Live at Planet Rock Xmas Party

Live At Planet Rock Xmas Party

"Live at Planet Rock Xmas Party" is the first of a series of 'official bootlegs' by Northern Irish rock band The Answer. It was recorded live at the Islington Academy in London on 11 December 2007 for the radio station Planet Rock. During the concert Paul Rodgers joined the band on stage to sing two Free songs, "I'm a Mover" and "The Hunter" with the band. The CD was limited to 1500 copies only and was only available for purchase at the band's website and live concerts.

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