NEKTAR’S RECYCLED TREATED TO BOX SET

Band to continue with new drummer that Ron Howden chose before his death.

JM

Derek ‘Mo’ Moore – the longest-serving member of prog veterans Nektar – has recalled with fondness the live sets from Calderone Concert HalI in Long Island in 1975 and Toronto’s Massey Hall in 1976. They both make up part of the five-CD reissue of 1975 album Recycled, which is out via Esoteric on March 29. “Massey Hall was a fantastic place to play,” he says. “It was packed out and I was told that the guys from Rush were there. We were really peaking at that time. People came from all over the country for the gig. The vibe from the crowd was great. Even when we play now, people come from all over. When we played in the US last year, we had people from Italy and the Netherlands.”…

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