Still There'll Be More. An Anthology 1967-2017 (Box Set)

BOX LIMITATO contenente: 5 CD, di cui 2 contenenti esibizioni LIVE inedite + 3 DVD, con oltre 3 ore e mezzo di performance dal vivo.
I Procol Harum sono un’autentica istituzione del genere Progressive Rock, arrivati nel 1967 con il loro “A Whiter Shade of Pale” in cima alle classifiche inglesi e non solo. Da allora sono passati 50 anni, tra numerosissime uscite ed EP, splendide esibizioni dal vivo e i diversi artisti che hanno fatto parte della band (tutti attorno all’immancabile Gary Brooker). Per festeggiare questo straordinario successo e la longevità del progetto Procol Harum, Esoteric Recordings presenta “Still There’ll Be More”, un’antologia che raccoglie materiale registrato tra il 1967 e il 2017.

TRACKLIST DVD 1:
- A Whiter Shade of Pale “Top of the Pops” – BBC TV 26th December 1967
- Homburg “Beat Club” – German TV 30th December 1967
- Quite Rightly So “Beat Club” – Radio Bremen German TV 22nd June 1968
- A Salty Dog “Beat Club” – Radio Bremen German TV 28th June 1969
- The Devil Came from Kansas
- Long Gone Geek “Beat Club” – Radio Bremen German TV 30th August 1969
- Shine on Brightly
- In the Wee Small Hours of Sixpence
- Still There’ll Be More
- Pilgrim’s Progress
- Quite Rightly So
- Magdalene My Regal Zonophone
- Power Failure
- A Salty Dog
- Simple Sister
- In the Autumn of My Madness Look to Your Soul Grand Finale
(Complete recording session for “Beat Club Workshop” – Radio Bremen German TV 27th December 1971)

TRACKLIST DVD 2:
- Drunk Again
- Grand Hotel
- Conquistador
- Bringing Home the Bacon
- Too Much Between Us
- Toujours L’Amour
- Whaling Stories- Fires (Which Burnt Brightly)
- Kaleidoscope
(Complete recording session for “Musikladen” Radio Bremen German TV – 25th October 1973)

TRACKLIST DVD 3:
- Pandora’s Box “Top of the Pops” BBC TV – 4th September 1975
- Something Magic
- Conquistador
- Nothing But the Truth
- Strangers in Space
- Grand Hotel
- Pandora’s Box
- Skating on Thin Ice
- The Mark of the Claw
- Wizard Man
- This Old Dog
- A Whiter Shade of Pale
(“Sight & Sound In Concert” – BBC TV Recorded at The Hippodrome, Golders Green, London 12th March 1977)