They continued to release almost all of the dates of their 2014 performance in Japan, and due to its exceptional quality, many people said, ``I want to have this kind of sound source on CD.'' However, due to the large number of performances and the composition of the set list, we thought it would be difficult to release all the performances, so we decided to combine the two days that were particularly well-received from this series of performances and release them on CD. I did. The HIDE sound source has already become very popular, but its high quality is so wonderful that it makes you want to call it the Dylan version of T & J. The sound image recorded with Taper HIDE is so powerful that it almost feels like Dylan is singing right in front of you. However, not only that, but the details of each instrument were also reproduced with wonderful clarity. In particular, the way the bass is captured is wonderful, and you'll be able to enjoy a truly warm texture. Depending on the recording location at the venue used for this tour, the sound quality may be rather lackluster, but it is no exaggeration to say that the three-dimensional sound image here is a sample of the best audience recording. . Although the bass is captured with a wonderful balance, Dylan's singing voice is also very realistic without being overpowered by it. The first performance selected from such a superb sound source this time was the Tokyo performance on April 8th. This day became a hot topic as the live performance was interrupted due to sound problems shortly after it started. As the performance of "Beyond Here Lies Nothin'" approaches the second half, noise due to PA trouble occurs, and the song somehow ends before the interlude. Moreover, because of the high quality of the HIDE sound source, the noise is captured very vividly, increasing the tension. Afterwards, they held a jam with a similar tune centered on Dylan (actually, they may have intended to play a continuation of the previous song), but in the end, it took a long time to recover, so the live performance was canceled. Completely interrupted. If an announcement is made during that time, you can feel the tension, but in reality, during this 25-minute interruption, Dylan and the band members wandered around the stage uselessly, and it was even peaceful. If this happened in America, it would be no surprise that there would be boos and things flying. Perhaps it is the nature of the Japanese people that allowed them to overcome such situations calmly. Moreover, the performance and excitement after recovery was really wonderful, and the moving atmosphere of this day was that there was no sign that the previous troubles had become a negative. Enjoy the enthusiastic excitement of the venue and Dylan's motivational singing until the end of the show. Another coupled sound source is April 21st, the first day of the Osaka performance. This is the final stage of the tour, so Dylan's singing and playing are already in the rock-solid range, but that's why the performance of "Workingman's Blues #2" that was realized is probably the best scene of the day. This song itself was revived live for the first time in a while in Nagoya four days ago, to the delight of fans all over the world, but now they have performed an even more spectacular performance. Moreover, it would be even better if you could listen to that beautiful performance with the best sound quality. Moreover, on this day, there is an unusual amount of excitement starting around “Love Sick”. In fact, even quiet songs like ``Scarlet Town'' caused the fans to become even more excited. In this song, there is a jeer from a fan who seems to be drunk on the right side, but it is a blessing in disguise that it was not right next to him and that he couldn't hear it clearly. Still, the excitement throughout the venue was peaceful, and it is no wonder that this day was counted as one of the best shows during the performance in Japan. In this way, we will finally release the best sound source that captures the show, which has a completely different atmosphere, but both shows are full of things to listen to. Enjoy the happenings of Tokyo and the excitement of Osaka! Zepp DiverCity, Tokyo, Japan 8th April 2014 TRULY PERFECT/ULTIMATE SOUND Zepp Namba, Osaka, Japan 21st April 2014 TRULY PERFECT/ULTIMATE SOUND Live at Zepp DiverCity, Tokyo, Japan 8th April 2014 Disc 1(77:52) 1. Things Have Changed 2. She Belongs To Me 3. Beyond Here Lies Nothin' 4. Short Instrumental Jam 5. 25 Minutes Break(PA problems) 6. Huck's Tune 7. Duquesne Whistle 8. Waiting For You 9. Pay In Blood 10. Tangled Up In Blue 11. Love Sick Disc 2(59:05) 1. High Water (For Charley Patton) 2. Simple Twist Of Fate 3. Early Roman Kings 4. Forgetful Heart 5. Spirit On The Water 6. Scarlet Town 7. Soon After Midnight 8. Long And Wasted Years 9. All Along The Watchtower 10. Blowin' In The Wind Live at Zepp Namba, Osaka, Japan 21st April 2014 Disc 3(51:09) 1. Things Have Changed 2. She Belongs To Me 3. Beyond Here Lies Nothin' 4. Workingman's Blues #2 5. Waiting For You 6. Duquesne Whistle 7. Pay In Blood 8. Tangled Up In Blue 9. Love Sick Disc 4(60:38) 1. High Water (For Charley Patton) 2. Simple Twist Of Fate 3. Early Roman Kings 4. Forgetful Heart 5. Spirit On The Water 6. Scarlet Town 7. Soon After Midnight 8. Long And Wasted Years 9. All Along The Watchtower 10. Blowin' In The Wind Bob Dylan - Vocal, Piano, Harp Tony Garnier - Bass George Recile - Drums Stu Kimball - Guitar Charlie Sexton - Guitar Donnie Herron - Banjo, Violin, Electric Mandolin, Pedal Steel, Lap Steel
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