(2020) Colosseum - The Reunion Concerts 1994





Review:



One of the most influential of the early British progressive rock bands, Colosseum fused an adventurous approach to rock with strong jazz and blues influences and classical keyboard accents; they earned a loyal and lasting following though they never scored a major breakthrough hit. On June 24th 1994, Colosseum played their first concert together for 23 years. Jon Hiseman said ‘Despite many requests from fans and promoters over the past couple of decades, I never seriously considered reforming the original Colosseum. But the release of all the albums on CD in the early ’90’s was extremely successful and generated a lot of new interest in the band. When Dave, Dick, Clem and Chris ganged up on me in 1993 it became clear there was no escape. A date was set and I found Mark in America and we all met up in my studio on June 17th 1994 and I gave the count in for ‘Those About to Die’. We played as if the band had never been apart’.









Tracklist:



01. Those About to Die (Live At Zelt-Musik-Festival Freiburg)

02. Stormy Monday Blues (Live At Zelt-Musik-Festival Freiburg)

03. Those About to Die (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany)

04. Skellington (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany)

05. Elegy (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany)

06. Tanglewood ’63 (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany)

07. January’s Search (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany)

08. February’s Valentine (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany)

09. The Grass is Always Greener (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany)

10. Rope Ladder to the Moon (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany)

11. Theme for an Imaginary Western (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany)

12. The Machine Demands Another Sacrifice (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany)

13. Solo Colonia (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany)

14. Lost Angeles (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany)

15. Stormy Monday Blues (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany)

16. Walking in the Park (Live at the E-Werk, Cologne, Germany)





Media Report:

Genre: prog-rock

Source: CD

Format: FLAC

Format/Info: Free Lossless Audio Codec, 16-bit PCM

Bit rate mode: Variable

Channel(s): 2 channels

Sampling rate: 44.1 KHz

Bit depth: 16 bits