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Colosseum - Discography (1969-2003)
Genre: Progressive jazz-rock | 12 Albums | MP3 320 kbps | 1.42 GB



The influential British progressive team "Colosseum" is the brainchild of drummer and lyricist John Heisman. Formerly of the "Graham Bond organization" and "John Mayall's bluesbreakers" Heisman founded the group back in 1968. Company he was former colleagues "Bluesbreakers" bassist Tony Reeves and saxophonist Dick Hekstoll-Smith. By the way, even before the "Blyuzbreykerov" Heisman and Reeves played a little-known band "Wez minster five" with a virtuoso keyboardist Dave Greenslade, who was also invited to the new project. COMPLETED composition singer and guitarist Jim Roche. He, however, did not wait to start recording their debut album and dumped into the shadows, giving way to James Literlendu. The very first plastic, "For Those About To Die We Salute You", broke into the best of British twenty. Her example was followed by the second, which was released in the same year the album "Valentyne Suite".

Despite this success the third LP, "The Grass Is Greener", has been published for some reason only in America. The album was involved was the new guitarist, Clem Klempson, formerly of the "Bakerloo". And just before you received an invitation to the "Colosseum" Clem was playing in an ensemble that did not have names, along with drummer Cozy Powell and bassist Dave Pegg. Leapfrog with the composition did not end there, and soon left the team Literlend, served in the "Mogul thrash". And by the time the third UK album release, "Daughters Of Time", was replaced by Tony Reeves Mark Clark. In addition, the team added vocalist Chris Farlowe (John Deighton).

Before the release of live album "Colosseum Live" group managed to get a contract from the influential label "Bronze". However, it did not save the team from internal problems, and in October 1971 it was disbanded. Musicians were scattered in different directions - Greenslade, taking the Reeves founded his "Greenslade", Farlow went to the "Atomic rooster", and Klempson a little hang out with "Snafu", moved to "Humble pie".

Clark founded the Heisman and difficult project "Tempest" in the company of jazz-rock guitarist Allan Holdsworth and former member of "Juicy Lucy" by Paul Williams. This team has released a couple of albums, and then decided to revive his Heisman former project under the guise of "Colosseum II". However, this is not really going well and soon a second "Coliseum" also ceased to exist. It was another order of time before former colleagues came together again. It happened in 1994 when the "Colosseum" sample of 1971, again took the stage. It turned out that the interest in the band even extinguished and the musicians played with a full house of about 70 European shows. On the basis of these performances was released live album, as well as the corresponding video.

Three years later, busy with their chores musicians have finally found the time to record a studio album in 1997, pleased their fans, the release of "Bread And Circuses". The next year, have been reissued on CD early releases "Colosseum". Since then the band has been on tour again, but this is fairly rare.

Colosseum:

1969-Those Who Are About To Die Salute You ? 320 kbps

01. "Walking in the Park" (Bond) ? 3:51

02. "Plenty Hard Luck" (Greenslade/Heckstall-Smith/Hiseman/Litherland/Reeves) ? 4:23

03. "Mandarin" (Reeves/Greenslade) ? 4:27

04. "Debut" (Greenslade/Heckstall-Smith/Hiseman/Reeves) ? 6:20

05. "Beware the Ides of March" (Greenslade/Heckstall-Smith/Hiseman/Reeves) ? 5:34

06. "The Road She Walked Before" (Heckstall-Smith) ? 2:39

07. "Backwater Blues" (Leadbelly) ? 7:35

08. "Those About to Die" (Greenslade/Heckstall-Smith/Hiseman/Reeves) ? 4:49

Total Time: 39:56

Personnel:

? Dave Greenslade - Organ, Vocals

? Dick Heckstall-Smith - Saxophones

? Jon Hiseman - Drums

? James Litherland - Guitar, Vocals

? Jim Roche - Guitar, Vocals (Only on Backwater Blues)

? Tony Reeves - Bass Guitar

1969-The Valentyne Suite (with bonus disc 'The Grass Is Greener') ? 320 kbps

CD1:

01. Kettle (4:25)

02. Elegy (3:10)

03. Butty's Blues (6:44)

04. Machine Demands A Sacrifice (3:52)

05. Valentyne Suite:

? Theme One: January's Search (6:25)

? Theme Two: February's Valentyne (3:33)

? Theme Three: The Grass Is Always Greener (6:55)

Bonus tracks:

06. Arthur's Moustache (6:31)

07. Lost Angeles (8:37)

CD2:

01. Jumping Off The Sun (3:38)

02. Lost Angeles (5:34)

03. Elegy (3:15)

04. Butty's Blues (6:46)

05. Rope Ladder To The Moon (3:45)

06. Bolero (5:30)

07. Machine Demands A Sacrifice (2:53)

08. Grass Is Greener (7:35)

Total Time: 50:27 + 38:55 = 1:29:22

Personnel:

? Dave Greenslade - Organ, Keyboards, Vocals

? Dick Heckstall-Smith - Saxophone

? Jon Hiseman - Drums

? Dave "Clem" Clempson - Guitar, Vocals

? Tony Reeves - Bass

1969-Live Boston Tea Party, Boston (Bootleg) ? 320 kbps

01. Butty's Blues

02. The Machine Deserves a Sacrifice

03. January's Search

04. February's Valentine

05. Beware the Ides of March (splice)

Total Time: 49:42

Personnel:

? Dave Greenslade - Organ, Keyboards, Vocals

? Dick Heckstall-Smith - Saxophone

? Jon Hiseman - Drums

? Dave "Clem" Clempson - Guitar, Vocals

? Tony Reeves - Bass

1970-Daughter of Time ? 320 kbps

01. "Three Score and Ten, Amen" (Clempson/Greenslade/Hiseman) ? 5:38

02. "The Time Lament" (Greenslade) ? 6:13

03. "Take Me Back to Doomsday" (Clempson/Greenslade/Hiseman) ? 4:25

04. "The Daughter of Time" (Dennan/Greenslade/Heckstall-Smith) ? 3:33

05. "Theme for an Imaginary Western" (Brown/Bruce) ? 4:07

06. "Bring Out Your Dead" (Clempson/Hiseman) ? 4:20

07. "Downhill and Shadows" (Clempson/Hiseman/Reeves) ? 6:13

08. "The Time Machine" (Hiseman) ? 8:11 (live)

Total Time: 42:40

Personnel:

? Mark Clarke - Bass Guitar (on 1,5,7)

? Dave "Clem" Clempson - Guitar, Vocal on 3

? Chris Farlowe - Vocals (on 1,2,4,5,7)

? Louis Cennamo - Bass Guitar (on 2,3,4,6)

? Dave Greenslade - Organ, Piano, Vibes, Vocals

? Dick Heckstall-Smith - Saxophones, Spoken word on 1

? Jon Hiseman - Drums, Percussion

? Barbara Thompson - Flute, Saxophones, Vocals (on 1,2,3,4)

1971-Colosseum Live (2004 edition) ? 320 kbps

01. "Rope Ladder to the Moon" (Pete Brown/Jack Bruce) ? 9:43

02. "Walking in the Park" (Graham Bond) ?8:21

03. "Skelington" (Dave Clempson/Jon Hiseman) ? 14:52

04. "I Can't Live Without You" (James Litherland) ? 7:28

05. "Tanglewood '63" (Mike Gibbs) ? 10:12

06. "Encore...Stormy Monday" (Aron T-Bone Walker) ? 7:29

07. "Lost Angeles" (Dave Greenslade/Dick Heckstall-Smith/Chris Farlowe) ? 15:43

Total Time: 1:14:22

Personnel:

? Mark Clarke: Bass, Vocals

? Dave "Clem" Clempson: Guitars, Vocals

? Chris Farlowe: Vocals

? Dave Greenslade: Organ, Vibes

? Dick Heckstall-Smith: Saxophones

? Jon Hiseman: Drums

1994-Live Cologne (The Reunion Concerts) ? 320 kbps

01. Those About To Die

02. Skellington

03. Tanglewood '63

04. Rope Ladder To The Moon

05. Stormy Monday Blues

06. Walking in The Park

Total Time: 50:24

Personnel:

? Mark Clarke: Bass guitar, vocals.

? Dave "Clem" Clempson: Guitars, vocals.

? Chris Farlowe: Vocals.

? Dave Greenslade: Keyboards EMU Proteus 2 & Roland U20, Hammond Organ, Vibraphone, vocals.

? Dick Heckstall-Smith: Saxophones.

? Jon Hiseman: Drums, percussion, cymbals.

1997-Bread & Circuses ? 320 kbps

01. "Watching Your Every Move" (Heckstall-Smith/Clempson/Hiseman) ? 4:03

02. "Bread & Circuses" (Clempson/Hiseman)? 3:37

03. "Wherever I Go" (Greenslade) ? 4:15

04. "High Time" (Clempson/Bell) ? 4:06

05. "Big Deal" (Heckstall-Smith/Clempson) ? 5:11

06. "The Playground" (Greenslade) ? 5:07

07. "No Pleasin'" (Greenslade) ? 5:02

08. "I Could Tell You Tales" (Greenslade/Heckstall-Smith/Brown) ? 5:04

09. "Storms Behind the Breeze" (Greenslade) ? 4:42

10. "The One That Got Away" ? 4:15

11. "The Other Side of the Sky" (Greenslade) ? 4:42

Total Time: 50:27

Personnel:

? Mark Clarke - Bass Guitar, Vocals, Lead vocal on "The Playground"

? Dave "Clem" Clempson - Guitars, Vocals

? Chris Farlowe - Vocals

? Dave Greenslade - Synthesizers, Piano, Hammond Organ

? Dick Heckstall-Smith - Saxophones

? Jon Hiseman - Drums

2003-Tomorrow's Blues ? 320 kbps

01. "Tomorrow's Blues"(Clempson/Bell) ? 6:41

02. "Come Right Back" (Greenslade) ? 4:32

03. "In the Heat of the Night" (Jones/Bergman/Bergman) ? 5:37

04. "Hard Times Rising" (Clempson/Brown) ? 6:41

05. "Arena in the Sun" (Greenslade) ? 3:25

06. "Thief in the Night" (Clempson/Brown) ? 5:47

07. "Take the Dark Times With the Sun" (Greenslade) ? 5:12

08. "The Net Man" (Greenslade) ? 5:39

09. "Leisure Complex Blues" (Heckstall-Smith/Brown) ? 5:12

10. "No Demons" (Greenslade) ? 4:31

Total Time: 53:17

Personnel:

? Mark Clarke - Bass, Vocals, Lead vocal on track 9

? Dave "Clem" Clempson - Guitars, Vocals

? Chris Farlowe - Vocals

? Dave Greenslade - Synthesizer, Piano, Hammond Organ

? Jon Hiseman - Drums, Cymbals

? Dick Heckstall-Smith - Saxophones

Colosseum II:

1976-Strange New Flesh ? 320 kbps

01. "Dark Side of the Moog" (instrumental) ? 6:22

02. "Down to You" ? 9:10

03. "Gemini and Leo" ? 4:50

04. "Secret Places" ? 4:00

05. "On Second Thoughts" ? 7:29

06. "Winds" ? 10:25

Total Time: 53:17

Personnel:

? Don Airey - Synthesizer, Keyboards

? Jon Hiseman - Percussion, Drums

? Gary Moore - Guitars, Vocals

? Neil Murray - Bass

? Mike Starrs - Vocals

1977-Electric Savage ? 320 kbps

01. "Put It This Way" ? 4:55

02. "All Skin & Bone" ? 3:46

03. "Rivers" ? 5:50

04. "The Scorch" ? 6:02

05. "Lament" ? 4:40

06. "Desperado" ? 5:59

07. "Am I" ? 4:16

08. "Intergalactic Strut" ? 5:58

Total Time: 41:47

Personnel:

? Don Airey - Synthesizer, Piano, Keyboards, Hammond Organ, Clavinet

? Jon Hiseman - Percussion, Cymbals, Drums, Gong, Bells

? John Mole - Bass

? Gary Moore - Guitars, Vocals

1977-War Dance ? 320 kbps

01. "War Dance" ? 5:56

02. "Major Keys" ? 5:10

03. "Put It That Way" ? 3:37

04. "Castles" ? 5:40

05. "Fighting Talk" ? 5:50

06. "The Inquisition" ? 5:45

07. "Star Maiden/Mysterioso/Quasar" ? 6:15

08. "Last Exit" ? 3:22

Total Time: 42:26

Personnel:

? Don Airey - Organ, Synthesizer, Piano, Keyboards, Hammond Organ, Clavinet, Bells

? Jon Hiseman - Percussion, Cymbals, Drums, Gong

? John Mole - Bass, Piano

? Gary Moore - Guitars, Vocals

1978-Variations (Andrew Lloyd Webber) ? 320 kbps

01 Introduction

02 Theme (Paganini Caprice No 24), Variations 1-4

03 Variations 5 And 6

04 Variation 7

05 Variation 8

06 Variation 9

07 Variation 10

08 Variations 11-15 (Including The Tributes)

09 Variation 16

10 Variation 13-14 (Varied)

11 Variation 17

12 Variation 18

13 Variations 19, 20 And 5 (Varied)

14 Variations 21 And 22

15 Variation 23

Total Time: 34:31



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