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2.24 | 6 ratings | 1 reviews | 0% 5 stars

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Live, released in 1983

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Antigua
2. The Animals
3. Bathroom Song
4. KP 11
5. Dance of the Little Fairies
6. KP 1
7. Love Duet

Double CD (Esoldun label):
1. The Animals
2. The Swan
3. KP I
4. Dance of the Little Fairies
5. Love Duet
6. The Bathroom Song
7. KP II
8. Antigua
9. Sahara
10. Sakura Variations
11. Meheeco
12. Hotta

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Line-up / Musicians

- Steve Gray / keyboards
- John Williams / guitars
- Kevin Peek / guitars
- Herbie Flowers / bass
- Tristan Fry / drums


Releases information

LP Arista 302171 (1983)

There are at least two different CD issues, one omits The Animals (MCCD 251, 1996), and the other is two discs (Esoldun, 1995) and contains other tracks not on the original LP.

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SKY Sky 5 Live ratings distribution


2.24
(6 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(0%)
0%
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(17%)
17%
Good, but non-essential (67%)
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Collectors/fans only (17%)
17%
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Review by russellk
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2 stars I'm reviewing the double-vinyl set originally released in 1983. Its track listing is similar to the double CD listed above.

This release was a serious mistake. What SKY needed to do was to produce a quality set of original music, to win back their many fans lost after 'Forthcoming'. So what did they do but issue a double live set! Expensive (certainly for me in 1983), unnecessary (some groups gain from being recorded live, but SKY is not one of them) and gratuitous, this was the band's death knell.

Yes, the music is played competently, and yes, the new selections add more competency to a distinguished repertoire, but 'Sky5 Live' is ultimately a failed exercise because one gets no sense of rapport between group and audience. On occasion the audience can be heard reacting, but for what reason? The distance by which they miss the dynamism and immediacy of a live show is breathtaking. I know they can do much better than this; I've seen it.

If it was going to come anywhere, the obligatory supergroup live album ought to have followed their first two releases. By the time this album arrived, most people had moved on.

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