Contains classic multi-camera professional shots of ELP's early stages, as well as the 1970s domestic broadcast version of the Lyceum performance on December 9, 1970. This edition is not a video recording of the broadcast, but is digitized from a professional master tape before the broadcast, and the still image scene of the mannequin doll at the beginning is recorded longer than the actual broadcast. This is the commercial version, with the word "Rondo" appearing at the beginning of the program as a test. In this re-release, we have reused the master video, reduced the large hiss noise, and improved the sound quality. Also, in the previous release, there was a sound cutout in two places (2:40 and 2:45) in "Barbar Yaga's Curse", but the take on this version is firmly connected. The recorded live footage itself is familiar to fans, but the period-tinged title designs that appear for each song, the introduction of Emerson's "Pictures at an Exhibition," and the songs in "The Wise Man" and "The Great Gate of Kiev," Scenes that cannot be seen without the main version, such as the original Japanese subtitles only available on this broadcast, are very interesting and are a must-see for fans. At a time when video recorders did not yet exist in ordinary households, the impact that the approximately one hour live footage of ELP's early heyday, which was shown in the living room, had on Japanese rock fans was considerable. I think it was. It can be said to be an important piece in the history of Japanese Western music. A must-have title for fans that also includes an original menu. Live at Lyceum Ballroom, London, UK 9th December 1970 PRO-SHOT 1. Intro. 2. Rondo incl. Drums Solo 3. The Barbarian 4. Promenade 5. The Gnome 6. Promenade 7. The Sage 8. The Old Castle 9. Blues Variation 10. Promenade 11. The Hut Of Baba Yaga 12. The Curse Of Baba Yaga 13. The Hut Of Baba Yaga 14. The Great Gates Of Kiev PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.60min.
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