In 1975, the legendary "World Rock Festival" performance at Aichi Gymnasium in Nagoya on August 5th was recorded completely with a super high quality audience recording. Since the past, the master port version (the MP original version is currently out of print) has been recorded, which has been evaluated as the best sound quality of the Nagoya performance take, and you can enjoy the version that is popular among enthusiasts. It was released by the same master under the title "Definitive of Blow", but perhaps due to the strange equalization, the MP version sounds more fresh and high quality in terms of sound quality, and in fact, in a feature article in the March 2009 issue of the specialist magazine beatleg magazine, the press version was evaluated as "a result of adjusting the sound quality balance, resulting in a finish that is slightly lacking in power," and the superiority of the sound quality of this take was noted. Beck's performance at the World Rock Festival was plagued by his deteriorating health, but the Nagoya performance was described in the aforementioned specialist magazine as "Considering Beck's physical condition, the performance on this day was nothing short of miraculous," and there is no doubt that this take is a representative one of the 1975 Japan performances in terms of both sound quality and content. Live at Aichi-Taiikukan, Nagoya, Japan 5th August 1975 TRULY AMAZING/PERFECT SOUND 1. Constipated Duck 2. She's A Woman 3. Freeway Jam 4. Definitely Maybe 5. Superstition 6. Air Blower 7. Keyboard Solo 8. 'Cause We've Ended As Lovers 9. Power 10. Got The Feeling 11. Thelonius 12. You Know What I Mean Jeff Beck - Guitar Wilber Bascomb - Bass Bernard Purdie - Drums Max Middleton – Keyboards
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