This is a title that will astonish any enthusiast, containing three live performances from the first appearance of the prestigious jazz rock band "Coliseum" led by John Hiseman in Germany in 1971, at the end of their activities. You can enjoy the spectacular live performance of the Coliseum at this time, which featured British R&B giant Chris Farlow as vocalist, Clem Clemson (guitar), Dave Greenslade (keyboards), and Mark Clark (bass), all of whom are great players representing the British rock world. Disc 1 includes the Frankfurt performance on April 8th from the German tour supporting Gentle Giant, recorded on a high-quality stereo soundboard! The 63-minute recording contains the first half of the concert, but you can enjoy this precious live performance with a clear and powerful sound that can be used for the official album. The live performances from this period can be heard on the official album "LIVE", but the highlight is The Time Machine, which features the drum solo on the fourth track. This song is included in the bonus track of the CD "Daughter Of Time", with only the drum solo to the ending part of the latter half being excerpted, but on the other hand, the first half to the ending of the drum solo is recorded here. This part is the first appearance part, and it can be heard with ultra-clear line recording, so it is a great take for enthusiastic fans. From Disc 2 to the first half of Disc 3, the Düsseldorf performance from the same German tour is recorded for a whopping 1 hour and 41 minutes. This is a recording by a Japanese person living in Düsseldorf at the time who surprised the world with the recording of Led Zeppelin, and the take of Gentle Giant, the opening act of the day, was recorded with such excellent sound quality that it was released as a press CD by the REEL MASTERS label. Naturally, since it was recorded at the same venue and with the same equipment, you can touch the precious stage of this period with sufficient quality as an audience recording at that time. Downhill Shadows, which was not included in the official live performance, and the aforementioned Time Machine are recorded completely from the intro to the end. (This is the first time that the entirety of the Time Machine has been revealed.) Finally, on Disc 3, the performance take at the rock festival held in Düsseldorf at the time is recorded for about 40 minutes from the cassette master, which was also not available at all by the Japanese recorder mentioned above. The sound quality is also really great, even though it is an audience recording. This three-disc set will amaze Coliseum fans around the world. Live at Kongresshalle, Frankfurt, Germany 8th April 1971 STERO SBD Live at Philipshalle, Dusseldorf, Germany April 1971 TRULY AMAZING SOUND(from Original Masters) Live at Dusseldorf Festival, Germany 1971 TRULY AMAZING SOUND(from Original Masters) Disc 1 Live at Kongresshalle, Frankfurt, Germany 8th April 1971 1. Lost Angeles 2. Downhill And Shadow s 3. Tanglewood '63 4. The Time Machine STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING Disc 2 Live at Philipshalle, Dusseldorf, Germany April 1971 1. Lost Angeles 2. Downhill And Shadows 3. Tanglewood '63 4. The Time Machine 5. Walking In The Park Disc 3 1. Rope Ladder To The Moon 2. Skellington Live at Dusseldorf Festival, Germany 1971 3. Lost Angeles 4. Downhill And Shadows 5. The Time Machine John Hiseman - Drums Dick Heckstall Smith - Sax Dave "Clem" Clempson - Guitar & Vocal Dave Greenslade - Keyboards Mark Clarke - Bass Chris Farlowe - Vocal
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