Not one of the better known or better remembered bands of the late 60s and early 70s, It's a Beautiful Day was nonetheless one of the better groups with a very clean distinctive sound. Sometimes those types of groups were duds in concert as you found out that their sound was produced largely in the studio, but that was definitely not the case with these guys who put on one of the best concerts (maybe the best) I ever saw. It was way back in 1971 and I'm still waiting for someone to outdo them.