Artist: Toyah
Album: Live At Drury Lane
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2023
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 01:16:18
Total Tracks: 16
Total Size: 901 MB

Tracklist:

1-01. Toyah – Good Morning Universe (Live at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 24 December 1981) (03:59)
1-02. Toyah – We Are (Live at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 24 December 1981) (02:59)
1-03. Toyah – War Boys (Live at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 24 December 1981) (04:41)
1-04. Toyah – Victims Of The Riddle (Live at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 24 December 1981) (04:08)
1-05. Toyah – The Furious Futures (Live at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 24 December 1981) (03:54)
1-06. Toyah – In The Fairground (Live at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 24 December 1981) (05:09)
1-07. Toyah – It’s A Mystery (Live at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 24 December 1981) (04:27)
1-08. Toyah – Jungles Of Jupiter (Live at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 24 December 1981) (05:18)
1-09. Toyah – Masai Boy (Live at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 24 December 1981) (04:45)
1-10. Toyah – Danced (Live at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 24 December 1981) (05:59)
1-11. Toyah – Thunder In The Mountains (Live at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 24 December 1981) (04:10)
1-12. Toyah – Ieya (Live at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 24 December 1981) (08:38)
1-13. Toyah – I Want To Be Free (Live at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 24 December 1981) (06:29)
1-14. Toyah – Stand Proud (Live, Milan, 15 December 1981) (03:33)
1-15. Toyah – Urban Tribesmen (Live, Milan, 15 December 1981) (03:42)
1-16. Toyah – Pop Star (Live, Milan, 15 December 1981) (04:20)

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Featuring brand new artwork including photography of Toyah’s iconic stage entrance for the gig, 20ft above the band and Rare and previously unseen photographs of the band’s Drury Lane concert the day before (23 Dec 1981) from the Safari Records archive also illustrate the CD booklet.

Toyah, the band, were invited by the BBC to play a special live concert on 24 December 1981 for broadcast live on BBC2 for The Old Grey Whistle Test Christmas Special. Simultaneously the concert was broadcast in stereo on BBC Radio 1. The much-loved Christmas Eve 1981 concert was watched by an astonishing 12 million television viewers.

Following a year of top ten hit singles in 1981 plus the Gold-selling album ‘Anthem’, the band closed out the year with this fantastic energetic and celebratory concert. Previously only ever available on a BBC VHS video cassette in 1982, this release marks the first time the stereo audio has been released.