A complete reprint of the 3-song analog bootleg record "1971 Live in Denmark" (Apollinaire, APR7801), including the September 23rd Copenhagen performance from the 1971 fall European tour (Apollinaire, APR7801), including the original and jacket. Hakone Aphrodite recorded performances in Denmark from their sporadic European tour after performing at the Colosseum in Pompeii, Italy. Nowadays, definitive editions are available that use the full-length version of the same tape to show the entire show, including "Danish Blues" (Sirene-199), so it has no value in terms of content, but it is a nostalgic name for long-time collectors. The warm, classic sound of the “1971 LIVE IN DENMARK” album is irresistible. The original version has A Saucerful Of Secrets and Blues on Side A, and Echoes on Side B. The actual song order is Echoes → A Saucerful Of Secrets → Blues, but the songs are recorded in the same order as on the main analog record. It has been. Omagari Echoes is a sharp and solid performance typical of this period. Gilmore's seagull tone in the middle part is also recorded with a thick and wonderful sound. Gilmore's clear and beautiful singing voice at this time is also wonderful. (Voice quality changes after 1972.) A Saucerful Of Secrets also has a clear sound, and you can fully enjoy the tremendous sound universe where the organ, drums, and guitar roar. (However, Rick's piano seems to have a problem, and there is a bit of confusion in the middle.) The closing part is a masterpiece. The recording of Blues at the end, which is unique to this period, is also full of mood and I'm glad. This is a reprint project that fans will be happy to enjoy as it allows them to easily enjoy hard-to-find vintage records. Live at Falkoner Teatret, Copenhagen, Denmark 23rd September 1971 Taken from the original analogue LP "1971 Live in Denmark"(APR7801) 1. A Saucerful Of Secrets 2. Blues - Improvisation 3. Echoes
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