Sunday Night at the London Roundhouse was the first live album by the English progressive rock band Nektar. It was released on vinyl in 1974 by Bacillus Records, and re-released with partially different content on CD in 2002.
The album was recorded in November 1973 at a disused railroad building that had become a gin warehouse.[1]
Original release
The 1974 vinyl release included only two songs recorded at the concert given by the band at the Roundhouse, Chalk Farm, London, on 25 November 1973: "Desolation Valley" and "A Day in the Life of a Preacher", which included rough edits.[1]
Side 2 was recorded at a live-in-studio jam on March 27, 1974, between the hours of 2:00 am and 5:00 am, at Chipping Norton Studios in Oxfordshire, England. An expanded recording of the jam session was later released as a separate CD under the title Unidentified Flying Abstract - Live at Chipping Norton 1974.
The 2002 release on CD featured the complete Roundhouse concert,[1] recorded by Pye Records Mobile Studio and engineered by Vic Maile. All the tracks were mixed from the original 16-trackmaster tapes by Paschal Byrne, Roye Albrighton, and Mark Powell at the Audio Archiving Company, London in March 2002. The Chipping Norton Studios 1974 material (side two) was removed, but included on Unidentified Flying Abstract, also released in 2002.
Includes the three songs from the original side two, but removed from the 2002 reissue, plus three addition songs recorded during the jam on March 27, 1974.
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