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backing vocals・Nigel Harrison – bass Wednesday 11 January 1978
and could have still blossomed as an HR guitarist
but the feeling of breathing as a band is being fully revived and a full show is being held
and it is a recording that is full of another charm of Floyd that is different from the main tour
Mott the Hoople/Forever Hits Media Collection Tokyo,Japan 1.23.1984 Hang On To Yourself withIan Hunter joined the former band as a vocalist, and they formed and debuted in 1969. At first, the band focused on folk rock influenced by Bob Dylan, but in 1972, their second album, ``All the Young Bastards,'' produced by David Bowie, became a worldwide hit and turned into glam rock. The historical activities of Mott the Hoople, which transformed into a band, are recorded on DVD. Their biggest hit was ``All the Young Dudes'', a song that represents