Bozzio. In Munich the band filmed 'We Don't Mess Around'. The 1978 USA tour - Sept 15 to Oct 10 (plus the Halloween appendix). Ike Willis leaved the band on Oct 14 and Patrick O'Hearn joined on Oct 13: for the remaining shows the band played with two bass players! The 1978 Halloween appendix - Oct 23 to Oct 31. The two bass players band did 6 shows in the NYC Halloween run - the Halloween audio DVD is made from here. The 1979 European tour - Feb 10 to Apr 1. With Warren Cuccurullo on additional guitar. On Feb 17-19 the band made 4 gigs in London: the Inca Roads solos on SUNPYG and The Yellow Snow Suite on YCDTOSA1 comes from here. The 1979 European tour - Feb 10 to Apr 1. With Warren Cuccurullo on additional guitar. The Feb 24 Paris show ended up on the Anyway The Wind Blows BTB. The first 1980 USA tour - March 25 to May 11. The new band: David Logeman, Arthur Barrow, Tommy Mars, Ike Willis and Ray White. On May 8 the band had a short special gig at The Mudd Club in NYC - Video exist of it! The 1980 European tour - May 23 to July 3. The Paris June 11 show was pro-shot. The second 1980 USA tour - Oct 10 to Dec 11. Two new members: Bob Harris (only tour with FZ) and Steve Vai. Winnie Colaiuta replaces David Logeman for his last tour with FZ. The Tinsel Town Rebellion Band. October 25: Buffalo. The 1981 USA tour - Sep 27 to Dec 12. The first tour with Chad Wackerman, Scott Thunes and Robert Martin. The Halloween NYC show was broadcasted by MTV and some performances are visible in The Dub Room Special! video. 'The Torture Never Stops' DVD has more of it. The 1982 European tour - May 5 to July 14. The longest ever Zappa European tour ends in Palermo with a big riot. It was the first and only time FZ played in Sicily, his father homeland! January 11, 1983 - Barbican Centre, London. The London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Kent Nagano plays Zappa. February 9, 1983 - San Francisco, War Memorial Opera House. Frank Zappa conducts Ionisation and Integrales at the Edgar Varese Memorial Concert. January 9, 1984. Paris, Théâtre de la Ville: Ensemble InterContemporain conducted by Pierre Boulez plays The Perfect Stranger. June 15-16 1984, Berkeley. A Zappa Affair The Berkeley Symphony Orchestra conducted by Kent Nagano. The 1984 Usa Tour (first leg) - July 17 to Sept 2. Napoleon Murphy Brock quits the band in Santa Fe on Aug 1. The 1984 Usa Tour (first leg) - July 17 to Sept2. On Aug 25-26 the band play at The Pier in NYC, the DHBIM video show. The 1984 European Tour - Sept 9 to Oct 16 The 1984 Usa Tour (second leg) - Oct 25 to Dec 23. At the Felt Forum Zappa played his last Halloween shows The 1984 Usa Tour (second leg) - Oct 25 to Dec 23. On Dec 23 at the Universal City Amphitheater the last ever Zappa show in Los Angeles. The 1988 USA tour - Feb 2 to March 23. Zappa again (and for the last time) on the road with a twelve elements group, the largest ever FZ band (excluding The Grand Wazoo band and the one for the special 1976 Christmas shows). The 1988 European tour - April 9 to June 9. The last Zappa tour. The 1988 European tour - April 9 to June 9. The May 5 Barcelona show was broadcasted. The 1988 European tour - April 9 to June 9. Frank Zappa disband the group after the June 9 Genova show (the last Zappa show). The whole second part of the 1988 USA tour will remain on paper. Spring 1990 - Sufferer by now for a long time, FZ had as conclusive diagnosis an inoperable prostate cancer. Germany and Austria - September 1992. The Yellow Shark - Ensemble Modern Frank Zappa dies in Los Angeles on December 4, 1993. The very early Mothers - featuring, Ray Collins, Roy Estrada & Jimmy Carl Black - used to perform at The Broaside in Pomona. From there probably come their erliest live recordings available (Mystery Disc & Joe's Corsage). In Nov 1965 The Mothers hired a 2nd guitar player, Henry Vestine which was soon replaced by Elliot Ingber. Click here for an overview on the '65 - '69 Mothers line-ups and activities. Click here for an overview on the '73 - '74 Mothers line-ups and activities. Click here for a graphic overview on Zappa's 1975 - 1988 touring bands. The very early Mothers - featuring, Ray Collins, Roy Estrada & Jimmy Carl Black - used to perform at The Broaside in Pomona. From there probably come their erliest live recordings available (Mystery Disc & Joe's Corsage). In Nov 1965 The Mothers hired a 2nd guitar player, Henry Vestine which was soon replaced by Elliot Ingber. Click here for an overview on the '65 - '69 Mothers line-ups and activities. Click here for an overview on the '73 - '74 Mothers line-ups and activities. Click here for a graphic overview on Zappa's 1975 - 1988 touring bands.
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Disclaimer
Of course dates of shows of the sixties and early seventies are not always certain and complete. Every month has been divided into six parts, so a single square approximately represents 5 days. But a square can be fully colored also for only one gig happened. A black line inside a colored area indicates a short period of rest (4-6 days) for the band in the run of the tour (or that at now we don't know locations for the shows in that days).

Corrections and additions are really welcome.

This page created on February 2005 and latest revised on February 21, 2009


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