The 24th performance in Japan, the first in two years, was a total of eight performances, including two additional performances at the Nippon Budokan, and the third day, April 18th, was fully recorded with a unidirectional MK4 audience recording, and a DVD edition with high-quality audience shots of the live performance on that day was released in 2CD+1DVD format. First of all, the sound source of this day was recorded using the highest quality MK4 microphone from the sweet spot that can be said to be the best acoustics of the venue, and the glossy live sound of the instruments and the sound of the monitor speakers installed on the stage were captured with the sharp and pure sound quality unique to a single supreme microphone, and the sound, which is excellently balanced and separated for all parts, mainly the guitar, is also a big point that annoying audience noise such as excessive applause is not noticeable. In addition, the DVD footage from the digital camera captures the panel-type screen image installed at the top of the stage from the front stand, and the entire live performance is a good shot that allows you to enjoy it with a professional shot feeling. As fans who visited the venue this time know, the security check before the show was quite strict all day, and the lighting on the stage was much darker than usual, but the stage was brighter than seen from the venue because of the screen shot, and the sound part was synchronized with the MK4 audience source on the CD, and the quality, including the sound, is a world apart from fragmented images such as Youtube. After two performances, the band ensemble seemed to have become even more cohesive, and the day, which was sold out again, started hotly with "White Room". The basic flow and composition after this were almost the same as the previous two performances, and first of all, in the acoustic set, "Can't Find My Way Home" featuring Nathan East's vocals, which was set in on the second day instead of "Golden Ring" on the first day, appeared again on this day. And what was a little disappointing was that "Wonderful Tonight" was dropped from the set, which was disappointing because the performances of the previous two shows were excellent and the song is very popular in Japan. Nevertheless, in the second half of the show, "Old Love" showed off a powerful solo in the long number, and in the following "Cross Road Blues" he continued to play with the same momentum, and the energetic performance and solo at the end surpassed the previous two shows, so it is a must-have memorial item for fans visiting Japan. Disc 1 : 01. Opening 02. White Room 03. Key to the Highway 04. I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man 05. Sunshine of Your Love 06. Kind Hearted Woman Blues 07. The Call 08. Motherless Child 09. Can't Find My Way Home 10. Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out 11. Tears in Heaven Disc 2 : 01. Badge 02. Old Love 03. Cross Road Blues 04. Little Queen of Spades 05. Cocaine –encore- 06. Before You Accuse Me 07. Closing Live at Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan 18th April 2025 :ORIGINAL MASTER : MK4 Audience Recording / Original HQ. Audience Shot DVD : 01. Opening 02. White Room 03. Key to the Highway 04. I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man 05. Sunshine of Your Love 06. Kind Hearted Woman Blues 07. The Call 08. Motherless Child 09. Can't Find My Way Home 10. Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out 11. Tears in Heaven 12. Badge 13. Old Love 14. Cross Road Blues 15. Little Queen of Spades 16. Cocaine –encore- 17. Before You Accuse Me 18. Closing Eric Clapton - Guitar, vocals / Nathan East - Bass, vocals / Doyle Bramhall II - Guitar, vocals / Chris Stainton – Keyboards / Tim Carmon - Hammond organ, keyboards / Sonny Emory – Drums / Sharon White - Backing vocals / Katie Kissoon - Backing vocals
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