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Description Camel - A Live Record (1978) [2CD] EAC rip (secure mode) | FLAC (tracks)+CUE+LOG -> 815 Mb Full Artwork @ 600 dpi (jpg) -> 68 Mb This newly remastered 2 cd set "A Live Record" provides a great retrospective for the early years of progressive rock greats Camel. The set contains portions of live concerts from the years 1974-1977 with an amazing 7 bonus tracks not on the original lp version. The second disk contains an inspired performance of their entire "Snow Goose" lp with the London Symphony Orchestra. "Snow Goose" was arguably the band's best album. The early period of Camel which appeared on their first four albums featured Andrew Latimer on guitar, flute and vocals, Peter Bardens on keyboards and vocals, Doug Ferguson on bass and vocals and Andy Ward on drums and vocals. After their "Moonmadness" album Doug Ferguson left the band to be replaced by bassit Richard Sinclair from Caravan and Mel Collins from King Crimson was also added on saxophone and flute. This early period of the band tended to focus on instrumental material with a few vocals added. After the "Snow Goose" album Decca increased pressure on the band to include more vocals for commercial appeal. Highlights of the disk are many. The "Snow Goose" material mentioned earlier and favorites like "Another Night", "Lady Fantasy", and "Chord Change" are included. Andy Ward's drumming is solid but jazzy at the same time as heard in the great live version of "Lunar Sea" included here. The sweet "Song Within A Song" illustrates what lyrical writers Andrew Latimer and Peter Bardens were. The disk also contains a version of "Liggin" At Louis'" from Peter Barden's solo career. The band were fond of changing tempo and feel during songs as in "Lady Fantasy" when the song starts out soft and slow and later features some vicious guitar work by Latimer. He is one of a number of unsung guitarists from the seventies. His playing while lyrical and not overly flashy remains interesting. He reminds me at times of Jeff Beck during his quieter moments or Andy Powell or Ted Turner from Wishbone Ash with whom Camel sometimes toured. Camel's first four albums are highly recommended especially "Snow Goose" and "Moonmadness". Each of these albums have been remastered with improved sound and bonus tracks. These 4 albums contain more bonus live material from the same concerts featured on this newly remastered version of "A Live Record" not available here due to time constraints. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Tracklist: ------------------------------------------------------------------ CD1 01. First Light 02. Metrognome 03. Unevensong 04. Skylines 05. A Song Within a Song 06. Lunar Sea 07. Raindances 08. Never Let Go 09. Chord Change 10. Ligging at Louis' 11. Lady Fantasy CD2 01. Spoken introduction by Peter Bardens 02. The Great Marsh 03. Rhayader 04. Rhayader goes to Town 05. Sanctuary 06. Fritha 07. The Snow Goose 08. Friendship 09. Migration 10. Rhayader Alone 11. Flight of the Snow Goose 12. Preparation 13. Dunkirk 14. Epitaph 15. Fritha Alone 16. La Princesse Perdue 17. The Great Marsh 18. The White Rider 19. Another Night *2009 Univeral Japan | UICY-94144-45 {2009 Japan Mini LP SHM-CD Remaster} Enjoy and Sharing, Thanks! More Camel Album's ==========>CLICK HERE!!! Related Torrents
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