Credits:

U.K.

Description:

The U.K., a super band at the end of the 70's progressive rock scene, was formed by Bill Bruford (ex-Yes-King Crimson) and John Wetton (ex-Family-King Crimson), along with Eddie Jobson (ex-Curved Air-Roxy Music) and Alan Holdsworth (ex-Tempest-Soft Machine-Gong). The band was a ray of light on the progressive rock scene at a time when punk rock was at its peak. The band released their debut album "U.K." in March 1978, and finally released a live album featuring footage from their North American tour. The second day of the Toronto concert on June 26 was recorded and broadcast on the local rock FM station CHOM-FM. The original masters for this broadcast have been remastered to the best possible quality for this release.Since the setlist for the concert consisted of nine songs, this live album is a complete recording of the concert, a perfect live performance that should be noted for the perfection of the studio work, and a reminder of the greatness of this super band. It should be noted that "The Sahara of Snow" from the debut album of Bill Bluford's new band , who left the band after this tour to form a band with Alan Holdsworth, is featured on the album, and two songs from the second album are performed in different arrangements. The two songs from the second album are performed in different arrangements. This is truly a long-awaited live album release for progressive rock fans! Imported domestic edition (with obi and bilingual English booklet)