The first appearance of Eric Clapton's 1992 UK tour is now available on 4CD. This is an audience source that completely records the consecutive performances on February 7th and 8th in Sheffield, which was the next venue for “2 NIGHTS IN BIRMINGHAM”. The original master is a new sound source that has appeared on the internet in recent years, and both days are recorded with good stereo audience recording at the same level as “2 NIGHTS IN BIRMINGHAM”. By eliminating the pitch problem that was a drawback of the original sound and adjusting the slightly excessive low range, we have achieved a higher quality sound. On the first day, the bass range, which felt a little excessive, was adjusted to organize the sound, and even in the mid to high range, the sound was balanced while suppressing the prominent applause sound, and on the second day, the cause of the looping that was unique to large venues By adjusting the low frequency range, we have achieved a sound quality that is very easy to listen to. If you compare it to the original sound source, you will notice that the clarity has increased significantly and the balance has improved. Anyway, the best advantage is that you can listen to it at a normal pitch. Since it was a consecutive performance in the same place, Clapton also played around with the set list and song order for two days, which was attractive, first of all, the opening number was different, and on the second day he performed "Pretending". He is playing an unreleased song "My Father's" that was only played at the beginning of this tour. Eyes" is being played, including this song, many of the numbers played at "Unplugged" that were held just before this are included in the set, and until 2009, 17 years later, the set was included. There are many things to listen to, such as the performance of “Anything For Your Love,” which I didn’t get to hear. Furthermore, in "Layla" on the first day's performance, the guitar intro (prologue) by Clapton alone that was played before the song was cut, and suddenly that phrase started. Moreover, unlike the second day, there is a rare scene in which Clapton plays not only seven single notes in the first intro phrase, but also the subsequent descending chord part. In the same part on the second day, Andy Fairweather Rowe is in charge of the descending chord part from the beginning. This is probably due to Clapton's intention not to stop the momentum of the previous song "White Room", but these small parts are also enjoyable. Live at Sheffield Arena, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK 7th & 8th February 1992 TRULY AMAZING/PERFECT SOUND Live at Sheffield Arena, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK 7th February 1992 Disc 1 (77:17) 1. Opening 2. She's Waiting 3 . Anything For Your Love 4. I Shot The Sheriff 5. Running On Faith 6. My Father's Eyes 7. Before You Accuse Me 8. Circus Left Town 9. Tears In Heaven 10. Signe 11. Tearing Us Apart 12. Old Love Disc 2 (58:54) 1. Badge 2. Wonderful Tonight 3. White Room 4. Layla 5. Band Introduction 6. Crossroads 7. Sunshine Of Your Love Live at Sheffield Arena, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, UK 8th February 1992 Disc 3 (69:18) 1. Opening 2. White Room 3. Pretending 4. Anything For Your Love 5. I Shot The Sheriff 6. My Father's Eyes 7. Running On Faith 8. She's Waiting 9. Circus Left Town 10. Tears In Heaven 11. Signe 12. Before You Accuse Me Disc 4 (75:53) 1. Tearing Us Apart 2. Old Love 3. Badge 4. Wonderful Tonight 5. Layla 6. Band Introduction 7. Crossroads 8. Sunshine Of Your Love Eric Clapton : Guitar & Vocals Andy Fairweather Low : Guitar Nathan East : Bass Steve Ferrone : Drums Chuck Leavell : Keyboards Ray Cooper : Percussion Tessa Niles : Backing Vocals Katie Kissoon : Backing Vocals
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