Barclay James Harvest - Glasnost

Glasnost is a live album by the English progressive rock band Barclay James Harvest, recorded during their 1997 European tour. The album features performances of classic tracks alongside newer material, showcasing the band's enduring musical style.

As a live album focused on a specific period of the band's later career, critical reception tends to focus on its representation of their live sound and the performance quality. Fan reviews often highlight the setlist choices and the energy of the performance, with some noting it as a solid addition to their live catalog.

• Fans often praise the live energy and faithful renditions of classic songs.

• The album is seen as a good representation of Barclay James Harvest's sound in the late 90s.

• Setlist choices are frequently a point of discussion among listeners.

Google audience: Audience reviews for Glasnost are generally positive, with listeners appreciating the band's ability to deliver a strong live performance. Many commend the selection of songs and the overall sound quality, considering it a worthwhile document of their touring efforts during that era.

The album's title, 'Glasnost', is a Russian word meaning 'openness', which was a significant political slogan during the late 1980s and early 1990s, a period of significant political change in Eastern Europe.