Colosseum - 1. Valentyne Suite (LP) 2. Colosseum Live (2LP-Set) - Multiple titles - LP albums (multiple items) - Reissue - 1972
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1. Colosseum – Valentyne Suite (Island Records – 85727 HT, Bronze – 85727 HT) made in Holland gatefold 1972 reissue LP of 1969 album | vinyl: NM (near mint) | cover: NM (near mint) gatefold -->Blues Rock, Psychedelic Rock
2. Colosseum – Colosseum Live (Bronze – 28 762 XDT, Island Records – 28 762 XDT) made in Germany 1979 gatefold reissue 2LP-Set of 1971 album | vinyl: NM (mint-) | cover: excellent (name on back cover top left) gatefold | . | Recorded at Manchester University & Big Apple, Brighton March 1971. -->Blues Rock, Jazz-Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Prog Rock.
UK band which is one of the pivotal progressive bands that emerged in the second part of the 1960s. In 1968, the founding members were Jon Hiseman (drums), Dick Heckstall-Smith (tenor sax), and Tony Reeves (bass), later joined by Dave Greenslade (keyboards), Clem Clempson (guitar), Chris Farlowe (vocals), and Mark Clarke, who replaced Tony Reeves. Colosseum made three studio albums: "Those Who Are About To Die Salute You", "Valentyne Suite" (both from 1969) and "Daughter Of Time" (1970). The music is a progressive mix of several styles (rock, jazz, blues) with lots of solos and interplay. In 1971, the band released their highly acclaimed live album "Colosseum Live". After Colosseum disbanded in 1971, most of the members formed or joined groups like Humble Pie (Clem Clempson), Atomic Rooster (Chris Farlowe), Greenslade (Dave Greenslade reunited with Tony Reeves), and Colosseum II (founded by Jon Hiseman). The band reunited in 1994 and is still active to date.
Seller's Story
My name is Hans Kesteloo and I finally decided to sell my ‘remaining’ collection of 45’s, LP’s, CD’s, DVD’s, laserdiscs and other odd things after more than 60 years of ‘hardcore’ collecting. I purchased my first 45 in 1965, and this was the beginning of an enjoyable, long-time hobby – a real-time “collector’s career”. Now time has come to pass the baton !
When you like to see all my current active sale offers, then click on my name 'Klemtoon' in any lot / auction.
Please note: Since I'm a one man show and aged, I can only send on mondays and thursdays.
Returns: In case you like to return an item:
I will refund the postage cost of shipping the item(s) to buyer.
Buyer pays for the cost of returning that item(s)
My grading in Brackets is the same as the grading before that, but here I use the old respected "Goldmine" grading for the older traditional collector!
vg+ = slight traces of use / visible traces inaudible (Goldmine grading: VG+)
ex = very light inaudible traces (Goldmine grading: VG++)
nm = as new (Goldmine Grading: M-)
mint = new (Goldmine grading: M)
1. Colosseum – Valentyne Suite (Island Records – 85727 HT, Bronze – 85727 HT) made in Holland gatefold 1972 reissue LP of 1969 album | vinyl: NM (near mint) | cover: NM (near mint) gatefold -->Blues Rock, Psychedelic Rock
2. Colosseum – Colosseum Live (Bronze – 28 762 XDT, Island Records – 28 762 XDT) made in Germany 1979 gatefold reissue 2LP-Set of 1971 album | vinyl: NM (mint-) | cover: excellent (name on back cover top left) gatefold | . | Recorded at Manchester University & Big Apple, Brighton March 1971. -->Blues Rock, Jazz-Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Prog Rock.
UK band which is one of the pivotal progressive bands that emerged in the second part of the 1960s. In 1968, the founding members were Jon Hiseman (drums), Dick Heckstall-Smith (tenor sax), and Tony Reeves (bass), later joined by Dave Greenslade (keyboards), Clem Clempson (guitar), Chris Farlowe (vocals), and Mark Clarke, who replaced Tony Reeves. Colosseum made three studio albums: "Those Who Are About To Die Salute You", "Valentyne Suite" (both from 1969) and "Daughter Of Time" (1970). The music is a progressive mix of several styles (rock, jazz, blues) with lots of solos and interplay. In 1971, the band released their highly acclaimed live album "Colosseum Live". After Colosseum disbanded in 1971, most of the members formed or joined groups like Humble Pie (Clem Clempson), Atomic Rooster (Chris Farlowe), Greenslade (Dave Greenslade reunited with Tony Reeves), and Colosseum II (founded by Jon Hiseman). The band reunited in 1994 and is still active to date.
Seller's Story
My name is Hans Kesteloo and I finally decided to sell my ‘remaining’ collection of 45’s, LP’s, CD’s, DVD’s, laserdiscs and other odd things after more than 60 years of ‘hardcore’ collecting. I purchased my first 45 in 1965, and this was the beginning of an enjoyable, long-time hobby – a real-time “collector’s career”. Now time has come to pass the baton !
When you like to see all my current active sale offers, then click on my name 'Klemtoon' in any lot / auction.
Please note: Since I'm a one man show and aged, I can only send on mondays and thursdays.
Returns: In case you like to return an item:
I will refund the postage cost of shipping the item(s) to buyer.
Buyer pays for the cost of returning that item(s)
My grading in Brackets is the same as the grading before that, but here I use the old respected "Goldmine" grading for the older traditional collector!
vg+ = slight traces of use / visible traces inaudible (Goldmine grading: VG+)
ex = very light inaudible traces (Goldmine grading: VG++)
nm = as new (Goldmine Grading: M-)
mint = new (Goldmine grading: M)
Details
Multiple titles
Yes
Era
1900-2000
More than 3 artists/bands
No
Artist/band (max 3)
Colosseum
Record title
1. Valentyne Suite (LP) 2. Colosseum Live (2LP-Set)
Number of objects
2
Release country
Germany, Netherlands
Release year (oldest)
1972
Case/sleeve condition
Excellent (EX)
Pressing
Reissue
Media condition
Near Mint (NM)
Genre
Jazz/Fusion, Rock
Includes
Gatefold
Record label
Bronze, Island
Record label number
85727 HT / 28 762 XDT
Autographed by a famous person
No
