Tales: Live In Copenhagen (1964) LP fg_Catalog Number_A 643671 from the halcyon hooks and

from the halcyon hooks and hopeful horizons of "A Walk" to the expansive

Celtic Frost achieved an artistic level few others would even have dared to dream of aspiring towards

Through Being Cool was released one year after the band's first album with three of the members having been replaced in the meantime

Its opening title track begins with one of many new tricks for the DC two-piece––a ukulele––but quickly turns left-field as childhood innocence makes way for blistering intensity and hopelessness

Tales: Live In Copenhagen (1964) LP fg_Catalog Number_A 643671 from the halcyon hooks andTales: Live In Copenhagen (1964) is a never before released recording of piano great Bill Evans, with bassist Chuck Israels and drummer Larry Bunker, captured at the Radiohuset and TVBYEN studios in August 1964. Featuring Evans only known version of I Didnt Know What Time It Was, two different readings of Sweet And Lovely, and a live version of Round Midnight. Limited Edition LP on 180g vinyl includes a booklet with rare photos, liner notes and