BLONDIE in 1978 was on fire with their single "Denis" but had yet to reach the point where their single "Heart of Glass" became a huge hit. Introducing the finest soundboard album that conveys such a thin moment. This work includes “Boston performance on November 4, 1978”. This is a stereo soundboard recording. First of all, let’s look back at the schedule at that time and check the show’s position.・January 1st to 18th: Asia (7 performances) ・January 24th to March 6th: Europe #1 (30 performances) ・April 25th to August 6th: North America #1 (26 performances)・August 12th – September 28th: Europe #2 (26 performances)《“PARALLEL LINES” released on September 23rd》 ・October 10th: Portsmouth performance ・October 13th – December 3rd: North America # 2 (19 performances) ←★Coco★・December 29th-31st: North America #3 (3 performances) This is BLONDIE in 1978. Although 1978 was the year in which "PARALLEL LINES" was released, it wasn't until 1979 that the single "Heart of Glass" became a hit. The Boston performance of this work was just after the album was released. 5th performance of “North America #2”. The official live album “PICTURE THIS LIVE” also used some of the 1978 Philadelphia performances, but that was “November 6th”. This work was also the most recent concert two days before that. Such shows are also known to have been broadcast on the radio, and FM sound boards have been a standard for a long time. This work is also the same FM broadcast, but it is not a copy or remaster of the previous release. It is a reel master that was discovered only recently. Its quality is truly the highest. If you are familiar with the previous episodes, you will remember the mix and sound more like a 70's analog feel than an official work style, but that is the uniqueness of the broadcast itself. This work also has that warm vintage feel, but the master's freshness is tremendous. There is no distortion or distortion in the sound that extends beautifully, and it is full of freshness. That's the kind of nostalgic feeling that makes you feel as if you're directly receiving broadcast waves from 43 years of time and space. Although it is elegant, it is not dry, but has a gentle sweetness. What is depicted with such a rich sound is a delicious show that retains the aroma of the early days, while adding a lot of representative songs that symbolize BLONDIE. Speaking of live shows at the end of the 70's, the official album "PICTURE THIS LIVE" comes first. Let's compare and organize them here. Whispering Blondie (6 songs) / Detroit 442 (★) / Fan Mail (★) / (I'm Always Touched by Your) Presence, Dear (★) / Denis / I'm on E (★) / Youth Nabbed as Sniper (★) Parallel lines of love (9 songs)・Hanging On The Telephone／Picture This／11:59／Pretty Baby (★)／Sunday Girl／Will Anything Happen? (★)／Fade Away And Radiate／One Way Or Another/Heart Of Glass Others (4 songs)・Blondie: In the Sun/X Offender/Kung Fu Girls (★)・Other covers: Bang A Gong (Get It On) A song that cannot be heard on “PICTURE THIS LIVE”. ...and it looks like this. The precious T. REX cover "Bang A Gong (Get It On)" is also delicious, but overall it's the two biggest hits of the time, "PLASTIC LETTERS" and "PARALLEL LINES." Not only the breakthrough "Denis" and the later big hit "Heart Of Glass", but also the UK top hits such as "Hanging On The Telephone", "(I'm Always Touched by Your) Presence, Dear" and "Sunday Girl" Plenty of 10 singles. “PLASTIC LETTERS” was not featured on “PICTURE THIS LIVE” much, so the masterpieces that were taken one step early are very delicious. There are many famous songs, and the band's potential is at its best. All that's left is for the single to climb up the charts...This is a live album that allows you to enjoy the time when that sense of fulfillment and ambition reached its peak. The highest level version of the FM sound board that has been a standard for many years. Stereo soundboard recording of "November 4, 1978 Boston Performance". Although FM broadcasting has been known for a long time, this work is the highest peak reel master that was discovered only recently. The mix and tone full of analog feel, which is the uniqueness of the broadcast itself, remains the same, but the master freshness is tremendous. There is no distortion or distortion in the sound that extends beautifully, and it has a warm vintage feel and is full of freshness. You can also enjoy the precious T. REX cover ``Bang A Gong (Get It On)'' and many early masterpieces that can't be heard on ``PICTURE THIS LIVE.'' The Paradise Theater, Boston, MA, USA 4th November 1978 STEREO SBD(UPGRADE) (66:25) 1. WBCN Intro 2. Theme From 'A Summer Place' / In The Sun 3. X Offender 4. Hanging On The Telephone 5 . Detroit 442 6. Fan Mail 7. Picture This 8. 11:59 9. Pretty Baby 10. (I'm Always Touched By Your) Presence Dear 11. Sunday Girl 12. Denis 13. I'm On E 14. Will Anything Happen 15. Fade Away And Radiate 16. One Way Or Another 17. Youth Nabbed As Sniper 18. Kung Fu Girls 19. WBCN DJ 20. Heart Of Glass 21. Bang A Gong (Get It On) 22. WBCN Outro Debbie Harry - Vocals Chris Stein - Guitar Gary Valentine - Bass Jimmy Destri - Keyboards Clem Burke - Drums STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING
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