In November 1983, Camel performed live at the Hammersmith Odeon in London, a significant venue for rock music. This recording captures a critical phas... Read Full Description >
In November 1983, Camel performed live at the Hammersmith Odeon in London, a significant venue for rock music. This recording captures a critical phase in the band's evolution following the release of their album "Nude" earlier that year. "Nude" was a concept album that received mixed reviews but marked a stylistic shift for the band, incorporating more thematic storytelling. The lineup during this performance included founding member Andrew Latimer, who provided lead guitar and vocals, and additions like Chris "Rainbow" Harley on vocals and keyboards, which contributed to a fresh sound. Notably, this performance is part of Camel's ongoing efforts to connect with audiences post the experimental 1970s, showcasing their resilience and adaptability in the progressive rock scene of the 1980s. The Hammersmith concert exemplifies their dedication to live performance, maintaining a loyal fan base during a transitional period in their career.