There are few data accompanying the video, just the year (1974) and location (De Lantaren in Rotterdam, Holland). setlist.fm has an entry that provides a specific day (16 January), but I don't know if this is accurate. It does seem to fit with Colin's comment about "an album [Journey] that's gonna be released very shortly," though. According to Russo's Collector's Guide, Journey was released in "UK & Foreign" on 23 February 1974.
Set list:
- Medley: "I've Always Had You"/"Let Me Come Closer to You"/"Though You Are Far Away"
- "Caroline Goodbye"
- "How Wrong Can One Man Be"
- "I Don't Believe in Miracles"
- "Brother Lover"
- Medley: "Weak for You"/"She's Not There"
- "Time of the Season"
Colin also introduces the band:
- Pete Wingfield - piano
- Terry Poole - bass
- Jim Toomey - drums
- Derrick Griffiths - guitar
