Colosseum II

Several years following the dissolution of Colosseum, Jon Hiseman recruited Gary Moore and Don Airey to create Colosseum II. The mandate this time around, however, had not been the jazz- and blues-inflected rock and roll of the initial music group, but a full-tilt trip into hyperkinetic jazz fusion that extended the players about so far as they could move. The music group proceeded to try out and record using a interest for 3 years roughly, before working out of vapor. The first record presented vocalist Mike Starrs, who shifted to metal music group Lucifer’s Friend when the mixture failed to workout. Also departing was bassist Neil Murray, who was simply changed by John Mole. Andrew Lloyd Webber utilized the music group for Variants, a structure for his sibling, Julian Lloyd Webber. With three respectable albums with their credit, Colosseum II known as it each day. Hiseman continued to do program work also to play with the United Jazz & Rock and roll Outfit. Sanctuary released an extended edition of their debut (Unusual New Flesh: Improved) in Oct of 2005.