A new definitive audience source from the tour after the release of "HEART", which became a breakout work of rebirth and rebirth, as HEART boldly changed direction from their conventional musicality, is here! The February 17, 1986 Chicago, Illinois "Rosemont Horizon" performance will be released as a 2-disc set using the completely newly discovered original cassette master! In American rock history, the Wilson sisters' HEART is a band that occupies a particularly unique position. There have been many female-fronted artists for a long time, and since their debut, they have boasted solid and solid performance skills that don't rely solely on visuals. They have gained the support of fans with their original music, which is based on American folk/country elements, but also has tastes derived from British rock such as LED ZEPPELIN, and also has a feminine and delicate charm. Broadly speaking, HEART's activities can be divided into three eras. From the time of his debut to the early 1980s, the early part of his career. The band changed from the mid-'80s to the early '90s, reflecting the times as the popularity of heavy metal increased. In recent years, we have returned to our roots. Of these, the one that remains vivid in fans' memories is the mid-1980s, when they dominated America. The 1985 album ``HEART'' was the catalyst for this, and in addition to the good songs, the band's bold image change was also successful, and it reached number 1 on Billboard, leading to a V-shaped recovery in the band's popularity. The tour accompanying this album began in August 1985, and expanded in scale with the success of the single. In June 1986, after touring around the United States, they performed in Japan for the second time in seven years, the first being ``JAPAN JAM'' in 1979. In this work, from the “HEART” tour, the Chicago, Illinois performance on February 17th, which is the middle stage, is recorded for about 85 minutes from the finest audience master. You can enjoy the fulfilling HEART live, which was on the rise with the desire to rebuild the band and the momentum of the break, with excellent audience sound! The person who recorded this recording is a famous taper living in Chicago who worked on METALLICA's "THE ECSTASY OF ARAGON" and IRON MAIDEN's "SLAVERY MASTER" which were released the other day. It is still fresh in my memory that both of the above two titles became a hot topic among enthusiasts right after their release. This work also has a dynamic sound, the highest sense of realism, the brightness and visibility unique to the master, and the ease of listening to the performance that is comparable to a line sound source.In terms of quality, it is comparable to the first two works! Another HEART collector's item was the 1989 live "LEAP NIGHT" recorded by Crazy S.. However, the sound image of this work has a broader sound and atmosphere that gives you a sense of a larger scale, allowing you to relive the big stages that these girls performed at that time in an ideal form. The wide sound expanse, outlook, and sense of presence in the opening intro will make listeners look forward to the live performance. And when the intro of the famous song “If Looks Could Kill” resounds, your expectations will turn into certainty. Ann Wilson's powerful and relaxed vocals, and Nancy Wilson's chorus and guitar, which add even more beauty to her sister's performance, are also wonderful! The playing of Howard Leeds, who contributes in many ways on guitar and keyboard, and the drumming of Denny Carmassi, who later played an active role in WHITESNAKE, are also impressive. From "HEART", 7 songs are included, including the opening "If Looks Could Kill", "The Wolf", "Never", "These Dreams", "Nobody Home", "Shell Shock" and "What About Love". . A number of no less hit songs will entertain you with the gorgeous and dramatic '80s HEART sound. Among them, "These Dreams", which is mainly sung by Nancy, will touch the listener's heart with her fragile voice. The wave of joy that instantly spreads within the venue is also captured in a vivid and realistic sound image. Standard songs from the '70s also wear this '80s tone, and "Barracuda" and "Straight On" also have a solid edge. ``How Can I Refuse?'' and ``Allies'' from the previous album ``PASSIONWORKS'' were unpopular in real time, but are incredible songs. The live version is even more polished than the album, giving the impression that the song was completed on this tour. At the climax of the live performance, “Crazy On You” appeared to great applause. Anne's exquisitely controlled vocals make you keenly aware that she was a proven power in the rock scene at the time. The last song is the promised ZEPPELIN number “Rock And Roll”. Once again, Ann knocks out the listener with her high tone and power, typical of Robert Plant! The tight performance of the band with a sense of unity is also wonderful, closing the live with the best excitement! While creating a catchy sound that reflects the current trends, the live performances from that time that firmly retained the core unique to HEART are the perfect match for a big audience sound like this one! The excitement of the audience will engulf the listener as well, and along with the performance, they will be able to experience the climax of '80s HEART live to the fullest. This work is definitely a must-listen for HEART fans. Of course, I also confidently recommend it to those who want to collect HEART's live performances from now on. Live at Rosemont Horizon, Chicago, IL. USA 17th February 1986 TRULY AMAZING/PERFECT SOUND(from Original Masters) Disc 1 1. Intro. 2. If Looks Could Kill 3. The Wolf 4. Barracuda 5. Straight On 6. Never 7 . These Dreams 8. Dog & Butterfly 9. Nobody Home 10. Shell Shock Disc 2 1. Bebe Le Strange 2. Even It Up 3. How Can I Refuse? 4. What About Love 5. Magic Man 6. Allies 7. Crazy On You 8. Rock And Roll Ann Wilson - Vocals Nancy Wilson - Guitar, Vocals Howard Leese - Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals Mark Andes - Bass Denny Carmassi – Drums
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