Recorded in good stereo audience recording of a performance in Philadelphia in March 1986 after the release of the sixth masterpiece album "PHANTASMAGORIA"! After the release of the masterpiece album "PHANTASMAGORIA", which is the sixth studio work with a gothic atmosphere with a strong Vanian color after Captain's departure, a live performance held at the Trocadero Theater, a historic building with a capacity of 1,200 people located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on March 11, 1986, was recorded in good stereo audience recording! It's a shame that the last Rolling Stones cover "We Love You" is missing from the middle part onwards, but it was recorded from the low gene master, the range is wide, and the vocals and each part are recorded very well balanced and clear. In addition, this sound source has an unusually fast pitch or misaligned position on the Internet, but in this work, it has been digitized from a good source that is obviously younger than the source from which it was originally produced, and the pitch and misalignment have been eliminated. This live performance featured three songs from the then-new album "Phantasmagoria" with Roman concentrating on guitar and Paul Shepley, who also participated in "Phantasmagoria", joining on keyboards. The setlist featured three songs from the album "Phantasmagoria". The songs played were "Eloise", a cover of Paul Ryan's "I Had Too Much to Dream Last Night", a cover of Electric Prunes' "I Had Too Much to Dream Last Night", a single released by the masked band Nas Nomad & the Nightmares of the Damned, and "Limit Club" from the EP "FRIDAY 13TH" released in 1981.
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