Uriah Heep: Live In Moscow
Uriah Heep – Live in Moscow (1988)
A piece of rock history. In December 1987, Uriah Heep flew into sub-zero Moscow to become the first Western rock band to play in the Soviet Union — simultaneously marking a unique chapter in the band's 18-year career and opening a whole new chapter in the history of rock. Over ten consecutive nights they played sell-out shows at Moscow's Olimpijski Stadium, with a total audience of 180,000.
This live double album captures that extraordinary moment. Recorded at the Olimpijski Stadium, USSR, between 7 and 16 December 1987, mixed at PRT Studios, London. The Soviet pressing features the iconic red sleeve with Cyrillic subtitle Сам в Москве and includes an inner sleeve with full lyrics and concert photography.
Details
- Artist: Uriah Heep
- Album: Live in Moscow
- Year: 1988
- Format: 2LP
- Label: Multimedia Organisation (Europe) / GOSKONCERT
- Pressing: Soviet Union original
- Includes: Inner sleeve with lyrics and photos
Condition
- Sleeve: See photos
- Vinyl: See photos
Single copy available — a landmark in rock history, pressed in the USSR.