Sunday Night at London Roundhouse (1974)
Remastered (2002)
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Roye Albrighton: guitar, lead vocals
Derek "Mo" Moore: bass, backing vocals
Ron Howden: drums, percussion
Allan "Taff" Freeman: keyboards, backing vocals
Mick Brockett: lighting, projections and visual effects
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Concepts by Mo & Mick
Music by Roye, Taff, Mo & Ron
Lyrics by Roye, Mo & Mick.
cover deign by Helmut Wenske
Photographs by Dieter Weis
A NEKTAR composition.
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Sunday Night at London Roundhouse was recorded on Sunday 25th, November 1973. The
remastered version features an expanded release of the complete concert. The live
in the studio jam that was side 2 of the original vinyl album was removed from this
recording and released as a separate CD with the rest of the tracks recorded that
night called "Unidentified Flying Abstract."
The Dream Nebula release has been remixed from the original 16–track master tapes
by Paschal Byrne, Mark Powell and Roye Albrighton. Remember The Future Part 1 was
finally complete and was performed live for the very first time during this show.
This remastered cd is a must have in our opinion.
Music samples are red buttons
BLPS 19182 stereo
original 1974 vinyl release
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Bellaphon 9724327
Remastered (2002) release
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Side 1
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Track
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Name
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Time
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1.
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*Desolation Valley
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09:50
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2.
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*A Day In The Life Of A Preacher
featuring the birth of Oh Willie
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11:30
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Side 2
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3.
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**Oop's (Unidentified Flying Abstract)
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06:37
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4.
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**Mundetango
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06:25
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5.
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**Summer Breeze
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02:40 02:40
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* recorded live at London Roundhouse Sunday night November 25th 1973 by the Pye
Mobile engineered by Vic Maile.
** recorded live at Chipping Norton Studio 27th March 1974 from a jam between the
hours of 2.00 and 5.00 a. m. engineered by Barry Hammond. Remixed at Chipping Norton
Studio 31st March 1974 engineered by Barry Hammond.
The sound quality of "Desolation Valley" found on this vinyl album is
one of the best sounding versions ever released until the remasters came along in
2002. Even then it is debatable because there is no compression nor any de-noising
making the sound very clear, clean, sharp, and crisp. Taff's keyboard and synthesizers
sounds clearly stand out and for once they are not buried way down in the mix!
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