From the 1973 UK tour, which ended up being Damou Suzuki's last performance with CAN, the live performance at the Empire Theater in Edinburgh on August 25th was recorded using the soundboard sound source from the radio on-air master. Recorded. Although it is not complete as it is a broadcast sound source, according to the record, Damou Suzuki did not appear on stage with CAN after that day, and at the end of that year, he let out a strange voice during recording, ran out of the studio, and left the group. Therefore, this is probably the last live performance, and what's more, the performance can be called a live version of that "Ege Bamyasi", and Damou's sharpness is at its peak. Their play, which follows the flow of their epoch-making work "Future Days" released in the same year, goes from playing like lapping waves to ultimate improvisation in the second half. A must-listen item for fans, with the highly technical percussion of Livezay, the unique and inorganic Karolyi guitar, Shukai's bass, and Damou's screaming, all organically mixed to the highest tension. [Live at The Empire Theatre, Edinburgh, UK, August 25th 1973] 01. Soup 02. Stone Strike 03. Hakucho No Uta (Swan No Song) 04. Hot Day in Koeln 05. I'm Your Doll Damou Suzuki - vocals / Michael Karoli - guitar, vocals / Holger Czukay - bass, electronics / Jaki Liebezeit - drums, percussion
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