Artist: Colosseum
Album: Live ’71
Genre: Jazz Rock
Release Date: 2020
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 02:27:48
Total Tracks: 11
Total Size: 1,67 GB

Tracklist:

1-01. Colosseum – Tanglewood ’63 (Live at the University of Kent, 12 February 1971) (13:08)
1-02. Colosseum – Rope Ladder to the Moon (Live at the University of Kent, 12 February 1971) (08:39)
1-03. Colosseum – Walking in the Park (Live at the University of Kent, 12 February 1971) (08:13)
1-04. Colosseum – Skellington (Live at the University of Kent, 12 February 1971) (13:21)
1-05. Colosseum – The Machine Demands a Sacrifice (Live at the University of Kent, 12 February 1971) (14:59)
1-06. Colosseum – Lost Angeles (Live at the University of Kent, 12 February 1971) (15:52)
1-07. Colosseum – Rope Ladder to the Moon (Live at the Big Apple, Brighton, 27 March 1971) (11:14)
1-08. Colosseum – Skellington (Live at the Big Apple, Brighton, 27 March 1971) (14:17)
1-09. Colosseum – I Can’t Live Without You/The Time Machine/The Machine Demands a Sacrifice (Live at Manchester University, 13 March 1971) (21:37)
1-10. Colosseum – The Valentyne Suite (Live at Manchester University, 18 March 1971) (21:13)
1-11. Colosseum – Stormy Monday Blues (Live at Manchester University, 13 March 1971) (05:11)

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Colosseum was one of the most exciting British rock bands of the ’70s and while they made fine studio albums, notably the classic Those Who Are About To Die (1969), it was on the road, playing night after night to devoted fans, that the group led by master drummer Jon Hiseman really came – alive! Mercifully, thanks to skilled recording engineers, many of their best shows were captured on tape. This superb collection of live performances reveals Colosseum blasting at full strength and with extraordinary power and passion. This set is packed with alternative versions of many of their most iconic songs and arrangements. Thanks to this treasure house of high quality recordings, professionally restored by digital craftsman Eroc, the band comes alive and kicking for us to enjoy 50 years later.