In 1991, Andy Latimer restarted Camel with the participation of former member Colin Bass and others, and released their first album in seven years, "Dust and Dreams," based on the concept of John Steinbeck's novel "The Grapes of Wrath." The live performance at Club Quattro in Tokyo on August 21st, the first day of the Tokyo performance, was recorded in full with a superb level of ultra-high quality audience recording from the Dust and Dreams Tour, their first Japan tour in 12 years. The high quality master was digitally remastered by the label's own 24-bit, giving it a clear, well-balanced, stereo feel and superb sound. The first set featured masterpieces such as "Never Let Go," "Rhayader," "Rhayader Goes To Town," "Unevensong," and "Echoes." The second set featured visual sounds like a story-based soundtrack, and easy-to-remember, excellent lyrics and melodies for the vocal songs. The masterpiece "Dust and Dreams," which was acclaimed to be perfect, was perfectly reproduced. You can experience the first day of the Tokyo performance from Camel's revived Japan tour in 1992 with high quality sound. DISC 1 1. Never Let Go 2. Earthrise 3. Rhayader 4. Rhayader Goes To Town 5. Spirit Of The Water 6. Unevensong 7. Echoes 8. Ice 9. City Life 10. Drafted DISC 2 1. Dust Bowl 2. Go West 3. Dusted Out 4. Mother Road 5. Needles 6. Rose Of Sharon 7. Milk'n Honey 8. End Of The Line 9. Storm Clouds 1 0. Cotton Camp 11. Broken Banks 12. Sheet Rain 13. Whispers 14. Little Rivers And Little Rose 15. Hopeless Anger 16. Whispers In The Rain 17. Sasquatch 18. Lady Fantasy Live at Club Quattro, Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan, August 21th 1992 Andrew Latimer - guitars, flute, keyboards, vocals Colin Bass - Bass, keyboards, vocals Mickey Simmonds - keyboards Paul Burgess - drums, bells & tambourine
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