Date:
17 October 1975

Venue:
Royal Albert Hall, London, UK

Tracks:
Spoken Introduction By Peter Bardens [ALR2002]
The Great Marsh [ALR, ALR2002]
Rhayader [ALR, ALR2002]
Rhayader Goes To Town [ALR, ALR2002]
Sanctuary [ALR, ALR2002]
Fritha [ALR, ALR2002]
The Snow Goose [ALR, ALR2002]
Friendship [ALR, ALR2002]
Migration [ALR, ALR2002]
Rhayader Alone [ALR, ALR2002]
Flight Of The Snow Goose [ALR, ALR2002]
Preparation [ALR, ALR2002, REc]
Dunkirk [ALR, ALR2002, REc]
Epitaph [ALR, ALR2002]
Fritha Alone [ALR, ALR2002]
La Princesse Perdue [ALR, ALR2002]
The Great Marsh [ALR, ALR2002]
Lady Fantasy [LSc]

Notes:
Drum track is not live but was recreated after the event, except on Lady Fantasy which first surfaced on the Universal promo pre-release of ALR2002, further details here.

Setlist on Pink-Camel

The drum track on the 2002 re-issue of 'A Live Record' is the original (but poorly recorded) drum track which Andy Ward played at the Royal Albert Hall concert. It's the original 1978 vinyl release that contains Andy's re-recorded drum track (which I much prefer for its superior mix and sound quality).

Thanks for your reply tonybaker.
Agree with you entirely about the superior mix on the original release, not just the drums but all instruments.

The drum sound on Lady Fantasy on LSc is quite a bit worse to my ears than the rest of the RAH gig on ALR2002, therefore I've always thought it used the redone drum track, putting the general difference in sound down to mixing. Now I'm thinking you might be right, but can you suggest a passage where the drums patterns are different so as to be certain?

Thanks, David

David, I've not heard the version of 'Lady Fantasy' from the Lunar Sea compilation.