Renaissance - Live At Carnegie Hall (2xLP, Album, Pit) (VG / VG+)

Media Condition:  Very Good (VG)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Comments:

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Country:    US  
Released:  1976
Genre:       Rock
Style:         Art Rock, Classic Rock, Prog Rock, Symphonic Rock

Notes:

Recorded at [l280434, June 20, 21, 22, 1975 by [a1605733, New York First cat# on labels, second on cover and cover spine C1 duration printed on label is 28:30; on sleeve 28:50. Sides are organized for use with an auto-changing player: Album 1: Sides A and D Album 2: Sides B and C A variation also exists in which album sides are sequenced to match tracklisting order. Album 1: Sides A and B Album 2: Sides C and D Many thanks to members of the New York Philharmonic and Renaissance road crew: John Boorer, Terry Penman, Nicky Sholem, Mal Linwood-Ross, Ron Schwietzer, Steve Gilbard and Chas Gerber. Also thanks to Rupert Perry.

A1. Prologue 7:35
A2. Ocean Gypsy 7:55
A3. Can You Understand 10:20
B1. Carpet Of The Sun 4:15
B2. Running Hard 9:43
B3. Mother Russia 10:48
C1. Scheherazade 28:30
D1. Ashes Are Burning 23:50

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Matrix / Runout SASY-3902-A
Matrix / Runout SASY-3902-B
Matrix / Runout SASY-3902-C
Matrix / Runout SASY-3902-D
Matrix / Runout SASY-3902-A STERLING P
Matrix / Runout SASY-3902-B STERLING P
Matrix / Runout SASY-3902-2-C X STERLING I B P
Matrix / Runout SASY-3902D STERLING P
Matrix / Runout SASY-3902-A I STERLING P
Matrix / Runout SASY-3902-B I STERLING P
Matrix / Runout SASY-3902-C -1 A STERLING T2
Matrix / Runout SASY-3902D X I STERLING C P
Pressing Plant ID P
Rights Society ASCAP

Marketed By ABC Records, Inc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) Sire Records, Inc.
Copyright (c) Sire Records, Inc.
Pressed By Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Pitman
Published By Bleu Disque Music
Recorded At Carnegie Hall
Recorded By Record Plant Mobile Studio
Mixed At De Lane Lea Studios
Lacquer Cut At Sterling Sound