Regarding Eric Clapton's Japan tour this time, our store will speedily release the definitive title from the finest original master for all performances. Please look forward to it. Well, just as you said, following last week's first day title, this week we will be releasing a press CD of the second, third, and final day of the Budokan performance! Both titles were produced from amazing masters completely recorded with the very best and ultimate stereo audience recording that even exceeds the first day's press title "Budokan 2016 1st Night". The master we used was recorded by an important taper that we trust, and its quality is guaranteed. First of all, the recording seats for this edition, which contained the performances on the second day, were in a good position near the B1 block aisle. This master was recorded using high-end equipment in the central area of the arena, and the musical sound is very close! Great power and amazing clarity! This second day performance was made available early by our store along with the first day's sound source. The master was also an original of our store and was recorded with a very beautiful sound, but the master of this disc has a quality that sets it apart from that, and it is worth commercializing it. I hope you will add this disc to your collection as a preservation disc. The set list remained unchanged for all 5 performances of Eric Clapton's Japan tour this time. Last time he came to Japan in 2014, the opening number featured Clapton's solo solo, such as Pretending and Tell The Truth, but this time, the focus was on numbers in which all band members played solos. I did. The three songs following the opening Somebody’s Knockin’ featured solos by everyone, including new member Dirk Powell. The number featuring Clapton's solo was limited to two songs, I Shot The Sheriff and Wonderful Tonight, which were played last time, and the number featuring Dirk Powell and Andy Fairweather Rowe was increased accordingly. I did. Looking at this, Clapton wants to enjoy playing as a whole band on this tour with familiar British musicians, American multi-instrumentalists, and Dirk Powell, as well as the new band that supported the new album. It seems like they wanted to bring out the best in Powell, who joined the team. It can be said that it is a consideration typical of Clapton. Above all, it seems that their main purpose was to perform new songs from their new album in a sitting set for their Japanese fans. Clapton's own solos have also changed from the sharp, thrilling, high-speed solos that he used to do, and he has changed into a smooth, focused phrasing that emphasizes the flow of the song. . This was the stage that Eric Clapton, a blues artist over 71 years old, wanted to launch now. If so, it is fun to listen to the new song that was performed for the first time and focus on how Clapton and the band members improvised and played smooth solos on each day. In the second day's performance included in this disc, you can hear Clapton's playing especially at the end of Somebody's Knockin', after I Shot The Sheriff, Crossroads and Little Queen Of Spades, where his unique skill shines. can. I hope you can check this out on this board, which has achieved the highest audience recording. Live at Budokan, Tokyo, Japan 15th April 2016 TRULY PERFECT SOUND(from Original Masters) Disc 1 (64:19) 1. Introduction 2. Somebody's Knockin' 3. Key To The Highway 4. Hoochie Coochie Man 5. Next Time You See Me 6. I Shot The Sheriff 7. Circus 8. Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out 9. I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine 10. I Will Be There 11. Cypress Grove 12. Sunshine State Disc 2 (45:41) 1. Gin House 2. Wonderful Tonight 3. Crossroads 4. Little Queen Of Spades 5. Cocaine 6. High Time We Went
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