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title: "PROCOL HARUM / Live in Concert with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra"
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# PROCOL HARUM / Live in Concert with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra

**Brand:** procol harumプロコム・ハルム
**Price:** KSh27939
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- **What is this?** PROCOL HARUM / Live in Concert with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra by procol harumプロコム・ハルム
- **How much does it cost?** KSh27939 with free shipping
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## Description

Digitally remastered and expanded edition of the British band's 1972 live album recorded with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra. Stylish packaging includes 20-page booklet, rare and previously unseen photos and memorabilia plus extensive sleeve notes by Procol expert and respected author Patrick Humphries with contributions from band members. Eight tracks. Salvo.

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## Customer Reviews

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    The Heat of a Cold Alberta  Night
  

*by P***F on Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2008*

On the 18th of November 1971, Procol Harum recorded this concert with a 52 piece symphony orchestra and 24 singers in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. This is the evidence of this grand event.Already well established as a rock band of serious music that leaned way into the classicial/artsy rock that was gaining in popularity as the 1970's unfolded infront of us. Procol Harum, could produce hits such as: "A Whiter Shade Of Pale" and please record buyers with such epic pieces as: "A Salty Dog" & "In Held 'Twas In I."Lead guitarist Robin Trower had left the band after the sessions for their excellent LP: "Broken Barricades" to explore a more blues/rock orientated direction away from the classicial format of Procol Harum. The group quickly replaced Robin with guitarist, David Ball and headed out to tour the world once more. This concert from Edmonton would be the high-point of the tour.From: "Conquistador" through to the grand finale of: "In Held 'Twas In I", this show is a perfect marriage of rock and classical music forms. This orchestra and the large chorus is not here to linger in the background. "Glimpses Of Nirvana" will show you that an orchestra can hold the power of a heavy metal band {while you watch your windows rattling!}Groups such as Deep Purple and The Nice, had already played concerts with orchestras, but the results were mixed as the rock band seemed to opposed to The orchestra in a fight for dominance. This time out Gary Brooker and his band, got it all perfect. The performance featured here is as much orchestra as it is rock band, it all bleeds together and breaths life as one BEAST. This is the record, for which all others that want to attempt this should listen to first. If the music doesn't fit as perfectly as Procol's does to orchestration...Don't do it, this one already did it better!Again, this is not rock music, it is something else all together. The mission of this group was to produce something 'Bigger' than pop/rock music, something for the ages. Right here on this disc they have done so.FIVE STARS !!!

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    Does Not Disappoint
  

*by K***G on Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2009*

Since Live In Concert With the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra was the only Procol Harum album I did not yet own on CD, this Salvo remaster was eagerly anticipated. Even though this album was not my favorite Procol Harum release when it was current, I cannot deny that the rendition of Conquistador presented here has become the one by which all other renditions of the song are measured. The song sounded spectacular upon its original release and sounds even more so on this remaster.So why do I give this only four stars? Well, mostly because Conquistador is the only song in which the orchestration becomes an integral part of the composition. On the other cuts, the orchestra merely adds highlights although those highlights are not unimportant to what both the band and the orchestra were trying to do here. The other cuts from the original release where the orchestra does most to enhance the music are A Salty Dog and certain parts of the epic In Held Twas In I. As for the bonus cuts, orchestral impact is minimal. I enjoy most the version of Luskus Delph.Pieces not mentioned are good as well though a lot more could have been done with Simple Sister. The abbreviated take on that here reminds me of how radio butchered the Doors' Light My Fire in the interests of brevity for AM play. Also, even though Gary Brooker has a very appealing and distinctive voice, the vocal parts of In Held Twas In I formerly performed by Matthew Fisher show that he is sorely missed.This is the album where Procol Harum came out of the closet to proudly display the classical leanings fans always suspected they had. As with the other Salvo remasters, this CD comes with a handsome and interesting booklet containing all pertinent album info, pictures, and interesting commentary that is highly retrospective but with a judicious dose of contemporary viewpoints. I highly recommend this and all other Procol Harum remasters by Salvo issued to date.

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    Even if you have the original release, you'll love this remaster!!!
  

*by M***3 on Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2014*

This release was one of 3 albums that I bought as a kid when I got my first "decent" stereo, and I've loved it for years. Now comes this new remastered version, with 3 additional songs not included on the original. What a fantastic job they have done of remastering this awesome concert! The recording now seems louder(without being abrasive, distorted, or annoying) and it seems to have more headroom. It was a thrilling concert before, but now it sends shivers up my spine. And to think that the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra was playing this show for the first time, sight-reading the material, and that the DaCamera Singers were delayed in getting to the venue by a late flight, and were performing the songs virtually un-rehearsed. Amazing!!!! They all sound as if they'd worked on it for weeks together. The 3 additional songs, at least a couple of which were recorded during a second round of taping at the same show, are all well worth having too! Add to this, the fact that this release sounds even better than the Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab cd version I bought years ago. Don't waste a second thinking about whether or not to buy it...just do it and thank me later.

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