Cyndi Lauper/PA,USA 1986 Complete

Cyndi Lauper embarked on a world tour in 1986 accompanied by Rick Derringer and Aldo Nova. The world's first superb original recording of the heyday is here! This work is recorded in the "Philadelphia performance on December 5, 1986". This is a treasured audience recording. Speaking of the "TRUE COLORS Tour", Cyndi's first Japan tour (her first visit to Japan was a promo visit in 1984) was realized, and the official video "IN PARIS" was also left behind. First of all, let's take a bird's-eye view of the activities at that time and explore the position of this work. 1986, January 10th + 20th: North America #1 (2 performances) {September "TRUE COLORS" released}, September 10th-22nd: Japan (9 performances), September 26th-October 7th: Australia (7 performances), October 10th-15th: North America #2 (3 performances), December 3rd-9th: North America #3 (8 performances) ←★Here★ 1987, January 3rd: Puerto Rico performance, January 6th-February 4th: North America #4 (16 performances), February 21st-March 12th: Europe (12 performances) ←※Official IN PARIS, June ② "Sun: Los Angeles performance This is Cyndi Lauper in 1986/1987. The world tour started in Japan, and her home country of America got into full swing at the end of the year. The Philadelphia performance in this work was the third concert of "North America #3", which was gaining momentum. This work, recorded at such a scene, is an original recording handed over by the recording artist himself. It was recorded by a master who had traveled to the United States at that time, and it is a treasure master that had not been released for 39 years. Moreover, this person is not an ordinary person. He is a taper who has worked on many masterpieces, and even during his visit to the United States, he produced a number of famous masterpieces such as Ozzy Osbourne's "ULTIMATE LIVE IN PHILADELPHIA" and "REDCAR 1988" and Joe Satriani's "PHILADELPHIA 1988". This work is a secret master of such a master taper. In fact, the sound of this work is of the highest grade. The air is crystal clear, the core that penetrates the center is powerful, and even the fine details are clear and clear. Not only is it simply vivid, but the tight and tight feeling is wonderful and makes you feel the sparkling brilliance. The vocals are particularly excellent, and you can feel every word of the lyrics and the vibrato of the high notes that stretch out. The tone is not the type that you would mistake for a sound board, but as you listen to it, you start to think, "Is it an FM broadcast?" It's not just stress-free, but the more you listen, the deeper and clearer the sound becomes. The deep sound of such brilliance depicts Cindy's full show, which was filled with the wind of the heyday. Speaking of the "TRUE COLORS Tour", the official video "IN PARIS" and the Japanese performance pro shot "BUDOKAN 1986 FINAL NIGHT: THE VIDEO" are the classics, but this work has even more songs. Let's organize them here by comparing them. True Colors (10 songs in total)・Change of Heart／Boy Blue（★）／What's Going On／Iko Iko／Calm Inside the Storm／911／One Track Mind／The Faraway Nearby（★★）／True Colors／Maybe He'll KnowOthers (6 songs)・N.Y. Danceteria: All Through the Night（★）／She Bop／Time After Time／Money Changes Everything／Girls Just Want to Have Fun・The Goonies: The Goonies 'R' Good Enough *Note: The "★" mark is a song that was not seen in the standard pro shot "BUDOKAN 1986 FINAL NIGHT: THE VIDEO". In particular, the "★★" mark is a song that was not even in the official video "IN PARIS". ...And so it is. While playing all the songs from "TRUE COLORS" which was a huge hit, the style sprinkles the theme song of the movie "Goonies" on top of the five carefully selected songs from "SHE'S SO UNUSUAL". The album also includes "The Faraway Nearby," which is not included in the two major professional shots mentioned above, so it also functions as a "live performance version of TRUE COLORS." In addition to the selection of such masterpieces, the mood of the venue at its peak is also wonderful. Although the bold performance and singing voice do not give up the main role, between songs, a huge cheer arises, and the cheers that react to Cindy's every move spread. And Cindy, who received that enthusiasm, makes even more fresh high notes sound. You can feel the heat of the scene that burns with such a synergistic effect. This live album boasts quality that is comparable to FM broadcasting, but also has a realistic on-site feel that is never possible on a sound board. I can't believe that such a record has been sleeping for nearly 40 years. A shocking world premiere master that will overwhelm you to the depths of audience culture. A superb audience recording of the "Philadelphia performance on December 5, 1986". This is the world premiere master by a Japanese taper who was in the United States at the time. The sound that blows away its preciousness is undoubtedly of the highest class, crystal clear, yet powerful at the core, with even the finest details clearly visible. With a sound of light that gives off a sparkling glow, you can fully experience the heyday of the album, centered on all the songs from "TRUE COLORS". Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA, USA 5th December 1986 TRULY PERFECT SOUND(from Original Masters) Disc:1 (44:16) 1. Introduction 2. Change of Heart 3. The Goonies 'R' Good Enough 4. Boy Blue 5. All Through the Night 6. What's Going On 7. Iko Iko 8. Calm Inside the Storm 9. 911 10. One Track Mind Disc:2 (38:10) 1. MC 2. The Faraway Nearby 3. True Colors 4. Maybe He'll Know 5. She Bop 6. Time After Time 7. Money Changes Everything 8. Girls Just Want to Have Fun