It still sounds bad but better!

I thought that sound was made with a synthesizer, it turns out it was a chorus and in reverse, amazing

Just incredible. Thank you!

At 2:56-helicopter Lizards, frogman, Benson & Hedges & Sardines! WHO knew weather wars, would become a thing.

Rice's autobiography says they hired two actors to impersonate harold and ted so its not them speaking. Mind you these are very poor impersonations compared with Mike Yarwood, the news huddlines etc.

Criminal that this has adverts through it smh

I always thought the lead guitar sound on Live And Let Live and Look Hear were quite thin and quiet. This sounds better but a remix from the multitrack tapes would be fab.

Holy crap, quite good, love that Brian is there solo on a DX7

thanks for sharing

Thank you so much for uploading the whole concert. You’ve made an old man very happy.

Wank

Many thanks for posting this! It IS necessary, important - HISTORIC.

The sound quality is incredible for a 63yr old home recording.

35:51 35:57 Pobre Brian 😭

Happy memories a month before my brother was born and about six weeks before we came to Birmingham

How beautiful. It reminds me of my family going out on a Sunday afternoon in our Consul Mk2. Ending up at an airfield .parking the car and listening to Alan Freeman Top 40. American Billboard does not come close to the British Top 40. Britain was the place to be. London was swinging .The Beatles were the excitement of the 60s .I was one happy 8 year old who was part of the Beatles Fan Club. Happy Days .Happy memories when British music was the best.

Always loved the synth bass on this cut

Wow, to hear him launch into the falsetto bridge in Love and Mercy!! Plus, the third verse of the song. Incredible!!

Thank you for posting this.

Almost 46 years on, I still can quote vast slabs of Cook's astonishing dialogue and love all the music from Kev and Lol. It might have been a vastly self-indulgent, cocaine-fuelled experiment but it sure as hell worked for me. Without this album, I might never have appreciated that there is no chicken without a stone, that you cant teach ducks to dance, or that yer cant bend muck! One of my favourite albums of all time.

Blint's Tune is a multitrack masterpiece on a par with Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells, just two guys wrote and played all the instruments and layered vocals to create huge choir sounds, and the music itself changes, modulates and refrains like a classic symphonic arrangement.

OMG - It just doesn't get any better than this....

3:36 the chemical brothers

Surfer Girl-favorite song 🎵 of all times ❤!

absolute perfection,from start to OMG what a guitar finish finish from Eric Stewarts guitar..SIMPLY SUBLIME ❤❤❤❤❤

What a mess 😂

Whatever the art director thought, at 21:31 , bagels were not sold as seaside snacks during the ‘60s.

I've just added 'lol-ness' to my vocabulary.

Saw this documentary on US tv around 1988, great to see it again (especially like the 1970s clips)

sirius

In many ways disc 1 is all pre Art Of Noise. No wonder Lol jumped on he AON/T.Horn train (but then again it is maybe the other way around) The track Sleeping Earth even has some sounds sampled by AON?? (only guessing)

4:16 darlin ❤

Hi! I stumbled upon your channel while trying to find audience recordings done in Europe around 1983-1985. Im a collector of live recordings for the jazz fusion band called “Casiopea”, and over the years I’ve amassed quite a collection of all sorts of concert media (FM,TV,AUD,SBD,etc) but Ive had no leads to any recordings outside of Japan aside from a few official releases. They had a few shows in London and in Europe from 1983-1985, and I was wondering if maybe you or someone you may know recorded these performances ! Any leads or help is greatly appreciated : ) thank you!

nice, pls post more of these shows

He is God! So Cool

Wow! I've always liked Oldfield's Exposed, but it's interesting to hear a full gig, as that particular live album has tracks recorded in various locations during this same tour. Two Finns in this sizable band, unfortunately neither one is still with us. The late, great bassist Pekka Pohjola is holding down the bottom end well, as is expected. His solo work is highly recommended for fans of instrumental prog. It's not totally unlike mr. Oldfield's music. On trumpet is Simo Salminen, one of the best lead trumpetists of his era. He also worked with the Buddy Rich Big Band around the time of this tour.

I saw them at the Bristol Colston Hall on this tour, absolutely mind-bending. Thanks for posting, Sean 😊

I'd forgotten how brilliant this masterpiece was. Played it over and over again in the late 70's with my band mates, happy stoned days! If you want another good listen Godley & Creme the 'L' album another piece of their unique style, Very talented guys! 🥃Cheers !!🤣

Very cool, Sean. Tried to do I'm Not in Love at a karaoke bar a few years back (after too many gin and tonix) and their instrumental version was such crap that my vocal collapsed. Wish I'd have had this one!

One of the best songs EVER. There, I said it.

unreal.. this is how it’s done!!

You can see why Freddie from Queen said it was an influence when writing Bohemian etc and so can I. Very underated band. Gold star 🌟

Haha! Paul Coia - a blast from the past awright.

The nearest thing to the Beatles there ever was.

Quite good! Deserves more views!

How fascinating. I have this identical HMV machine - but I never knew it came with this demonstration tape.

Hi, I really want to subscribe to the 10cc podcast to get the High Quality version of this beautiful Album. But the Subscribe button in the Podcast website doesn't lead me there, where I have to pay for the Subscription. I have no clue where I have to subsribe, or should I pay premium in Podbean to get there? I am kinda struggling there :(

Brilliant.i bought this album when it was released in 1974/75

I could be imagining things because of the quality and color of the video but in fun fun fun I swear it looks like Dennis has a bloody nose and he even points to it at one point. Am I the only one seeing this or am I crazy? 😅

I’m so pleased to have seen this and great to see the band get a good turnout plus is Graham Gouldman the nicest man in the pop industry , I think so after seeing so many of his interviews over the years . Shame that Eric Stewart didn’t make an appearance as he is on both Deceptive Bends and Bloody Tourists