Among the bands that played a British style in the 70s, they were particularly British. From the UK tour accompanying the release of their 1977 album "Rain Dance", the performance in London on September 22nd was recorded using soundboard recordings from the FM on-air master at the time. Although it is not complete because it is a broadcast recording, there are only a few audience sources remaining from the live performance on this tour, and there are almost no live recordings from the soundboard. Above all, this second period, when Richard Sinclair from Camel and Mel Collins from King Crimson joined the band and they became a five-piece group, was very popular among fans, and it is a pleasure to be able to listen to the full live performance from that period in this quality. The set also started with "First Light" and "Metrognome", followed by a medley from "Snow Goose", then "Lunar Sea" from "Moon Madness", and "Never Let Go", which was actually played at the end, making it the best set ever. Andy Latimer's weeping guitar, Peter Bardens' keyboards, and Mel Collins' saxophone ensemble were also wonderful, and in "Highways Of The Sun", he and Sinclair performed on twin vocals, showing a different side to the weak vocal image of Camel, making this a must-have item that captures the precious performance of Camel from their five-member period in the highest quality. Live at Golders Green Hippodrome, London, UK, September 22th 1977 : soundboard recording 01. First Light / 02. Metronome / 03. Uneven Song / 04. Rhyader - Rhyader Goes To Town / 05. Skylines / 06. Highways Of The Sun 07. Lunar Sea / 08. Rain Dances - Never Let Go / 09. One Of These Days I'll Get An Early Night Andrew Latimer - Guitar, Flute, Vocal / Peter Bardens – Keyboard / Andy Ward – Drums, Percussion / Mel Collins - Sax, Flutes / Richard Sinclair – Bass, Vocal
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