Jeff Beck toured Europe and the UK again from October to November 2010. From his latest UK tour, Bristol on October 24th performed at Colston Hall, two days after the Cardiff performance on the 25th, and London on October 26th performed the first day of the two-day Royal Albert Hall, both of which were recorded in full with ultra-high quality audience recordings. Both recordings are must-listen takes that directly use the original DAT master sound source, which is not available on the Internet or among traders. The Bristol performance was performed by only four people, but the London performance featured the participation of the British Philharmonic Orchestra, as well as Sharon Corr on violin at Mna Na Eireann, soprano singer Olivia Safe on Elegy For Dunkirk as on the album, and Imelda May on How High The Moon and Remember (Walking In The Sand), adding a touch of glamour to the concert. Both performances have the highest level of sound quality, but the London performance was recorded with amazing sound quality, making it a must-listen take for fans. It seems that there has been a change in the set recently, and the opening has been replaced from Eternity's Breath to Plan B from the 2003 studio album "Jeff ', and in the middle, the new song "Team Amerika" is played instead of Blast From The East. The flow of both performances is the same, but at the end of the Bristol performance, Jeff performs a solo performance of God Save The Queen, and at the London performance, as mentioned above, Elegy For Dunkirk and Remember (Walking In The Sand) are set in accordance with the guest participation. Jeff's play is also great, but the intense rhythm section, which seems to be even more powerful than the Japanese performance, is amazing, and you can hear the amazing play that leaves you speechless in various places. The Bristol performance take was recorded with a taper that has produced many famous recordings over the years, including last year's Clapton & Beck's "Two Gunslingers In The O2," and is recorded with a surprisingly direct, top-grade sound. On the other hand, the London performance take was recorded with a rare taper that has produced many famous sound sources over the years, mainly Clapton, and is also recorded with a completely different perfect sound that gives a sense of legend and style over the past few decades, and the texture of the other dimension overwhelms the listener. This recording is really amazing, and an unprecedented sound jumps out like a wall. In fact, there is no need for too much criticism for such excellent performances and recordings. It is truly "NIGHTS OF EMOTION." Please enjoy the dreamlike live performance that took place in the UK just a few weeks ago with the best sound quality. Colston Hall, Bristol, UK 24th October 2010 PERFECT SOUND(from Original Masters) Royal Albert Hall, London, UK 26th October 2010 PERFECT SOUND(from Original Masters) Live at Colston Hall, Bristol, UK 24th October 2010 Disc 1 1. Plan B 2. Stratus 3. Led Boots 4. Corpus Christi Carol 5. Hammerhead 6. Mna Na Eireann 7. Solo 8. People Get Ready 9. Rollin' And Tumblin' 10. Big Block Disc 2 1. Somewhere Over The Rainbow 2. Team Amerika 3. Angel (Footsteps) 4. Dirty Mind 5. Brush With The Blues 6. A Day In The Life 7. I Want To Take You Higher 8. How High The Moon 9. Nessun Dorma 10. God Save The Queen Live at The Royal Albert Hall, London, UK 26th October 2010 Disc 3 1. Plan B 2. Stratus 3. Led Boots 4. Corpus Christi Carol 5. Hammerhead 6. Mna Na Eireann (with Sharon Corr) 7. Bass Solo 8. People Get Ready 9. Rollin' And Tumblin' 10. Big Block Disc 4 1. Elegy For Dunkirk (with Olivia Safe) 2. Team Amerika 3. Angel (Footsteps) 4. Dirty Mind 5. Brush With The Blues 6. A Day In The Life 7. I Want To Take You Higher 8. How High The Moon (with Imelda May) 9. Remember (Walking In The Sand) (with Imelda May) 10. Nessun Dorma Jeff Beck - Guitar Jason Rebello - Keyboards, Guitar Rhonda Smith - Bass, Vocals Narada Michael Walden - Drums The British Philharmonic Orchestra at London show on 26th October
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