Gambit released a cd with a 1961 concert, and it appeared in a multi cd set. https://www.discogs.com/release/2527819-John-Coltrane-Quintet-Featuring-Eric-Dolphy-The-1961-Helsinki-Concert https://www.discogs.com/master/1475753-John-Coltrane-European-Tour-1961 And there were several unofficial releases of a 1962 concert: https://www.discogs.com/master/2521384-John-Coltrane-Live-At-Kulttuuritalo-Helsinki-Finland-November-20-1962 https://www.discogs.com/release/20674114-John-Coltrane-Helsinki-1962

All your praise really is prompting me to pull out some of my Bob Crosby vinyls to give them a spin again.  And BTW I was really unaware the Bob Crosby band was so much of a comparatively unknown quantity with that many seasoned jazz collectors. 

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To dry out from the complex sounds of Radiohead... back to basics!

You can easily judge by yourself 😜, as the full show is already available on YouTube (see below). From my perspective, it was a good concert, particularly from a visual perspective, also sound wise. And with the plus of being sort of a mythical “comeback”. From a musical standpoint, it was a good mix of pop-rock oriented songs (which I like most, particularly their first three discs) and those heavy rhythms and hypnotic electronic riffs, which, in the latter case, sounded too powerful and abstract for my taste. And no “Creep”, as expected. All in all, I enjoyed the show. Although I would very much prefer a REM comeback 😜 (which is as likely as the return of the dinosaurs 🦕). BTW, the stadium was packed, and this was just the first of four shows in Madrid.