Live – In the Heat of the Night

Live - In The Heat Of The Night is a live album by heavy metal band Diamond Head recorded at the Wolverhampton Wulfrun Hall during their 1991 comeback tour. It was originally a video bootleg but was released on the insistence of their manager, Steve Guard,^[1] in 2000 in tribute to the band's live sound after their breakup after the Death and Progress album in 1994, and contains a thank-you note from vocalist Sean Harris on the inner sleeve. The band ended up reforming in late 2000 to perform some acoustic numbers in order to promote this album with Floyd Brennan ending in the release of the First Cuts EP.

This live album consists of two discs. The first is an audio recording of the show, whilst the second is video of the concert, although neither disc captures the entire show. The set started with "Wild On The Streets", which does on appear on the album, nor does the encore, Diamond Head's flagship; "Am I Evil?".^[2] The second disc captures even less of the show, as it starts filming at "Feels Good" and films up until "Run".

The album contains several unreleased songs, such as "Let Me Down Easy" and "She Comes Down" as well as a medley of cover songs at the end of disc one, which was rare for Diamond Head.

Track listing

Disc I

'Lightning To The Nations'
'Feels Good'
'I Can't Help Myself'
'In The Heat Of The Night'
'Calling Your Name'
'She Comes Down'
'Sucking My Love'
'Let Me Down Easy'
'Borrowed Time'
'Run'
'To Heaven From Hell'
'Makin' Music'
'Home'
Medley - 'Helpless', 'My Generation', 'Oh Well', 'Hocus Pocus', 'Riff Raff' & 'It's Electric'

Disc II

'Feels Good'
'I Can't Help Myself'
'In The Heat Of The Night'
'Calling Your Name'
'She Comes Down'
'Sucking My Love'
'Let Me Down Easy'
'Borrowed Time'
'Run'

Lineup

Sean Harris - Vocals
Brian Tatler - Guitar
Eddie "Chaos" Moohan - Bass guitar & backing vocals
Karl Wilcox - Drums

References

Diamond Head

Brian Tatler Eddie Moohan Karl Wilcox Andy "Abbz" Abberley Rasmus Bom Andersen Sean Harris Duncan Scott Colin Kimberley Mervyn Goldsworthy Robbie France Josh Phillips-Gorse Pete Vuckovic Floyd Brennan Adrian Mills Nick Tart

Studio albums	Lightning to the Nations Borrowed Time Canterbury Death and Progress All Will Be Revealed What's in Your Head?

EPs	Diamond Lights Four Cuts

Live albums	The Friday Rock Show Sessions / Live at Reading Evil Live Live – In the Heat of the Night Live at the BBC

Compilations	Am I Evil Sweet and Innocent Behold the Beginning To Heaven from Hell The Best of Diamond Head The Diamond Head Anthology: Am I Evil?

Songs	"Shoot Out the Lights" "Am I Evil?" "Waited Too Long/Play It Loud"

Related articles	New Wave of British Heavy Metal Metallica Megadeth

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