Artist: Colosseum
Album: The Reunion Concerts 1994 (Live)
Genre: Jazz Rock
Release Date: 2020
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 02:10:38
Total Tracks: 16
Total Size: 1,51 GB

Tracklist:

1-01. Colosseum – Those About to Die (Live At Zelt-Musik-Festival Freiburg 2020 Remastered Series) (05:28)
1-02. Colosseum – Stormy Monday Blues (Live At Zelt-Musik-Festival Freiburg 2020 Remastered Series) (12:11)
1-03. Colosseum – Those About to Die (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany 2020 Remastered Series) (05:54)
1-04. Colosseum – Skellington (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany 2020 Remastered Series) (12:26)
1-05. Colosseum – Elegy (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany 2020 Remastered Series) (04:15)
1-06. Colosseum – Tanglewood ’63 (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany 2020 Remastered Series) (11:17)
1-07. Colosseum – January’s Search (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany 2020 Remastered Series) (05:32)
1-08. Colosseum – February’s Valentine (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany 2020 Remastered Series) (05:08)
1-09. Colosseum – The Grass is Always Greener (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany 2020 Remastered Series) (09:55)
1-10. Colosseum – Rope Ladder to the Moon (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany 2020 Remastered Series) (09:46)
1-11. Colosseum – Theme for an Imaginary Western (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany 2020 Remastered Series) (06:26)
1-12. Colosseum – The Machine Demands Another Sacrifice (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany 2020 Remastered Series) (01:56)
1-13. Colosseum – Solo Colonia (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany 2020 Remastered Series) (12:50)
1-14. Colosseum – Lost Angeles (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany 2020 Remastered Series) (14:00)
1-15. Colosseum – Stormy Monday Blues (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany 2020 Remastered Series) (05:28)
1-16. Colosseum – Walking in the Park (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany 2020 Remastered Series) (07:58)

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On June 24th 1994, Colosseum played their first concert together for 23 years. Jon Hiseman said ‘Despite many requests from fans and promoters over the past couple of decades, I never seriously considered reforming the original Colosseum. But the release of all the albums on CD in the early ’90’s was extremely successful and generated a lot of new interest in the band. When Dave, Dick, Clem and Chris ganged up on me in 1993 it became clear there was no escape. A date was set and I found Mark in America and we all met up in my studio on June 17th 1994 and I gave the count in for ‘Those About to Die’. We played as if the band had never been apart’.